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GPS Coordinates – 18°10’10.0″S 24°20’34.5″E

From Kasane:

Follow the route towards Kachikau. Look out for and follow the signs indicating the directions to our lodge.

From Savuti/Linyanti/Maun:

Use the GPS coordinates 18°10’10.0″S 24°20’34.5″E for the most accurate directions to our lodge.

We recommend that you purchase a local SIM card from the Orange network upon arrival in Botswana, as it offers the best connectivity in the Chobe region. Please note that basic phones tend to have better connectivity than smartphones in our region. However, if disconnecting from the digital world is part of your retreat plan, you can look forward to losing reception once you leave Kachikau.

The Chobe region is teeming with wildlife. Our guests can take a self-drive game viewing tour around the area. For a more immersive experience, consider a River Cruise Drive in the Chobe National Park from the Ngoma Gate, renowned for its lion sightings. Please remember that our staff is always available to provide more information about the best locations for game viewing.

Chobe Hideaway operates on a self-catering basis. Please bring all your preferred food and drink items. We provide drinkable and sweet water at the lodge.

Please ensure you stock up on fuel in Kasane. If you plan to travel onwards to Savuti or Moremi, please note that the next available fuel station will be in Maun. Keep in mind that driving in heavy sand with a 4×4 vehicle consumes more fuel than an average dirt road.

The chalets have access to a 220-volt connection point for basic electronic use, like charging phones and laptops. Please refrain from using hairdryers or heavy electronics as they may overload our solar power system.

Each spacious double room comes with a private entrance, tea and coffee maker, private bathroom with a shower, seating area, dining area, terrace and an outdoor dining area. Each unit has a Queen sized bed and furniture. Each unit is suitable for two adults.

We provide the initial batch of firewood for heating your shower water, which uses a fire-heated system called a “donkey”. For cooking and campfires, we advise bringing extra wood with you.