Nata Logen

At Elephant Sands Lodge guests can enjoy viewing elephants as they drink from the waterhole right in front of the lodge or from our swimming pool. We also have a wide variety of other wildlife that can be viewed, from lions to giraffe and buffalo.We offer 24 rustic chalets comprising two Family Chalets and 22 twin chalets. There is plenty of camping space overlooking the waterhole. The campsites do not have electricity. There is a restaurant with a ...

Pelican Lodge and Camping is a great destination that has both accommodation and campsites for guests, making it an ideal stopover in Botswana.All of the chalets have en-suite bathrooms, outdoor showers, air-conditioning, TVs, minibar fridges, phones and access to the Internet. The campsites have private ablution facilities with hot and cold water, as well power points and fireplaces.The main lodge boasts two restaurants, a boma and one executive ...

Northgate Lodge is positioned in a picturesque setting among Llala Palms in Nata, Botswana. The lodge comprises of 20 rooms, cottages and chalets, which all feature private bathrooms, satellite televisions, Wi-Fi Internet access, and tea and coffee facilities. Some of the abodes feature lounges and kitchenettes. The lodge also offers guests laundry services, a swimming pool, braai facilities, a restaurant, and parking on the premises.As an ideal stopover ...

Maya Guest Inn is situated in the Nata Village in Botswana. Guests are central to the Nata Bird Sanctuary and various natural parks such as Makgadikgadi Pans National Park and Nxai Pan National Park, Gateway to the Chobe, Kasane and Okavango Delta.This area is part of the Makgadikgadi Salt Pans, the worlds largest salt flat remains. Maya's place offers eight luxurious and beautifully thatched chalets with tranquil surroundings from the inside out. ...

Dzibanana Lodge & Camping is perfectly situated on the outskirts of an old hunting area. It's called CT5 and is located on the border of Botswana and Zimbabwe.The 12-bedroom lodge is surrounded by watering holes used by the animals in the area. They come to quench their thirst at sunrise or just before sundown.You'll find the resident hippo browsing around or the occasional buffalo and elephant. Zebra, giraffe and impala pop around from time to time. On ...