On a game drive in Chobe National Park, listen out for the roar of roaming lions. Watch as leopard and cheetah sprint across the Savute Channel. You may even enjoy a rare sighting of the rock-climbing klipspringers or the second largest migration of zebra in Africa.
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As night falls on the Savute, gather around our campfire and experience a traditional Boma ritual. Watch the flames flicker as a choir serenade with traditional songs and our chefs serve African specialities. Learn and dance to rhythms handed down through generations as this marvelous communal experience comes to a close.
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Allow our guides to teach you about this magical cluster of trees, which stands in a huge grove surrounded by Bushmen paintings. Sample the tree’s powder in smoothies and cocktails and see the health benefits for yourself.
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When David Livingstone explored the area in 1851 he described the Savute as a marsh. Since then, the Channel alternates between flowing free and drying up. This part of the National Park has been prohibited for humans for decades—save for the area around our lodge. The position is unrivalled; nature’s drama played out on your own private stage.
Let the stars guide your way into the bush. Recline around the campfire at our own enchanting Boma, a unique dining experience that combines African delicacies with soulful rhythms—all played out under an inky night sky.
Learn moreIn the heart of UNESCO wetlands, this newly renovated lodge offers boutique tents and thrilling helicopter safaris.
Unpredictable wet and dry cycles create a dynamic landscape alive with a vibrant, raw energy—and wildlife to match.
Sitting in a carefully protected zone, animals roam free in this dramatic region of the Moremi Reserve.
Sensory journeys inspired by nature
Unwind and let time stand still as you find true bliss at our spa. Located in a peaceful corner at the edge of the lodge, it’s a serene space of sage-green hues and handcrafted details.
Indulge with a selection of massages, facials, body rituals, manicures and pedicures. We proudly use South African brand TheraNaka. Their organic, sustainably sourced ingredients include marula, immune-boosting rooibos and rehydrating Kalahari melon.
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11 nights
Experience the splendours of Africa; a luxurious stay at Mount Nelson, a journey on the legendary Rovos Rail, and the untamed romance of Belmond Safaris.
11 nights
Embark on a journey that contrasts the dramatic, beautiful deserts of Namibia with the lush bush-life of Belmond Safaris in Botswana.
22 nights
Why leave your heart wanting more? From exciting city life to adventurous wilderness and calming turquoise beaches, explore all that makes Southern Africa special.
7 nights
Marvel at the teeming wildlife and majestic scenery of Botswana on a Belmond Safari before being captured by the spellbinding drama of the Victoria Falls.
4 or 6 nights
Experience extreme diversity as you explore the waterways of the Delta at Eagle Island Lodge. View Africa’s Big Game in the forested Khwai River Lodge. Listen to the rumble of elephants through Savute Elephant Lodge.
7 nights
Combine an action-packed stay at a Belmond safari lodge in Botswana with an indulgent beach break on a journey perfect for honeymooners or families.
10 nights
Discover the joie de vivre of Johannesburg. Experience the thrills of Belmond Safaris. Be part of the vibrant, cosmopolitan city of Cape Town at Mount Nelson.
10 nights
Stay at any Belmond Safari and explore the Okavango Delta in Botswana, a vibrant wetland and UNESCO World Heritage Site. Witness the majestic feline colonies of the Sabi Sand, and learn about rhino conservation among the rugged landscape of the Kalahari Desert.
7 nights
After a luxury stay at Mount Nelson, sample award-winning vintages in the famous Winelands region. Then head to coastal Hermanus, where the seasonal whales make their annual visit.
