Because Namushasha offers a real and un-spoilt African experience in these scenic surrounds, you might be tempted to sit on the veranda and enjoy the views and sounds of the bush and river for the duration of your stay. But do not miss out on the exciting activities and experiences available around the Namushasha River Lodge.
Guests staying at the Villa can enjoy the activities at the Namushasha River Lodge as well as those around Kongola, the small village which is 27km from the lodge.
Bwabwata National Park Excursions from Namushasha River Villa Caprivi Namibia
Enjoy a game drive of approximately 3-hours long into the Bwabwata National Park. This guided morning or afternoon drive includes park entrance fees, a short boat transfer, snacks and refreshments.
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Guided Fishing Trip at Namushasha River Villa Caprivi Namibia
Join a guided fishing trip for at least two persons and try your hand at catching some of the many species of fish inhabiting the Kwando River. The boat trip and basic tackle and bait are included and drinks are for your own account. A fishing licence must be obtained from the lodge and all fishing is on a catch and release basis.
Fishing Excursion for Fishermen at Namushasha River Villa Caprivi Namibia
A detailed offer for a tailor-made fishing excursion can be provided on request. Please note that this activity is seasonal, depending on the water level. Al fishing is done on a catch and release basis.
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Facilities at Namushasha River Villa
- Double story houseboat on the Kwando River
- Barbeque facilities
- Birdwatching
- Boating
- Catch-and-release fishing
- Game drives
- Game viewing from the deck
- River cruises
- Private bar
- Wi-Fi and plugs for charging purposes
- Swimmingpool at Namushasha River Lodge
- Bar & Restaurant at Namushasha River Lodge
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Things To Do at Namushasha River Villa
In 2007 the Caprivi Game Park and Mahango Game Reserve were merged to create the Bwabwata National Park. Bordered and crossed by the Okavango River to the west and the Kwando River to the east, this area is an important migration route for the African elephant and other game species moving between Botswana and Angola.
It is a protected area with a difference, as there are about 5 500 people living in the park. The Namibian government involves the residents in and neighbours of the park in the planning and management of the park.
Cultural tours can be undertaken and museums in the area can be visited to learn more about the Caprivi, its history and its peoples.
Namibia - Things to do at or near Namushasha River Villa in Caprivi last updated in 2024