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Ntwala Island Lodge sits on a cluster of tiny islands at the confluence of the Zambezi and Chobe Rivers, a short distance upstream from Victoria Falls. It has been sensitively developed to cause minimum disturbance to this most pristine and richly biodiverse area, which has a very tropical feel with its palm trees and white sand. The accommodation adds new meaning to the word luxurious with vast beds, hand-carved double basins and a huge and unique bathtub. Outside, there is a private plunge pool overlooking the Zambezi, plus an outdoor shower and a sala with wooden hammocks. Each comes with its own boat and private guide. With a maximum of eight guests staying at any one time, a high degree of personal service and attention to detail is guaranteed. In terms of activities, the flyfishing on this stretch of the Zambezi is rated by many as some of the best in Africa, while game viewing can be fabulous particularly along the Chobe, where elephant, buffalo, lion, rare Puku, Chobe Bushbuck, crocodile and hippo might be spotted. Birdwatchers will note rare species such as Rock Pratincole, Pels Fishing Owl, Pygmy Geese, while African skimmers frequent the local waters and flood plains. The amazing variety of plants and trees to be found are, like Ntwala Island Lodge, simply sensational.
Bailey Robinson
The Courtyard, Hungerford
Berkshire, RG17 0NF
t: +44 (0) 1488 689777
f: +44 (0) 1488 681973
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