Serondela Lodge

The luxurious freestanding chalets boast panoramic views and are constructed using ecological materials and techniques. The twin rooms are spacious and secluded, sleeping up to 2 guests. All rooms provide a large ensuite bathroom and balconies facing the Chobe River. The balconies act as viewing decks allowing guests to relax and observe the herds of elephants, buffaloes, and impala as they graze.

The chalets have been designed to allow maximum game viewing with large picture windows looking out onto the Chobe River banks. The rooms are situated along the river facing wildlife corridor. Spectacular for photographers, guests will encounter the renowned Serondela area in the Chobe National Park, famous for being a major Elephant corridor as well as an area where the lions hunt their prey. The chalet features WiFi and 220v power in the rooms.

This spacious and opulent freestanding chalet hosts the ideal bush retreat for families. Experience panoramic views of the African bush all from a luxury chalet constructed from ecological materials and techniques. The chalet can sleep up to 4 guests, providing 1 double bed and 2 single beds. The family chalet boasts a large ensuite bathroom and balconies facing the Chobe River. Families can enjoy the awe-inspiring scenes of herds of elephants, buffaloes, and impala as they graze along the renowned Serondela area and Chobe Riverbanks. The chalet offers WiFi and 220v power.

A raised deck extends from both the lounge and dining area, creating a spectacular location and ambience for a delicious meal and relaxing drink. The dining experience at Serondela allows guest to indulge in fresh, sensational cuisine whilst spotting birds and wildlife, or simply just winding down to the pace of the river, letting go of everyday life elsewhere.

Victoria Falls is one of the greatest attractions in Africa and one of the most spectacular waterfalls in the world. Victoria Falls is located on the Zambezi River, the fourth largest river in Africa, which is also defining the border between Zambia and Zimbabwe. The Falls provides an abundance of thrill-seeking activities and opportunities for visitors.

Discover one of the most interesting attractions in Victoria Falls, Devil’s Pool is a natural pool mostly unknown to tourists. The pool has the width of about ten meters and is located next to the cliff found near Livingstone Island. The pool is separated from the abyss only by a narrow bridge, those brave enough can bathe in the pool, looking over the edge of the abyss whilst taking in the astonishing panoramas of this spectacle.

Victoria is not the highest waterfall in the world, however Bungee jumping from the Victoria Falls Bridge is quite a popular sport. Victoria Falls offers visitors the chance to river surf, kayak, challenge and enjoy heart stopping gorge swings as well as other fascinating wild activities.

Explorers less fond of the daring activities can delight in river cruises, elephant rides, admire rich local arts and crafts, test their skill and patience with fishing, or play golf and other games. Victoria Falls also hosts a museum, devoted to the waterfalls’ history. Here you can find out about the changes faced by the waterfall during the last several thousand years. A day trip, tour or excursion to Victoria Falls is an absolute must for travellers visiting this unrivalled area of Southern Africa, not to mention a once in a lifetime encounter.

Chobe game drives are the number one way to experience the Kasane and the Chobe National Park. Those wanting to encounter the fascinating wildlife of this region will be driven in custom built 4×4 safari vehicles, featuring open sides which promise exceptional views of the wildlife. The game drive will last roughly 3 hours, professional safari guides lead the game drives in the Chobe Park. Their experience and knowledge provide great insights into the animals’ whereabouts and their behaviour.

Although specific sightings can’t be guaranteed, elephants are almost a given, as Chobe has the highest concentration in the world of these enthralling giants. Buffalo, zebra, hyena, giraffe, red lechwe, hippo and crocodiles are often spotted. The bird life is remarkably amazing in Chobe, with over 460 species of birds this is an ornithologist or birders paradise. Those lucky enough may see the big cats such as lions and leopards. There are cheetahs too, but they’re very elusive and favour the Linyanti region of the park.

“We are very conscious of our impact on the environment and on our role in the Social-Cultural sustainability, which means minimising negative impacts and focusing more on positive impacts, such as promoting cultural exchange and promoting local tradition. Serondela Lodge is in partnership with Kabulabula Conservancy and is part of the WWF and IRDNC Joint-venture program.

Wild Waters Lodges is a sustainable tourism orientated umbrella company comprised of 3 award-winning Lodges & Camps (Serondela Lodge, Nkasa Lupala Tented Lodge & Jackalberry Tented Camp). By providing exceptional safari experiences we are able to partially fund the protection and preservation of pristine land and existing wildlife populations, not to mention help create economic independence within local communities surrounding the lodges and camps.

Travellers choose to stay at our lodges because of the exclusive and wild locations, limited guest and vehicle numbers, extraordinarily consistent game viewing and the exceptional care that is taken of each guest during their stay. Guests staying at Serondela Lodge, Nkasa Lupala Tented Camp or Jackalberry camp are being transformed for a lifetime and having made a contribution to the legacy of Africa.”