If you would like to experience a stay at Nata Lodge as part of an unforgettable safari trip in Southern Africa, please contact us! We will create your very own personalised CONSAFARITY for you, always taking into account your individual ideas, wishes and possibilities.
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The most important facts at a glance
Meals
incl.
Drinks
incl.
Number of rooms
22
Wifi
Yes
Laundry service
Yes
Souvenir shop
Yes
Pool
Yes
Nata Lodge accommodates its guests in 22 thatched, elevated chalets in a traditional rustic style with en-suite bathrooms and outdoor showers. Additionally, there are ten Meru tents, each with attached bathrooms, situated on wooden platforms under the shade of numerous marula trees.
For self-drivers, there is also a campsite with sanitary facilities and power sources available. A swimming pool provides refreshing relaxation, and the restaurant offers a tasty buffet or à-la-carte menu. The main area also includes a lounge, bar, and a small souvenir shop.
Highlights of Nata Lodge:
- Close proximity to the bird paradise of Nata Bird Sanctuary
- Not far from the spectacular Makgadikgadi Salt Pans
- On-site camping facilities available
- Bird diversity directly on the lodge grounds
- Game drives to Nata Bird Sanctuary and the Makgadikgadi Pans
- Located at the crossroads between northern and southern Botswana
- Ideal stopover for self-drivers
Possible safari actvities
Game drive
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Guests at Nata Lodge can enjoy game drives to the legendary Makgadikgadi Salt Pans or to the nearby Nata Bird Sanctuary.
But even the shady canopy surrounding the lodge proves to be a small bird paradise. A feeding area provides bird enthusiasts with the opportunity to observe a variety of species comfortably from the pool deck, open bar, or restaurant. The hornbill, helmeted guineafowl, glossy starling, pied and arrow-marked babblers, Meyer's parrot, and long-tailed paradise whydah are just a few of the species that can be spotted directly outside the room door during a stay at Nata Lodge.
