Caprivi Mutoya Lodge and Campsite

Caprivi Mutoya Lodge and Campsite is situated in a riverine forest on the banks of a tranquil backwater lake of the Zambezi River. The property has undergone a major refurbishment and is set among ancient Jackalberry Trees and other indigenous trees. The lodge offers a variety of accommodation and facilities, including a bar, a restaurant, a swimming pool, a curio shop, a small lounge with books and games, and WiFi. A large wooden deck surrounds the restaurant, providing lake views. The waters around the lodge are home to a profusion of water birds, and the surrounding trees are home to squirrels, monkeys, and a variety of birds. Activities available include water activities such as canoe tours to view crocodiles, hippos, and birds, as well as boat outings for fishing, sundowners, and bird watching. Fishing from boats on the lagoon or the main Zambezi River can be arranged, targeting species such as tiger fish, barbel, pike, and bream, with a catch and release policy in place. For those preferring land-based exploration, bicycles are available to explore the surrounding bush and forest, and nature walks can be taken around the lodge and within the forests. Nature watching is also possible from the restaurant deck. Day tours can be organised to Bwabwata National Park in Namibia, Chobe National Park in Botswana, or Victoria Falls in Zimbabwe. Trips to view Southern Africa’s largest Carmine Bee Eater colony can also be arranged.

Accommodation at Caprivi Mutoya Lodge and Campsite includes chalets, safari tents, and campsites. The chalets are spacious and en-suite, featuring air conditioning, mosquito nets, private terraces, and coffee/tea stations. They are equipped with a fridge and TV. Most chalets offer lake views. The safari tents are located on the campsite, with shared ablutions and a communal kitchen. These tents are arranged closely together, which suits groups and families. The campsites provide individual BBQ facilities, lighting, and power plugs, with shared ablutions and communal laundry and kitchen sinks. All chalets and safari tents offer a comfortable setting for guests. All accommodation options, except for one chalet and the campsite, offer lake views. The chalet without a lake view and the campsite are situated further back on the property, benefiting from ample shade provided by large indigenous trees over grassy areas.

Guests at Caprivi Mutoya Lodge and Campsite can enjoy meals at the on-site restaurant. For those opting not to self-cater, delicious meals are available. The restaurant is surrounded by a large wooden deck that offers views of the lake. There is also a bar available for refreshments. Chalets that are booked on a Bed and Breakfast (BB) or Dinner, Bed and Breakfast (DBB) basis include coffee/tea stations and fridges. The campsite facilities include communal kitchen sinks, and the safari tents also have access to a communal kitchen, providing options for guests who wish to prepare their own food.

Caprivi Mutoya Lodge and Campsite is located in the Zambezi region of Namibia, approximately 24 kilometres east of Katima Mulilo. It is situated in a small riverine forest, directly on the banks of a tranquil backwater lake of the Zambezi River. The local name "Mutoya" refers to the "Waterberry Tree", which are present along the lagoon's shores. The lodge is surrounded by indigenous trees, including ancient Jackalberry Trees, which contribute to the natural environment and attract local wildlife. The lodge's setting provides direct access to the backwater lake of the Zambezi, offering a natural environment for water-based activities and wildlife viewing.

Caprivi Mutoya Lodge and Campsite suits guests looking for a stay in a natural setting on the Zambezi River, with opportunities for both relaxation and outdoor activities. It is suitable for those interested in wildlife, particularly birdwatching, given the abundance of water birds and other species in the area. The range of accommodation, from chalets to safari tents and campsites, caters to different preferences, including groups and families. Guests who enjoy water-based activities such as canoeing, boating, and fishing will find various options available. Those who appreciate exploring natural environments can make use of bicycles for bush exploration or take nature walks. The availability of a restaurant and bar, alongside self-catering facilities, provides flexibility for dining preferences. The option for day trips to national parks and Victoria Falls also suits travellers looking to explore the wider region.