Amariah Lodge is at Flowertown in Kazungula, the settlement next to Kasane where the Botswana, Zambia, Zimbabwe and Namibia borders meet. Two pools and a restaurant put it above the guesthouse standard, and the position suits anyone crossing at Kazungula early.
Quick facts
- Area
- Chobe
- Property type
- Lodge
- Setting
- Flowertown, Kazungula, near Kasane
- Nearest park or reserve
- Chobe National Park
Rooms
Non-smoking rooms with tea and coffee making facilities and room service. We do not publish room counts or rates.
Facilities at Amariah Lodge Kasane
Two swimming pools, a restaurant, breakfast, room service, an airport shuttle, free Wi-Fi and free parking.
Location and access
At Flowertown, Kazungula, a short drive from Kasane, the Chobe riverfront and the Kazungula bridge and ferry.
Kasane beyond the riverfront lodges
Most of what gets written about Kasane is about the river: the sunset cruises, the elephants coming down to drink, the lodges with decks over the Chobe. That is the reason to come, but it is not the whole of the town.
Kasane and neighbouring Kazungula are also a working border town with a hospital, an airport and four countries meeting at the ferry. The guesthouses and small hotels on the plateau and at Flowertown serve that town, and they are a good deal cheaper than the river frontage. If your days are spent in the park or on a boat anyway, the view from your bed matters less than the price of it.
Who it suits
- Travellers crossing at Kazungula into Zambia or Zimbabwe.
- Anyone who wants a pool and a restaurant without riverfront prices.
- Chobe visitors happy to drive to the park gate.
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