The Lodge
Nunda River Lodge
Nunda River Lodge stands on the Okavango River at Divundu, in the homeland of the Hambukushu people. Nunda is the Thimbukushu name for the fruit of the jackalberry tree.
There are seven large twin Meru tents on wooden decks and eight thatched twin bungalows, all with covered decks over the river, as well as four thatched chalets set back from the water and a campsite. The lodge has a licensed restaurant and a pool.
Nunda borders Bwabwata National Park, so game drives, a boat cruise to Popa Falls, birding, fishing and cultural visits are all close at hand. We suggest staying at least two nights.
Rooms
The Rooms
Seven large twin Meru tents on wooden decks, each with a covered deck looking over the Okavango River.
Eight thatched twin bungalows with covered decks over the river. Four more thatched chalets stand back from the water.
From the lodge
Things to do
Game drives in Bwabwata
Drives into Bwabwata National Park, which borders the lodge.
Popa Falls boat cruise
A cruise on the Okavango to the rapids of Popa Falls.
Birding and fishing
The river and its banks are good for birding, and fishing trips can be arranged.
Cultural experiences
Visits to learn about the Hambukushu people whose home this is.
Ask us about prices for drives, cruises and fishing when you book.
Good to know
Information
On our itineraries
Safaris with a night at Nunda
Itineraries we have planned that stop at Nunda River Lodge. Each one is a starting point we adapt to your dates, budget and pace.
14-Day Coast to Caprivi Namibia Safari
Windhoek · Swakopmund · Spitzkoppe · Twyfelfontein · Etosha South · Onguma Reserve · Rundu · Divundu · Bwabwata · Victoria Falls
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Victoria Falls · Chobe River Front · Bwabwata · Divundu · Rundu · Onguma Reserve · Etosha South · Twyfelfontein · Spitzkoppe · Swakopmund · Sossusvlei · NamibRand Reserve · Naukluft Mountains · Kalahari
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Explore the Area
Nunda River Lodge is on the Okavango River at Divundu, on the border of Bwabwata National Park. Game drives in Bwabwata and boat cruises to Popa Falls start from the lodge.
Where you'll stay
Find the Lodge
Nunda River Lodge · on the Okavango River at Divundu, bordering Bwabwata National Park.
Before you go
Questions answered
What does Nunda mean?
Nunda is the Thimbukushu name for the fruit of the jackalberry tree.
What kinds of rooms are there?
Seven twin Meru tents and eight thatched twin bungalows, all with covered decks over the river, plus four thatched chalets set back from the water. There is also a campsite.
Is it close to Bwabwata?
Yes, the lodge borders Bwabwata National Park, and game drives go into the park.
Can we visit Popa Falls?
Yes, by boat cruise on the Okavango River.
How long should we stay?
We suggest at least two nights to make the most of the river and the park.
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Named for the jackalberry
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