"Caprivi Safari & Lodge Operator"
A selection of great Caprivi Lodges.
Welcome
to Caprivi Strip! Green
Pepper Travel cater to the travellers looking for that
perfect Lodge Safari that most people dream about!
The Caprivi is a heavily tropical area, with high temperatures
and much rainfall during the December-to-March rainy season, making it
the wettest region of
Namibia. The Caprivi
terrain is mostly made up of swamps, floodplains, wetland, and
woodland.
It also is home to 450 animal species, including elephants, making Caprivi a popular game-watching spot. The wildlife is protected by several nature reserves and animals travel freely across the unmarked border with Botswana. The strip is also a prime bird-watching area, with almost 70 percent of bird species found in Namibia being recorded in the Caprivi.
In addition to the Zambezi River, the strip also holds the Cuando and Kwando River, which marks the border with Botswana.
| IMPALILA ISLAND CAPRIVI LODGE | |
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Impalila Island Lodge is a 16-bedded luxury
lodge with much to offer discerning clients. Our island is
situated at the confluence of the Chobe and Zambezi rivers at
the place where 4 countries meet - from the air an amazing
mosaic of waterways, floodplains and bushveld - on the ground
exceptional birdlife, game viewing and assorted vegetation - and
in the waters outstanding fishing opportunities. Impalila is
also the most secluded and remote of the Chobe destinations but
close enough to offer guests the very best of the Chobe river |
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| NTWALA ISLAND LODGE | |
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Surrounded on
all sides by seductively wild and powerful waterways, Ntwala
Island Lodge is the most pristine and secluded Chobe
destination. Intricate floating walkways link an untouched
Namibian cluster of islands within the Mambova rapids where two
mighty African rivers – the Zambezi and Chobe converge, only
80km upstream from the Victoria Falls and where white sands and
palm trees add to the romance - belying the fact that this lodge
is in Africa! |
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| CHOBE SAVANNA | |
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In the northern
extremity of the Chobe National Park, along the Chobe River, is
an expanse of vast floodplains and savannah called the Puku
Flats. The area is renowned for its large herds of buffalo and
elephant, which come to the rivers edge to drink and graze.
Chobe Savanna Lodge, located on its own private concession on
the Nambian side of the Chobe River, peers west out across the
vast Puku flats. |
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| SUSUWE ISLAND LODGE | |
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Susuwe Island
Lodge offers our visitors the opportunity to experience closely
a wild and untouched island of Africa. Situated in North-Eastern
Namibia, our island is in the remote Kwando River - a permanent
water source which nourishes delicate ecosystems and sustains
varied game and birdlife. |
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| CAPRIVI MOBILE SAFARI | |
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We give you a
wake-up call at sunrise with hot water for your morning
ablutions, followed by a light continental breakfast. Then we
then set off for an early morning game activity (a game drive in
an open safari vehicle to track the nocturnal animals making
their way to bed, boat trip, game walk, canoeing, etc). We like
to keep the activities flexible depending on what surprises we
might find in the bush. We usually return for brunch and siesta.
Tea & snacks are served before we set off on the afternoon
game activity. |
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| TIGER FISHING CAPRIVI | |
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Shackletons provides access to 130km of the Upper Zambezi River,
called ‘God’s Highway’ by David Livingstone. Shackletons
is open all year round, even when the river floods its banks
each year to form the Zambezi floodplains.
Shackletons is a premier venue for spin, lure and fly anglers
of all levels to fish for trophy Tigerfish, Bream, Tilapia and
Catfish. |
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Indulge
yourself in our Caprivi safaris - all emphasising
comfort, hospitality, gourmet experience, elegance of accommodation
and game viewing opportunities - vital ingredients for a memorable
Caprivi lodge safari holiday experience.
Safari Caprivi.
Join us for the Caprivi Safari experience of a life time!
Posted on: 18 JULY 07:27:42 2007 CAT
Caprivi Overland Safaris conducted in the spirit of the early expeditions, in which a self-contained unit consisting of a fully-equipped supply truck, complete with camp staff and cook, accompanied by a safari vehicle with clients and guide, meander through the national parks and game reserves, setting up camp for several days at a time, and moving with the game and the mood .