Mobola Island Lodge

Mobola Island Lodge is a picturesque establishment situated on the Okavango River, approximately 30 kilometers west of Divundu in Namibia's Kavango East region. The lodge offers guests an opportunity to experience the unique beauty of the Okavango River and its diverse fauna and flora in a comfortable, private setting.

The accommodation options include five bungalows: two four-bed bungalows with separate rooms, two double-bed bungalows, and one luxury double-bed bungalow. Additionally, three luxury canvas tents are available on Mobola Island itself, accessible via a suspension bridge that leads past the island bar to the Mobola Falls. The property also features seven riverside camping sites for those seeking a more natural experience.

Operating as a self-catering facility, the lodge offers optional breakfast service served on bungalow patios, with braai packs and basic provisions available on request. The famous Island Bar provides an ideal setting for sundowners, while a natural swimming pool offers guests a refreshing retreat. The entire facility runs on solar power for electricity and water heating, demonstrating their commitment to eco-friendly operations.

Guests can engage in various activities including Okavango river boat cruises, fishing trips, island walks, safari excursions, and cultural experiences. The lodge is also known for occasional elephant sightings and its proximity to local wildlife.

As part of their community involvement, Mobola Island Lodge supports local projects in the neighboring village, with a particular focus on the village kindergarten, allocating a percentage of their income to enhance community development.

The property provides secure parking at reception and has received positive feedback from visitors who particularly praise its location, hospitality, and facilities. The combination of rustic charm and Namibian luxury makes it a distinctive destination for those exploring the Okavango region.