Lawdons Lodge Shakawe Botswana

A new luxury lodge near Shakawe on the western Okavango Delta the name is combined from first three letters of names of the owner's sons: LAWrence and DONavan.

email: shakawe@go.botswanatravelservice.com

Accommodation at Lawdons Lodge Shakawe

All the deluxe chalets and restaurant are raised one and a half meters off the ground to allow the high flood waters to surround the lodge without disturbing the local habitat or the guests.
A place to relax in comfort while surrounded by the wildlife, birds and natural peacefulness of the Okavango Delta.

Features of Lawdons Lodge:

There are ten chalets with air-conditioners TVs and double beds.
The main complex houses restaurant and reception.
There is a swimming pool
Lawdons Lodge
rates and prices

Some ideas of what to do at Lawdons Lodge:

Lawdons Lodge offers a quiet and relaxed atmosphere along the Okavango river.
An area rich in birdlife as well as excellent fishing grounds.
With the Okavango river at the panhandle being deep and fast-flowing it is ideal for both the fighting Tigerfish and bream. Seventeen species of fish can be caught in the Panhandle area.
Scenically beauty with superb opportunities for photography.
Tsodilo Hills nearby with over 3500 bushman paintings.
There are 4 hills forming a line of sheet quartzite cliff faces.

Long associated with spirituality, Tsodilo is a place of special significance to the Basarwa people. Archaeological studies estimate that humans occupied this area for 1000 years.
The Tsodilo Hills are one of the most historically significant rock art sites in the world and is a declared World
Heritage site.

Drotskys Caves:

Near the Namibian border and accessible by 4 wheel drive only. An impressive decorated cavern system with a series of stalagmites and stalactites rising to heights of about 10 metres.
Mahungo Game park
A small but well stocked park, Elephants, wildebeest, sable, roan are some of the game to be seen in the park.

Where is Lawdons Lodge:

Lawdons Lodge is located next to Drotsky's and on the river's bank. Almost 8km south of the radio mast in Shakawe you'll find a left turn off the tar road. This sandy track will lead you east, crossing the old road up the panhandle for about 3km until you reach Lawdons.