
Wetland park in the Caprivi Strip
Namibia
Nkasa Lupala, once called Mamili, is Namibia's largest wetland, a park of channels, reedbeds and islands where the Kwando River spreads into the Linyanti swamps on the Botswana border in the Zambezi Region. It is Namibia's Okavango: buffalo herds, elephant, hippo, red lechwe, sitatunga and wild dog, with a bird list above 400 species and boat safaris in the wet season when the tracks flood. It is reached by 4x4 or by the tented lodge on its edge, and it is a malaria area, best from about June to October.
Inside-park stays and nearby lodges, sorted by distance.
18.4500° S, 23.6000° EOpen in Maps
Nkasa Lupala National Park is in Namibia.
Namibia's Ministry of Environment, Forestry and Tourism charges a park entry permit per person per day plus a vehicle fee, paid at the gate. The rest camps and resorts inside the national parks are run by Namibia Wildlife Resorts and booked through NWR; private lodges on the park boundary are booked directly.
Spekboom lists stays in and near Nkasa Lupala National Park, from inside-park camps to nearby lodges. Every booking funds conservation.
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Why book here
Wild places survive when the communities around them earn more from protecting wildlife than from anything that would replace it. Every stay you book through Spekboom carries a conservation contribution built into the price, never added on top, so choosing where you sleep becomes a way to fund the people and projects keeping this landscape intact.