Accomodation

Sekoma Island Lodge (Zambia)

Sekoma Island forms a part of a chain of islands and channels in the centre of the Mambova rapids, below them lies Kazangula – the eastern point of the Caprivi Strip and where four countries meet (Zimbabwe, Botswana, Namibia and Zambia)

A “Robinson Crusoe” island, it teems with indigenous fauna and abundant flora and boasts more than 70 different fish species.The waters surrounding Sekoma Island are only navigable by mokoro (dugout boat) except the northern point area which has been coverted into the Lodge’s harbour and clients, therefore, have total exclusivity.

A “Robinson Crusoe” island

The only inhabitants on the island are the Lodge staff and the odd bachelor herd of elephants that seek refuge in the dense Sekoma forest – and a wide variety of bird life.

Accommodation consists of eight spacious safari tents, mounted as wooden chalets which are placed on wooden decks, each with breathtaking views, overlooking the Mambova Rapids. Each suite has a full bathroom and sleeps two in either single or queen size beds. Sekoma Island Lodge supplies all bedding, linen and towels and fresh drinking water is available.

Why fish at Sekoma Fishing?

The annual flood every year, brings growth and rejuvenation to the system

We offer a mouthwatering choice of fishing in the Zambezi and Chobe rivers as well as the Kasai channell, providing magnificent fishing opportunities !

Sekoma Lodge operates from the Zambian side of the Rapids, on a stretch of river that experiences an annual flood that, every year, brings growth and rejuvenation to the system. Every year the Chobe and Zambezi floods on to its many floodplains, thus creating a self-sustaining “stocking” system – everything from insects and crustacea, to fish using the flooded plains to breed and eat.

Contact us today and we will set up your trip from start to end, tailor-made to suit your every need. Groups from two up to eight people can be accommodated.