Newmark Hotels & Reserves, a hospitality company based in Cape Town, South Africa, offering a curated portfolio of luxury boutique hotels, safaris lodges and island retreats across Africa and expanding in Europe, focusing on authentic, personalized guest experiences and high – end, tailored service is set to open a luxury lodge located in Bwabwata National Park in the Zambezi Region, a protected area in northeastern Namibia covers 6,274 km², established in 2007 by merging Namibia’s Caprivi Game Park and Mahango Game Park in the Zambezi and Kavango East regions, extending along the Caprivi Strip.
Scheduled to open in July 2026, Thitaka River Lodge is a luxury tented camp positioned along the Kwando River in a remote wilderness setting, and the property will be accessible via a 280km road transfer or private charter to its on – site airstrip.
Guests can also reach the property via a three - hour drive from Kasane, a bustling safari toiwn in n northern Botswana through Chobe National Park and the Botswana - Namibia border, or a one - hour transfer from Katima Mulilo, the capital of the Zambezi region in Namibia.
Thitaka River Lodge will feature a selection of luxury tents, including private villa and family options, all set on elevated decks within a forested elephant corridor offeriing privacy and scenic views.
Dining will focus on seasonal, locally sourced ingredients, including produce from the lodge’s own herb and vegetable garden.
Sustainability and community integration are central to the project, with low - impact design, local sourcing, and locally made crafts available for purchase on site.
Eperiences on the offer at the lodge will include game drives, river safaris, birdwatching, walking safaris, and spa treatments.
During their stay, guests will have the opportunity to enjoy the beauty of Bwabwata National Park features diverse ecosystems include riverine woodlands,wetlands, dense forests, floodplains, shrub savannah set on ancient sandy terrain, and rivers like Okavango and Kwando, acting as a vital wildlife corridor, popular for game drives in the Mahango and Kwando core areas, and supporting huge elephant populations, 4 - of - 5 Big Five, and over 400 bird species.
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