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From the B8 Katima – Ngoma tarred road, turn off onto the Kalimbeza Road (Luhonono), 12km east of Katima Mulilo. Travel a further 12km and just past Lisikile Fish Farm turn left at the Caprivi Mutoya sign. Follow the track 300m to the lodge.

Katima Mulilo to Caprivi Mutoya – 25km Caprivi Mutoya to Victoria Falls (Zimbabwe) – 196km via Ngoma & Kazungula Border Posts Caprivi Mutoya to Kasane (Botswana) – 118km via Ngoma Border Post Caprivi Mutoya to Livingstone (Zambia) – 232km via Wenela Border Post Caprivi Mutoya to Johannesburg (South Africa) – 1305km via Botswana Ngoma Border Post

Ngoma (Botswana/Namibia) – 0700–1800 Wenela (Zambia/Namibia) – 0600–1800 Kazungula (Botswana/Zimbabwe) – 0600–1800 Pandamatenga (Botswana/Zimbabwe) – 0600–1800 Noordoewer (South Africa/Botswana) – open 24hrs Martins Drift (South Africa/Botswana) – 0600–2200 Mamuno (Botswana/Namibia) – 0700–1800 Shakawe (Botswana/Namibia) – 0600–1800

Namibia: R220 for a normal car, plus R140 for a trailer or caravan. Botswana: Road fund 50 Pula (1 year), Insurance 50–100 Pula (90 days), Road permit 40 Pula (single entry) or 90 Pula (return trip). Zimbabwe: Carbon Tax 15 USD (30 days), Road access fee 10 USD (single entry), Insurance 50 USD, TIP free. Zambia: Police clearance needed for Namibian-registered vehicles. Insurance 650 Kwacha (1 year), Toll Fee 38 USD (single entry), Carbon tax 150 Kwacha (3 months), Sesheke Council Levy 50 Kwacha, Cross Border Levy 600 Kwacha. All charges are subject to change without notice.

Air Botswana & SA Airlink: Johannesburg to Kasane, Botswana Air Namibia: Katima Mulilo (Mpacha) to Windhoek SAA & BA: Johannesburg to Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe SAA & BA: Johannesburg to Livingstone, Zambia Transfers can be arranged for pick up & drop off at the above airports.

Please check what visitor visa is required before arrival into Namibia. Passport must be valid for at least 6 months prior to arrival, with enough blank pages available. For Namibia, Zimbabwe, Botswana, Zambia and South Africa you are required to carry a vehicle police clearance, your original vehicle papers, and proof that you own or have permission to take the vehicle across borders. All vehicles must carry a fire extinguisher, two red triangles, a first aid kit, a white reflector at the front and a red reflector at the back.

Citizens from a number of countries are not required to obtain a visa to enter Namibia for tourism or business purposes, for stays of up to 90 days within a calendar year. Requirements: passport valid for at least 6 months with at least 3 blank pages, proof of onward or return travel, accommodation booking or host invitation, and sufficient funds for your stay. Overstaying your visa-free period may result in fines, penalties, or future entry restrictions.

Travelers from specific countries can obtain a visa at the point of entry (e.g. Hosea Kutako International Airport or certain regional border posts). You will need: a passport valid for at least 6 months, a return or onward flight ticket, proof of accommodation or an invitation letter, and payment for the visa fee (credit card only). Fees: African countries NAD 1,200 (~USD 70), children 6–11 half price; other countries NAD 1,600 (~USD 90), children 6–11 half price. Children under 6 are exempt. It is strongly advised to double-check eligibility before you travel, as policies may change.

If your country is not on the visa-exempt or visa-on-arrival list, you must apply for a visa before traveling to Namibia through the official eVisa platform. This is a multi-entry visa valid for up to 90 days. You will typically need: a completed online application form, a valid passport (6 months, 3 blank pages), a recent passport photo, health/travel insurance, proof of accommodation, a travel itinerary, proof of sufficient funds, and visa fee payment. Fees: African countries NAD 1,200 (~USD 70); other countries NAD 1,600 (~USD 90), children 6–11 half price, under 6 exempt.