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Group meals are served either indoors or outdoors, and Breakfast is a delicious buffet of cereal and yogurt, with eggs to order. Dinner is served on a wooden deck, under the stars and is a relaxed, candlelit dining experience. Mouth-watering meals are served and shared as guests chat about their wildlife adventure stories.
Profits from the Royal Tree Lodge are used to help fund the strategic nonprofit programs of Love Botswana Outreach Mission and guests staying at the lodge give back to the people of Botswana and children in crisis.
Tours of the mission can be arranged through the lodge and guests have the opportunity to volunteer for a day or even a few hours if this is something that interests them.
With over 40 years guiding experience the lodge’s director and the personal safari guide will share a lifetime of stories with guests as they search for the Big 5 game. Provided with outstanding photo opportunities guests will revel in the natural beauty that is Botswana.
During the summer months of Botswana in Southern Africa, it is not unusual for birders to see between 50 and 70 species in one day as, in peak season, it is possible for over 300 species of birds to be in the vicinity of the lodge, making this one perfect setting for birding enthusiasts.
Guests have the opportunity to relax next to the sparkling swimming pool or, better still, enjoy the cool waters on their warm skin as they swim under the African sun. As the swimming pool is unfenced, children should be supervised at all times.
It is recommended that malaria protection is for visits to the Royal Tree Lodge in Botswana.
There is a moderate risk of dangerous animals although the reserve and lodge are surrounded by fences to keep guests as safe as possible.
Children of all ages are welcome at the Royal Tree Lodge in Botswana, Southern Africa, although parents should note that there is a swimming pool on site and as it is unfenced, children should be under adult supervision at all times.
All proceeds from the Royal Tree Lodge are invested back into the Maun community through the work of the nonprofit organisation Love Botswana Outreach Mission.
The mission is committed to reducing the spread of HIV/AIDS in Botswana as well as developing young people to be change agents within their nation.
Caregivers are equipped to provide for those in their care through programs such as Okavango International School, All Nations Village Church, Loretto House of Love emergency shelter for abandoned babies, informal and continuing education, social outreach, and HIV/AIDS prevention and care.
Tours of the mission can be arranged through the lodge and guests have the opportunity to volunteer for a day or even a few hours if this is something that interests them. The mission directs the people of Maun toward positive change.
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There are two honeymoon chalets at the Royal Tree Lodge near Maun, Botswana, both of which are air-conditioned, have king-size beds and en-suite bathrooms. Outdoor showers are found in both chalets making for an exceptional safari experience.
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Botswana's Royal Tree Lodge offers eight luxury tents each of which is equipped with twin beds, an en-suite bathroom and an outside shower.
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Latitude: -19.993733
Longitude: 23.430878
The Royal Tree Lodge in Botswana, Southern Africa, is a private game farm situated 14 km from the Maun Airport on the Thalamakane River.
Access to the Royal Tree Lodge is via self-drive or by flight and transfer. The 15 - 20-minute Road transfer from Maun is accessible by 4x4 vehicles only, and the lodge provides shuttle services as required.
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