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Beautiful camp situated on the Kwando River.
From the minute we arrived the camp staff members were extremely friendly and helpful.
The tents were situated along the river along a path frequented by elephants. The tents were roomy, clean and well appointed. The food was...More
We are just returning from 3 weeks in Africa. Our first safari camp was Lagoon. It is in a private concession and is a Kuando Camp, therefore they use trackers and guides. We paid an additional amount and had a private vehicle for our 3...More
The rooms in the camp, as so many reviewers have noted, are large and luxurious, and the food delicious and abundant. The staff is professional and work hard to make your journey memorable. I can't recommend the place highly enough. Our guide Josiah was the...More
Fabulous camp!! Large suites with outside deck, living room, huge bed, dressing room, large bathroom with bath tub, separate indoor and outdoor shower - all overlooking the river. All accommodation is well spaced to give privacy, with stunning views. Excellent food and service. Not to...More
We had an amazing Stay in Kwando Lagoon. Our guide (Josiah) and tracker (Justice) were incredible. They found cheetahs, lions, and more. Giraffe, elephants, kudus, wildebeests, impalas, warthogs, hippos, etc. There were herds of elephants just outside the camp. Aside from being our guide, Josiah...More
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Bar/Lounge
Breakfast included
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Breakfast included
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Price range
$830 - $1,130 (Based on Average Rates for a Standard Room)
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Number of rooms
8
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Response from Zebra_45678 | Reviewed this property |
They do not have electrical outlets in the tents. There is a central charging station at the camp near the bar. Most camps are like this, no outlets in tents.
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CWG1953
Hi, we're thinking of going to Lagoon and Lebala camps next November but I'm concerned about the vehicles having no cover at what will be the start of the rainy season (and very hot). Anyone got experience of this and opinions would be appreciated
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November 24, 2015|
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Response from Zebra_45678 | Reviewed this property |
I was at Lagoon Camp in November and the vehicles had a cover. It only rained on us once. Pack a rain coat. They do provide ponchos, which you can use to protect your gear.
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SoCalWanderer
Hi,
My wife requires sleeping with a CPAP machine that operates either electronically or on battery power. Does your camp provide the ability for her to either to able to run her CPAP on electricity at night or recharge it during the day? Also, can you please advise on what measures are taken to safeguard visitors during daily scheduled bush or water safari activities.
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Sam
June 8, 2015|
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Response from Zebra_45678 | Reviewed this property |
Not sure if you still need an answer. There are no outlets in the tents. The CPAP would have to be charged at the central charging station for the campsite. To safeguard visitors, you must rely on the knowledge of your guide... More
Not sure if you still need an answer. There are no outlets in the tents. The CPAP would have to be charged at the central charging station for the campsite. To safeguard visitors, you must rely on the knowledge of your guide and your tracker. They do not carry guns. At night you are escorted to your tent after dinner.
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