A safari lodge experience in Botswana to remember for a lifetime

We are always talking about offbeat experiences, but how offbeat have we really gone in our travels? Here is one for you. A safari lodge in Botswana’s Okavango Delta that can only be reached with the help of a canoe. The extraordinary place is just perfect for those who would like to experience the wild outdoors. The rooms are not what you would expect from a remote wilderness lodge. They are extremely comfortable, well made, with intricate detailing. So all in all, it is certainly going to be a vacation to remember, and better still, it is as offbeat as it can get.
Being hailed as a Verailles in the African bush, the safari lodge has 12 suites, and built with a generous amount of $US30 million. It all came together due to the vision of one man, Stanley Tollman. Called, the Xigeria Safari Lodge, do not mistake this to be an ordinary accommodation. It is a lot more than that.
The experience here really raises the bar when it comes to such a holiday. After all, the remote location of such safari lodge’s often gives us the idea that it is going to be just about right, with no extra frills. But here at Xigeria Safari Lodge, each experience is carefully handcrafted, and designed to give you the feel of the African wilderness. It is special to say the least.

From bush dining, to star gazing, or even a helicopter safari, all of your wildest African wildlife fantasies are going to come true here. The safarilodge also includes a tree house, where you can sleep under the stars, so it is as romantic as it can get. The tree house in question here is located a kilometer away from the main resort, but you have an attendant stationed nearby. The bedroom can open up to the wild outdoors, but you can certainly close zip up the windows for privacy.
This is not all. The safari lodge is an environmentally friendly place, and that means it is powered by the sun. Moreover, the entire place is plastic free. It really concentrates on the environment, and gives you an opportunity to get the raw African experience, without harming the environment.