| Xugana Island Lodge forms part of the Desert & Delta Safaris' portfolio of lodges, which include Chobe Game Lodge, Chobe Savanna Lodge, Savute Safari Lodge, Camp Okavango and Camp Moremi. Desert & Delta Safaris believes in sustainable, environmentally and socially conscious tourism and offers unique wildlife, nature and cultural experiences. WHAT IS INCLUDED
Your stay at Xugana Island Lodge is inclusive of accommodation, all meals, all local brand drinks, scheduled safari activities and laundry services.
WHAT IS NOT INCLUDED
Gratuities, curios and all items of a personal nature. Premium brand drinks. CHILDREN
No children under 12 years are accepted. No children under the age of 16 are allowed on walking safaris. No childcare / babysitters are provided for at any of our properties. Children must be under the care of their parents at all times. Children ages 16 yrs (inclusive) and younger to share with a parent at all times. HOW TO GET THERE
Access is by charter aircraft from Kasane (served by daily road transfers from Victoria Falls and Livingstone) and Maun to Xugana airstrip. Xugana Island Lodge may also be reached by unique boat transfer from Camp Moremi or Camp Okavango. AIRSTRIP CO-ORDINATES
Xugana airstrip (private registered): 19.04S 23.04E.
The airstrip is 900 metres long with a grass surface. It is suitable for single-engined aircraft with a maximum all-up weight of 2 300kg. Twin-engined aircraft are not allowed to land at Xugana without permission from the DCA. ELECTRICITY
Generator power (AC 220V) is available during the day and evening. 12-volt DC lighting is supplied for nighttime use, after the generator has been switched off. Video batteries can be recharged - AC 220 volts. CREDIT CARDS
Visa, Mastercard and Diners Club credit cards are accepted, but not American Express. | 
The Xugana Lagoon is widely accepted as being the most spectacular permanent water site in the entire Okavango Delta, which in the midst of the Kalahari sands, is Africa's largest and most awe-inspiring oasis. The Okavango River rises in the highlands of Angola and never reaches the sea; instead its immense waters empty over the sands of the Kalahari. Here, the great desert thirst is quenched in a wilderness of fresh water lagoons, channels and islands.
