Leroo La Tau

BOTETI RIVER / MAKGADIKGADI

Leroo La Tau

Makgadikgadi Pans National Park · Boteti River

A 12-chalet safari lodge known for Boteti wildlife, seasonal zebra movement and access to Makgadikgadi experiences.

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Property Type Safari Lodge
Malaria Status Malaria area
Rooms / Units 12 units
Families Welcome from age 6

The stay

A Boteti River lodge facing Makgadikgadi National Park

Leroo La Tau sits high above the Boteti River, looking directly into Makgadikgadi Pans National Park. The setting brings wildlife to the river below the lodge and gives the stay a very different character from the Okavango Delta.

Add dryland scale and migration to a Botswana journey

The lodge works particularly well after or before the Delta, adding the Boteti River, Makgadikgadi landscapes and seasonal zebra movement to the itinerary.

Rooms & Suites

Luxury Chalet

Max 2 adults

Family Chalet

Max 2 adults · 2 children

Safari & Experiences

Boteti and Makgadikgadi game drives

Guided drives explore the Boteti River and Makgadikgadi Pans National Park environments.

Seasonal boating and wildlife viewing

Water-based activities depend on Boteti River conditions and season.

Makgadikgadi excursions and scenic flights

Wider pan excursions and scenic flights can extend the standard lodge stay.

Optional

Good to know

Families

  • Minimum age: 6

A two-bedroom family chalet is available and children from six are accepted under the Desert & Delta family policy.

Getting there

  • Nearest airport: Maun International Airport

The lodge is generally reached by light aircraft and camp transfer, and can be combined with Delta and Chobe properties.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Where is Leroo La Tau?

The lodge is on the Boteti River overlooking Makgadikgadi Pans National Park.

Does Leroo La Tau have a family chalet?

Yes. One two-bedroom family chalet is available.

Why combine Leroo La Tau with the Okavango Delta?

It adds a very different dryland, river and Makgadikgadi landscape to a water-heavy Delta itinerary.