Botswana · Makgadikgadi Pans
Leroo La Tau
The river brings the animals to you; you simply need to be sitting on the right bank when it does.
Leroo La Tau stands on the western bank of the Boteti River, which forms the boundary of the Makgadikgadi Pans National Park in Botswana. That geography is the entire story. The park is arid, and the Boteti is its lifeline; where there is water, there is wildlife, and the lodge sits on the water.
The Boteti is also a critical link in the annual zebra migration. When the herds are on the river, the whole valley becomes a very busy place. The zebra do not so much arrive as accumulate, and the pace of everything shifts to match them.
There is a particular satisfaction in a lodge that has understood its river.
There is a particular satisfaction in a lodge that has understood its river. Rather than driving out to find the wildlife, you find that the wildlife has an appointment with the water, and that your deck happens to overlook the meeting place.
For a base from which to explore this unusual piece of Botswana, it would be hard to place a lodge better. The river brings the animals to you; you simply need to be sitting on the right bank when it does.
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The lodge
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On the river
Leroo La Tau
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