Another breathtaking stopover lodge, dubbed Lehututu Lodge, has been opened in Maun. This beautiful, month-old indigenously built lodge is situated in the Sekaka area on the banks of the slow-drifting Thamalakane River, 19 kilometers away from the hustle and bustle of Maun.

Lehututu Lodge, which is 100 percent citizen-owned, is perfect for the more discerning travelers on their way to or from the Okavango Delta because of its unique atmosphere and where it is situated. This is a place where people can hide away from the noisy town and chill out and enjoy their cold drinks while viewing breathtaking scenery.

This Lodge’s uniqueness lies in the way it has been built. It consists of 10 thatched luxury chalets built completely from stones, an executive suite and a family house all facing the river. For the camp lovers, Lehututu has eight fully serviced camping pergolas with electricity and water right next to the campers. Another extraordinary feature is the main thatched complex consisting of bar, lounge and dining area, which offers a cool and peaceful refuge from the heat of the day. The design of this main thatched complex is magnificent – it is made up of massive wooden poles which make it unique. For the travelers’ relaxation, the Lehututu lodge also offers a swimming pool.

Lehututu is not the kind of place where visitors would like to stay inside their rooms the whole day. It is the place where travelers will get pleasure from sitting outside and enjoying its beauty.
Speaking in an interview with The Sunday Standard, Keloitsang ‘Killer’ Ledimo, co-owner of Lehututu Lodge, said that the lodge is the height of unexpected comfort, catering to both demanding international tourists and business people.

Situated on the Thamalakane river, 19kms outside Maun, on the road to Moremi Game Reserve.