Impalila Island
Impalila
An island in the Namibian part of the Caprivi Strip, lying between the Chobe and Zambezi rivers. It is reached by boat from Kasane and is known for tigerfish angling and riverside camps.
Impalila Island lies at the far eastern tip of Namibia's Caprivi Strip, wedged between the Chobe and Zambezi rivers and directly opposite Kasane. Several riverside lodge camps on the island focus on tigerfish fishing, mokoro canoe trips, birdwatching and village visits. From the eastern end of the island you can look out over the river where four countries meet. The boat trip from Kasane's jetty takes just a few minutes. You must complete entry formalities at the Namibian immigration post on the island, and the lodges usually arrange transfers.
Opening hours
Per campsite arrangements
Nearby sights
- Kazungula Bridge
- Kasane Baobab Prison Tree
- Chobe River Cruise
- Senyati Safari Camp
- Sedudu Island
- Chobe National Park
- Kasane Forest Reserve
- Chobe Riverfront