Discover river stillness with Ichingo and Zambezi Queen

There’s a rare kind of peace found on the Chobe River—where time slows, water flows, and the wild world quietly reveals itself. This essence is captured in a new video showcasing the experience at Ichingo Chobe River Lodge, from casting a line off your private tender boat to easing into the rhythm of river-based safari days.

For those yet to visit, it offers an intimate glimpse into the lodge’s tranquil world.

A floating sanctuary of stillness

On board the Zambezi Queen and Chobe Princess, serenity takes centre stage. Days begin with sunrise yoga on deck and flow gently into spa treatments, wildlife sightings and peaceful moments of reflection.

The newly launched Zambezi Queen Spa adds another layer to the experience. Designed as an onboard retreat, it offers relaxing massages and rejuvenating facials with uninterrupted views of the Chobe River. The spa opened in March and has already received glowing feedback from guests, who appreciate the blend of wellness and wilderness.

Global recognition for river hospitality

The Zambezi Queen’s newest offering has also earned international attention. It has been nominated for World’s Best Cruise Spa at the World Spa Awards, a nod to its unique approach to floating luxury.

Additionally, the vessel is in the running for the Cruise Ships category in the Condé Nast Traveller Readers’ Choice Awards 2025. Voting closes 30 June, and supporters are encouraged to cast their votes in recognition of the Zambezi Queen’s standout river cruising experience.

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