Catalina
Embark on a journey of luxury and serenity aboard the Catalina Houseboat, an exquisite Catamaran cruise vessel anchored at the tranquil Pama Harbour in Kariba, a picturesque setting that was formerly known as I & J Harbour.
Our lavish houseboat boasts five elegantly designed, fully air-conditioned ensuite cabins, each offering a breathtaking panoramic view of Lake Kariba. Four of these cabins feature dual double beds, while the fifth cabin, a suite of serenity, includes a single double bed and its own private lounge for an added touch of privacy and comfort.
Step into our onboard oasis with a fully air-conditioned bar and lounge area, complete with DSTV, ensuring you stay connected while floating in the lap of luxury. The top deck is a haven for relaxation, featuring a refreshing splash pool surrounded by inviting sun loungers. It's the perfect spot to unwind and soak in the stunning vistas of the lake and its vibrant wildlife.
Catalina Houseboat accommodates up to 12 guests in absolute luxury, offering both fully-catered and self-catering options to suit your preferences. Experience the awe-inspiring natural beauty of Lake Kariba with us. Greet the day with the majesty of an African sunrise and bid farewell to the daylight with the spectacular sight of the sun setting over the lake, its rays dancing on the water's surface.
For the adventurers at heart, we provide tender boats for you to relax and observe the magnificent wildlife congregating by the lakeshore. And for the angling enthusiasts, Lake Kariba is a fishing paradise, famous for its Bream and Tigerfish. Our experienced Captain will guide you to the best fishing hotspots, and our skilled Chef is ready to expertly prepare your catch of the day, grilled or braaied to perfection.
Your Catalina Houseboat charter includes access to a versatile raft, a swift Volvo speed boat, and a reliable Dory boat, enhancing your exploration and enjoyment of Lake Kariba's enchanting waters.
Welcome aboard the Catalina Houseboat, where luxury meets the wild, and every moment is a memory in the making.