| Camps | Description | Price Range
($/person/night) | | Camp Moremi | Camp Moremi is situated on the beautiful Xakanaxa Lagoon on the eastern extremity of the Okavango Delta, within the Moremi Wildlife Reserve. The Camp accommodates only twenty-two guests in walk-through East-African style tents with open-air private hot showers and waterborne toilets. Shaded by giant ebony trees, the magnificent Moremi Tree Lodge is an elegant elevated thatch and timber structure comprised of a main lounge, wildlife reference library, dining room and cocktail bar cooled by overhead punkah-punkah fans. Guests can also enjoy the curio shop, swimming pool, covered boma and elevated observation platform. Experienced resident naturalists take guests on open landrover game drives, fishing and birdwatching trips, and powerboat visits to the heronries on Gadwikwe and Xakanaxa Lagoons. |
| | Xakanaka | Known for its big lagoons and notoriously big game, Xakanaka is a striking land and water safari experience in the Okavango Delta. It is a traditional luxury tented camp, situated inside the Moremi Game Reserve, an area renown for its concentration and diversity of wildlife. Lion, Leopard, Elephant and Buffalo are permanent residents of the region. Accommodation consists of tents raised on wooden platforms to afford visitors the magnificent view from the camp. There are twelve spacious tents, each housing two beds and en-suite facilities with flush toilets and plenty of water. Lighting throughout the camp is supplied with paraffin lamps and candles. |
| | Xugana | Situated on the Xugana Lagoon, this camp is located on the northern half of the Okavango Delta, directly above the Moremi Game Reserve. Canoe trips on traditional Mokoro Canoes take you throughout the Lagoon, offering a unique way to take in the views. Wilderness Walks on nearby islands take you deep in to the Delta, with professional guides answering all your questions. Bird watching safaris are quite popular, as four hundred different species of bird have been identified. Reed and thatch huts on stilts are the accommodation equipped with en-suite bathroom facilities, hot and cold running water, and a fully stocked refrigerated bar. |
| | Duba Plains | Duba Plains is perhaps the Okavango Delta's most remote camp. The camp is located in the furthermost reaches of the Delta and is situated on an island, which is surrounded by large flood plains and shaded by large ebony, fig and garcinia trees. This pristine area is home to lion, leopard, lechwe, elephant and huge herds of buffalo and a variety of birds. Duba is small and intimate, with accommodation for only ten people. The tents have each have en-suite bathrooms, with hot and cold running water and a verandah overlooking the floodplain. The dining room and bar area are also on raised decking, situated under large riverine trees. |
| | Mombo | Mombo has also been rebuilt for the 2000 season. The new location is approximately 900 yards from the old Mombo. It is not impossible to see up to twelve different mammal species from the comfort of your own veranda. This year-round exclusive wildlife destination, especially for predators, Mombo has a record unequalled in Africa. It provides the highest quality wildlife viewing opportunities on earth! The design of the new Mombo is radically different from the old Mombo, while still retaining its tented charm. Each luxuriously appointed, tented room is raised off the ground, offering great views over the floodplains. Raised walkways link bedrooms to the living area. |
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