| Camps | Description | Price Range ($/person/night) | | Nxabega | The camp is located on the edge of the Okavango Delta in a 7000 hectare exclusive wildlife concession on the western border of the Moremi Wildlife Reserve. Beautifully handcrafted from local timber on raised teak platforms and affording magnificent views of the Okavango, the main building comprises the elegant dining room, lounge bar, and reference library and opens out onto the expansive sundecks and plunge pool. All game viewing activities are conducted by a team of professional guides and a resident naturalist. Accommodation consists of ten safari style tents, each with private verrandahs. En-suite bathroom facilities complete the package, making Nxabega a truly memorable experience. |
| | Shinde | Accommodating a total of fourteen guests, Shinde Island Camp is nestled on a lush palm island north of the Moremi Wildlife Reserve in the heart of the northern Okavango Delta. The Camp features comfortable, insect-proof tents, en-suite bathrooms, hot and cold water and full staff to provide expertise and service. Professional guides take guests on walks to view wildlife, and on trips in the well-equipped delta craft to watch herons, egrets, pelicans, cormorants and storks on Gadikwe Island. Guests can also match their skills against the renowned fighting tiger fish, bream and pike. |
| | Vumbura | Vumbura Camp is a remote, luxury tented camp in a private concession bordering onto Moremi Game Reserve in the Okavango Delta. Each of the eight rooms is comfortably appointed and has en-suite facilities. This camp offers both water and game drive activities, as well as being welcome to take mokoros (dug-out canoes) through the floodplains. Open 4X4 Land Rovers are used to get close to animals. Savannah species of wildlife include: red lechwe, waterbuck, hippos, crocodiles and sable. Herds of buffalo and elephant may be found along with predators such as lion, leopard, wild dog and cheetah. Birding enthusiasts will appreciate the combination of the Okavango water species as well as acacia and mopane species. |
| | Xudum | Tucked away in a remote pocket of the southwestern Okavango Delta is a place of outrageous beauty, where the wilderness of the animals is evident and the landscape remains pristine, it is here you will find Xudum Camp. Xudum is nestled on an ancient sand tongue surrounded on three sides by deep lagoons formed by the camp's namesake river. Old-growth mahogany and machaba hardwoods shade and conceal the camp's seven East African style luxury guest tents. Each tent is tastefully appointed and has its own en-suite bathroom with hot and cold running water. |
| | Camp Okavango | Camp Okavango is situated on the remote Nxaragha Island in the heart of the permanent Okavango Delta, assuring a year-round water wilderness experience. The Camp accommodates only twenty-two guests in walk-through East African style safari tents with open-air private showers and waterborne toilets, as well as the "Okavango Suite" for honeymooners. The main building houses a cocktail bar, lounge and dining room, while the expansive open-air patio caters for al fresco meals and evenings around a blazing fire. Shaded hammocks, reading benches, a sundeck and plunge pool provide plenty of options for relaxing. |
| | Pom Pom | Located south of the Moremi Wildlife Reserve, Pom Pom accommodates a total of fourteen guests. The Camp features comfortable, insect-proof tents, en-suite bathrooms, hot and cold running water and a full staff to provide expertise and service. Game viewing in custom-built four wheel drive safari vehicles allows guests to observe a variety of wildlife, such as wildebeest, lion, elephant, zebra, giraffe and many different species of antelope. Fishing, birdwatching amongst the reeds surrounding PomPom and photographing opportunities abound. |
| | Chitabe | Chitabe is situated on one of the most beautiful islands in the Okavango Delta. Surrounded by ancient ebony, leadwood and sausage trees, Chitabe offers eight luxurious twin-bedded East African style tents, built on elevated teak-wood decks under a lush canopy of indigenous tree. Each tent has ensuite facilities and hot and cold running water. A separate thatched dining area, linked by raised walkways, offers superb views over an open floodplain. The Delta is yours to explore, as many game viewing activities can be arranged for your stay. |
| | Jedebi | Jedibe Island Camp is situated in the permanent waters of the Okavango and is a true Okavango water experience. This is a permanent tented camp which accommodates sixteen people, providing an intimate safari experience. Each tent has its own private ablution facilities situated behind it. There are flush loos and hot showers so all one's creature comforts are catered to. Daily activities include excursions in mokoros (dug-out wooden canoes) across the floodplains, boating to the lagoons and along the fast flowing rivers, fishing for tiger or bream, or walking on the islands and birdwatching. |
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