Camp Okavango
Highlights
- The classic safari camp and her beautiful suites
- Guided walking safaris
- Bird species that inhabit this water wilderness
- Game viewing by mokoro and motorboat
- Magnificent open-air viewing deck
- Sundowners on land and waters
Information
- Lodge type; Safari Camp
- Location; Okavango Delta
- Lodge size; 12 safari tents
- Recommended stay; 3-7 nights
An Exquisite And Unique Safari Camp Located In The Heart Of The Okavango Delta
Camp Okavango is situated deep in the wild and remote Okavango Delta, Botswana, one of Africa's most unique and unspoiled environments.
The camp offers guests a variety of activities and experiences, from exploring the Delta by boat or on foot or on a 4X4 morning, afternoon or night game drive safari experience.
The camp is set on the remote Nxaragha Island, which is located in the Xugana Lagoon, offering a year-round water wilderness experience. This makes it the perfect base for exploring the Delta's intricate waterways and spotting its diverse wildlife.
The camp has its own airstrip, making it easily accessible for those who are travelling to the area.
The camp offers guests comfortable accommodation in thatched chalets, as well as a range of activities and excursions.
Camp Okavango is the perfect place to experience the beauty and tranquillity of the Okavango Delta.
Rooms and Suites
This Wildlife Camp sleeps only twenty-four visitors in intimate exclusivity within East African-style safari tents, independently located on elevated teak platforms together with en-suite amenities and a private open-air viewing deck.
Intended for those who require the ultimate in exclusivity, Camp Okavango features the "Okavango Suite", a thatched cottage providing total privacy - perfect for newly-weds on their honeymoon.
Cuisine and Wine
Camp Okavango offers a unique and exclusive dining experience with silver cuisine service that is sure to tantalise your taste buds.
The camp's al fresco dishes are served up in the extensive open-air outdoor viewing deck, the indoor dining room or even around a blazing fire pit in the evenings.
Whether you're enjoying a game drive or simply relaxing in camp, there's always something delicious to tempt you!
The wine list features a selection of local and international wines, perfect for pairing with your meal or enjoying on its own. With something to suit every taste, you are sure to find the perfect tipple to accompany your stay in the Okavango Delta.
Camp Facilities
The sophisticated thatched main lodge building includes a cocktail bar, lounge areas, curio shop, indoor dining area as well, as a wildlife research library. The dining room turns onto an extensive open-air outdoor patio intended for nights around the fireside.
Additional amenities consist of a secluded bird-viewing hide as well as a sun-kissed outdoor patio with a rim-flow swimming pool for relaxing in the course of the warm midday hours.
Safari Activities
All game-viewing pursuits are carried out through seasoned professional guides who will navigate visitors through a wide variety of tranquil waterways while they discover the Okavango by canoe (mokoro) as well as a motorboat.
Guided walking safaris upon the numerous islands allow for the chance to observe a few of the larger species which live in this particular water wilderness. Highly trained and skilled guides conduct guided bush walks.
Bird-watching prospects are exceptional, as well as doing some fishing for bream and also tiger fish is also provided as an activity at Camp Okavango.
Game viewing activities include;
- Game drives
- Night drives
- Mokoro excursions
- Motorboat safari
- Walking safaris
- Birding adventures
Family Friendly
Families with children in tow from six years and older are welcome at Camp Okavango. Family accommodation, specialised safari activities for the little ones as well as child friend menus are on offer.
In Conclusion
Camp Okavango is an exquisite safari camp located in the heart of the Okavango Delta, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. This unique camp offers visitors a variety of activities, including guided nature walks, bird-watching, and game viewing by motorboat or mokoro.
With only 24 guests accommodated in East African-style tents with private viewing decks, Camp Okavango provides an intimate and exclusive experience for its guests.
The main lodge building features a cocktail bar, lounge, and wildlife research library, while additional amenities include a secluded bird-viewing hide and a sun-kissed outdoor viewing deck with a plunge pool.
Families with children are welcome and will enjoy specialised safari activities designed specifically for them as well as accommodation in the family suite.
If you're looking for an unforgettable safari adventure in the heart of the Okavango Delta, look no further than Camp Okavango!
Rates form part of a safari itinerary
Camp Okavango Rates
Per person per night sharing
Rates are in US Dollars (US$)
*Rates may vary according to season
- Accommodation
- Scheduled activities
- Laundry service
- All meals
- Refreshments, local spirits and wines
- National park fees
- Government levies, taxes and VAT
- Local and International flights
- Travel insurance
- Premium branded drinks and alcohol
- Items of a personal nature
- Gratuities
- Any item not mentioned
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