Pom Pom Camp
Highlights
- Game Drives, night drives and nature walks
- Mokoros activities, boating adventures and fishing excursions
- Only nine luxury safari tents
- Private concession closde to the Moremi Game Reserve
- True traditional safari style tented suites
- Offers superb okavango scenery year-round
Information
- Lodge type: Safari Camp
- Location: Okavango Delta
- Lodge size: 9 safari tents
- Recommended stay: 3-7 nights
Explore Pom Pom Camp: A Hidden Gem In The Heart Of The Okavango Delta
Pom Pom Camp is found on Pom Pom Island within an exclusive concession positioned in the heart of the Okavango Delta as well as on the headwaters of the Xudum River system.
The Okavango Delta is one of the last remaining pristine wilderness locations of Africa. The Delta is fed only by the floodwaters coming in from the Angola Highlands and covers an area of some 16000 sq. kms. These waters fan out and about directly into the Okavango Delta, creating a wetland system associated with stunning palm-fringed channels, lagoons, and islands that support a plethora of fauna and flora.
The exclusive concession is situated on the western boundary of the Moremi Game Reserve, provides exceptional Okavango surroundings, and offers a genuine Okavango wilderness encounter. Pom Pom Camp is placed beneath a grove of shady trees and overlooks an amazing lagoon that is increasing the already breathtaking Okavango sunsets.
Rooms and Suites
Lodging at Pom Pom Camp is composed of nine luxurious safari tents in true classic safari style, all with full en-suite partially open ablution amenities. Eight en-suite safari tents with overlooking vistas of the Pom Pom lagoon. The tents will be exclusively positioned beneath the shade of the encircling trees.
One of the tents enjoys a secret bush bath located on a secluded outdoor patio in front of the luxurious tent. One family safari tent can comfortably accommodate 6 with en-suite amenities and proximity to the main lodge.
Lodge Facilities
Pom Pom Camp's central guest area is attractively designed in addition to built of thatch and canvas and consists of a lounge, dining room, bar and swimming pool area, as well as a gift shop and the boma area.
The swimming pool near to the main lodge and the bar, making this the ideal spot to take pleasure in a relaxing afternoon swim in the heat of the day.
Safari Activities
This Okavango Budget Camp is one of the camps in the Okavango Delta of which is capable of offering game drives inside of the exclusive concession area. Morning and evening game drives in the company of certified guides will certainly provide you with the possibility to view just about all the big games and nightlife of this ecosystem.
A mokoro trip is a wonderful means to encounter the magic of the Okavango Delta. In the company of a qualified poler with a vast knowledge of the Delta, you will be in a position to appreciate the sights and sounds of this one-of-a-kind environment and discover the waterways and wildlife.
Fishing is also possible at Pom Pom Camp, and each of our guides will certainly always be happy to take you to their secret spots to try for pike and a wide variety of bream species.
At this time, there is no better way to experience the African bush than a guided walk, and this will provide you with the chance to understand the ecology of the region from each of our specialised guides.
Conclusion
With its diverse wildlife, stunning landscapes, and unique experiences, the Okavango Delta offers an unforgettable journey into the heart of Africa. From thrilling game drives that showcase the rich biodiversity of the region to peaceful mokoro trips that allow you to immerse yourself in the tranquil waterways, this ecosystem is a true marvel.
Whether you're casting a line during a fishing expedition or embarking on a guided walk to learn more about the Delta's intricate ecology, every moment spent in this pristine environment is a chance to create lifelong memories. Say yes to the adventure at Pom Pom Camp, embrace the magic, and let the Okavango Delta captivate your senses like never before.
Rates form part of a safari itinerary
Pom Pom Camp Rates
Per person per night sharing
Rates are in US Dollars (US$)
*Rates may vary according to season
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