Camp Okavango

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Camp Okavango consists of 12 comfortable safari tents, individually set on raised teak platforms. Each tented room has its own en-suite bathroom facilities, including hot shower and flushing toilet. For those looking for intimacy and exclusivity, there is the "Okavango Suite", a thatched cottage that ensures complete privacy and comfort, ideal as a honeymoon suite.

Camp Okavango is situated in the heart of the Okavango Delta and concentrates on water-based activities rather than game drives. This may include motorised boat trips, mokoro (dugout canoe) trips, or nature walks on some of the islands in the region. Birdwatching in this area is very rewarding, especially in the summer months. The pace of life at Camp Okavango is slow and relaxed. You come here to unwind, relax and enjoy the beauty and tranquility of the Okavango.

All meals at Camp Okavango are inclusive and include light breakfasts before morning activities, buffet brunches during late morning, and high tea with cake before departing on the afternoon activity. Pre-dinner drinks and snacks are served in the cocktail bar of the main lodge building, followed by an a la carte dinner in the cool shade of the dining room. Evenings can be spent around the warmth of a fire on the open air patio. During the hot midday hours, the plunge pool is the ideal spot to enjoy a refreshing dip or alternatively, soak up the warmth by basking on the sundeck. To capture some unique birding moments, venture into the secluded bird viewing hide with your binoculars and camera. The lounge and reference library allows you to relax and find out more about the magnificent Okavango Delta and the fascinating wildlife that roams freely within it.

Camp Okavango can be reached by boat from Camp Moremi, or by short charter flight from Maun. It is best combined with one or more other camps that focus more on game viewing by vehicle, for example Leroo La Tau, Camp Moremi or Savute Safari Lodge.