Camp Okavango

Safari Camp | Okavango Delta | Botswana Camp Okavango is in an unspoiled wilderness with lagoons and channels surrounding well-wooded islands. It is built on the remote Nxaragha Island in the heart of the permanent Delta.

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Camp Okavango

Updated on the 28th of March 2024.

Overview

Habitat consists of palm trees, savanna grassland, and riverine forests. The area is home to a large number of mammal and bird species.

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From: POA

Rating | Personal and Comfortable

Highlights & What to Expect

Walking safaris on islands around the camp will bring you close contact with various animals.
Water-based safaris include motorized boat excursions or gliding silently across the waterways of the Okavango in a Mokoro.
You will have an authentic safari in one of Africa's unique conservation areas.
Catch-and-release fishing in this wilderness oasis is something to tick off your bucket list.
Helicopter flights provide a birds-eye view of the glorious landscape of islands and channels and the wildlife that inhabits the Okavango Delta.
Birdwatchers will savor spotting the jacana, various herons, and cranes and could see the rare Pel's fishing owl, to name but a few of the 400 bird species in the region.

Location & Setting

Camp Okavango is an African safari camp in the permanent Delta. It is built on Nxaragha Island, surrounded by lagoons, reed-lined channels with crystal-clear waters, and islands where many animals can be spotted on walking safaris. It is important to note that the safari activities conducted at camp include only water-based and walking safaris.

Rooms

Twenty-four guests can be accommodated in twelve East African-style safari tents. Each tent is stylishly decorated and features en suite facilities. The tents are raised from the ground, with pathways connecting the units to the main lodge. The rooms all face the untouched wilderness, with private decks for relaxation.

Facilities

A well-stocked bar under a giant Mangosteen tree offers a gathering place where guests and guides share stories of their wildlife encounters. Guests may also swim in the pool or visit the secluded bird hide. Take an afternoon nap in a hammock in the shade of an ancient tree or gaze across the wilderness of Botswana from an elevated observation platform. Central areas are spacious, including a lounge, dining area, and viewing deck.