Dinaka Camp

Dinaka lies on a private conservancy along the northern boundary of Botswana’s Central Kalahari, a sweeping landscape of acacia savanna, fossil pans and big skies. The camp is set above a permanent waterhole that attracts wildlife year-round, making casual armchair game viewing part of the experience. Access is typically by light aircraft from Maun, followed by a short game-drive transfer. The setting is intentionally remote and crowd-free, offering a slower rhythm than busier northern circuits and a compelling seasonal contrast to the wetlands of the Okavango.

Accommodation comprises seven spacious tented suites plus a two-bedroom family tent, all elevated on wooden decks with views across the waterhole. Each suite features proper beds, a private verandah, and an en-suite bathroom with both indoor and outdoor showers. Décor blends natural timbers and canvas with functional comforts like fans and charging points. Walkways link tents to the lounge and dining areas, enhancing accessibility and safety after dark. The family unit provides privacy and extra space, making Dinaka a comfortable base for couples, friends and multi-generational trips.