Okavango Delta, Botswana · Private concession
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Full board+ (FB+)
All meals, Scheduled safari activities and 4 more
12 rooms
Safari Suite, Family Suite · Sleeps up to 24 guests
Children 6 and over
Family rooms available
By air
5 min from Camp Okavango airstrip
Wi-Fi in rooms
Power around the clock
From about A$1,370
per person / night, sharing
Overview
Camp Okavango sits on Nxaragha Island in the permanent waterways of the Okavango Delta. Its eleven Safari Suites and one two-bedroom Family Suite stand on raised wooden platforms, with private decks looking into the surrounding vegetation. Days centre on motorboat trips, mokoro excursions and guided walks on nearby islands, rather than vehicle game drives. Between outings, guests can use the pool, library and shared lounges. Children aged six and over are welcome, with private activities required for families travelling with children under twelve. A seasonal sleep-out experience is available at an extra charge.
“A water-focused alternative to vehicle safaris, with raised suites, quiet mokoro journeys and guided island walks for travellers who want to explore the Delta at a slower pace.”
Known for
Year-round exploration of the permanent Delta by motorboat, mokoro and guided island walks, with birdwatching along the waterways.
Your stay
Board: Full board+ (FB+)
Premium-brand drinks cost extra. Families with children under 12 must book private activities at an additional charge.
Scenic helicopter flights and the sleep-out experience cost extra. Sleep-outs run from 1 April to 31 October when weather and availability allow.
Facilities
Rooms
Sleeps up to 24 guests
Activities
Getting there
Good to know
When to go
Wildlife: Peak migratory bird season (vibrant breeding plumage) and birthing season for plains game (young antelopes). Water levels in the Delta are at their lowest point of the year before the annual flood arrives
Warm summer months with lush, green scenery and dramatic afternoon thunderstorms.
Wildlife: Peak migratory bird season (vibrant breeding plumage) and birthing season for plains game (young antelopes). Water levels in the Delta are at their lowest point of the year before the annual flood arrives
Wildlife: Peak migratory bird season (vibrant breeding plumage) and birthing season for plains game (young antelopes). Water levels in the Delta are at their lowest point of the year before the annual flood arrives
A pleasant middle ground. November brings the first summer rains, while April to June marks the transition into cooler, drier weather as the annual floodwaters begin to fill the channels.
A pleasant middle ground. November brings the first summer rains, while April to June marks the transition into cooler, drier weather as the annual floodwaters begin to fill the channels.
A pleasant middle ground. November brings the first summer rains, while April to June marks the transition into cooler, drier weather as the annual floodwaters begin to fill the channels.
Wildlife: Water-based activities (mokoro and motorboat excursions) are at their absolute prime with deep, clear channels, while animals gather in high concentrations on remaining dry land and islands.
Cool, dry winter months with clear skies and minimal rain. Paradoxically, this dry period coincides with the peak floodwaters in the Okavango Delta (water traveling down from the Angolan highlands).
Wildlife: Water-based activities (mokoro and motorboat excursions) are at their absolute prime with deep, clear channels, while animals gather in high concentrations on remaining dry land and islands.
Cool, dry winter months with clear skies and minimal rain. Paradoxically, this dry period coincides with the peak floodwaters in the Okavango Delta (water traveling down from the Angolan highlands).
Wildlife: Water-based activities (mokoro and motorboat excursions) are at their absolute prime with deep, clear channels, while animals gather in high concentrations on remaining dry land and islands.
Cool, dry winter months with clear skies and minimal rain. Paradoxically, this dry period coincides with the peak floodwaters in the Okavango Delta (water traveling down from the Angolan highlands).
Wildlife: Water-based activities (mokoro and motorboat excursions) are at their absolute prime with deep, clear channels, while animals gather in high concentrations on remaining dry land and islands.
Cool, dry winter months with clear skies and minimal rain. Paradoxically, this dry period coincides with the peak floodwaters in the Okavango Delta (water traveling down from the Angolan highlands).
A pleasant middle ground. November brings the first summer rains, while April to June marks the transition into cooler, drier weather as the annual floodwaters begin to fill the channels.
Wildlife: Peak migratory bird season (vibrant breeding plumage) and birthing season for plains game (young antelopes). Water levels in the Delta are at their lowest point of the year before the annual flood arrives
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Details checked October 2026. Rates and availability are confirmed when you enquire.
