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Green seasonWildlife: Summer rain and greener vegetation; wildlife viewing is more challenging than in the dry months.
Summer rain and greener vegetation; wildlife viewing is more challenging than in the dry months.
Okavango Delta, Botswana
Explore Africa level, based on the typical lowest nightly rate per person sharing: Value under A$400, Mid-range A$400 to A$899, Luxury A$900 to A$1,799, Ultra-luxury A$1,800 or more.
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All inclusive (AI)
Meals, Snacks and 9 more
2 room types
Canvas Tents, Family Tents
All ages welcome
Family rooms available
By air
about 60 km from Maun airport (MUB)
No Wi-Fi
Solar power
From about A$530
per person / night, sharing
Overview
Oddballs Camp sits on an island beside Chief's Island in the Okavango Delta, reached only by light aircraft. Canvas tents stand on raised wooden decks beneath mature trees, with outdoor bucket showers and views into the surrounding bush. Days centre on privately guided walks and water-dependent mokoro excursions, rather than vehicle safaris. Meals are shared around a communal table, with a bar and lounge for evenings back at camp. There is no Wi-Fi or air conditioning. It suits travellers who prefer a simple camp and time on foot to a hotel-style safari.
“We love the emphasis on private guiding, walking and quiet mokoro outings. This is a strong fit for travellers who value time in the bush, shared meals and simple tented comfort over Wi-Fi and air conditioning.”
Known for
Privately guided walks and water-dependent mokoro excursions explore the Delta around Chief's Island, where lion, leopard and wild dog roam.
Your stay
Board: All inclusive (AI)
Light-aircraft transfers, visas, travel insurance and personal expenses are excluded. The laundry service does not wash underwear.
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When to go
Wildlife: Summer rain and greener vegetation; wildlife viewing is more challenging than in the dry months.
Summer rain and greener vegetation; wildlife viewing is more challenging than in the dry months.
Wildlife: Summer rain and greener vegetation; wildlife viewing is more challenging than in the dry months.
Summer rain and greener vegetation; wildlife viewing is more challenging than in the dry months.
Wildlife: The summer rainy season continues into March.
The summer rainy season continues into March.
Wildlife: A transition towards drier conditions, outside the strongest game-viewing months.
A transition towards drier conditions, outside the strongest game-viewing months.
Wildlife: The dry winter begins, with sunny days and cooler nights.
The dry winter begins, with sunny days and cooler nights.
Wildlife: Dry winter conditions bring sunny days and cold nights.
Dry winter conditions bring sunny days and cold nights.
Wildlife: One of the strongest months for game viewing.
One of the strongest months for game viewing.
Wildlife: One of the strongest months for game viewing.
One of the strongest months for game viewing.
Wildlife: Game viewing improves through the dry season before the rains.
Game viewing improves through the dry season before the rains.
Wildlife: Strong game viewing before the rains return.
Strong game viewing before the rains return.
Wildlife: Changing conditions as summer rain returns; wildlife viewing is more challenging than at its dry-season peak.
Changing conditions as summer rain returns; wildlife viewing is more challenging than at its dry-season peak.
Wildlife: Summer rain brings greener conditions and a different wildlife-viewing experience.
Summer rain brings greener conditions and a different wildlife-viewing experience.
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Details checked November 2026. Rates and availability are confirmed when you enquire.