Okavango Delta, Botswana · Private reserve
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All inclusive (AI)
Meals and snacks, Soft drinks and 6 more
9 tents
Suite, Family Suite
Children 6 and over
Family rooms available
By air
45 min from Santawani airstrip
Limited Wi-Fi
Solar power
Overview
Rra Dinare Camp overlooks the Gomoti River floodplains in the southern Okavango Delta, on a private reserve bordering Moremi. Eight tented suites and a family suite sit among riverine trees, each with a private viewing deck and an outdoor shower. The shared firepit deck looks towards buffalo country, while the pool offers a break between outings. Game drives, night drives and guided walks explore the surrounding habitats; mokoro and boat excursions depend on seasonal water levels. Families with children aged six and over are welcome, with private activities required for ages six to eleven. Guests can arrive by light aircraft or travel by road from Maun.
“A good fit for travellers who put wildlife first: guide-and-tracker teams, night drives and seasonal mokoro excursions, with a private deck for watching the floodplain between outings.”
The Dinare camps were created in partnership with the Sankuyo community. More than 60 employees at the camps come from Sankuyo village, and proceeds support local development, including household water connections and solar power.
Known for
Buffalo herds draw lions onto the floodplains, while nearby woodlands provide leopard habitat.
Your stay
Board: All inclusive (AI)
Helicopter flights and specific wines and spirits requested in advance cost extra.
Facilities
Rooms
Activities
Mokoro and boat excursions depend on high water levels and are best from May to September. Scenic helicopter flights cost extra.
Getting there
Santawani airstrip is roughly a 45-minute drive from camp. Road transfers from Maun take about three hours, and self-drive arrivals are also available.
Moremi Air flights allow 20 kg per guest, including hand luggage, in soft bags.
Good to know
Children aged six and over are welcome. Families travelling with children aged six to eleven must book private activities. Walking safaris and mokoro excursions are for guests aged twelve and over.
The family suite connects a standard en-suite tent to a smaller tent with its own bathroom. An extra bed allows three children in the family suite.
Tent 3 has a wheelchair-friendly toilet, and ramps provide access to public areas. Arrange accessible accommodation in advance.
The safari shop accepts cash in Botswana pula, South African rand, US dollars, euros and pounds sterling, and has a card machine.
When to go
Wildlife: Rainy season, green foliage and active predators.
Rainy season, green foliage and active predators.
Wildlife: Rainy season with active plants, birds, frogs and resident game.
Rainy season with active plants, birds, frogs and resident game.
Wildlife: Rain is less frequent and the impala rut begins.
Rain is less frequent and the impala rut begins.
Wildlife: Cooler mornings and the impala rut continue.
Cooler mornings and the impala rut continue.
Wildlife: Drying seasonal pans draw buffalo herds and elephants towards permanent water.
Drying seasonal pans draw buffalo herds and elephants towards permanent water.
Wildlife: Dry conditions concentrate animals at permanent water.
Dry conditions concentrate animals at permanent water.
Wildlife: Dry vegetation improves game-viewing visibility; mokoro and boat trips expand.
Dry vegetation improves game-viewing visibility; mokoro and boat trips expand.
Wildlife: Large herds and bare bush support abundant sightings.
Large herds and bare bush support abundant sightings.
Wildlife: Elephants and buffalo concentrate in greater numbers.
Elephants and buffalo concentrate in greater numbers.
Wildlife: Sparse grass and bare vegetation aid game viewing; night drives are at their best.
Sparse grass and bare vegetation aid game viewing; night drives are at their best.
Wildlife: Good visibility and predator-prey interaction continue until the rains.
Good visibility and predator-prey interaction continue until the rains.
Wildlife: Regular rains bring green bush, migrant birds and predator-prey activity.
Regular rains bring green bush, migrant birds and predator-prey activity.
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Details checked November 2026. Rates and availability are confirmed when you enquire.