OKAVANGO DELTA
Camp Okavango
Okavango Delta · Okavango Delta
A 12-suite Delta camp focused on mokoro, boating, walking and seasonal fishing, with a dedicated family suite.
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The stay
A water-led Okavango stay on a private island
Camp Okavango is about moving through the Delta at its natural pace: by mokoro, boat and on foot. It is an excellent contrast to land-heavy camps in Moremi or Savute.
Choose it when the waterways are the point
With no standard game-drive programme, the stay feels distinctly Delta-focused. The camp works especially well as part of a multi-camp Botswana journey.
Rooms & Suites
Safari Suite
Max 2 adults
Family Suite
Max 2 adults · 2 children
Safari & Experiences
Mokoro excursions
Traditional canoe excursions explore shallow channels and floodplains.
Motorboat safaris
Boat trips reach deeper channels and lagoons.
Guided walks and seasonal fishing
Walking safaris and catch-and-release fishing broaden the water-based safari programme.
Good to know
Families
- Minimum age: 6
Children from six are accepted; family activity planning is adapted for younger travellers.
Power & connectivity
- Solar powered
- In-room power available
Satellite Wi-Fi is available in rooms, but constant connectivity is not guaranteed.
Getting there
- Nearest airport: Maun International Airport
Camp Okavango is a fly-in Delta camp reached by light aircraft and camp transfer.
Sustainability & Conservation
The camp uses 24-hour solar power backed by generator.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Does Camp Okavango offer game drives?
The camp is primarily water and walking focused rather than a conventional game-drive camp.
Does Camp Okavango have a family suite?
Yes. There is one two-bedroom family suite.
Is there power in the rooms?
Yes. The camp has 24-hour solar power backed by generator and 220V plugs in guest rooms.