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From the floodplains of the Okavango to the salt pans of the Kalahari, Botswana’s finest camps blend seclusion, comfort, and wild beauty. Each lodge below has been carefully selected for its setting, style, and safari experience.
Camp Moremi
Moremi Game Reserve (Xakanaxa Lagoon)
Camp Moremi sits within the Xakanaxa region of the Moremi Game Reserve, where mopane woodland meets winding waterways. The camp’s thatched suites feel at one with the environment, offering stylish interiors and generous decks. Game drives reveal thriving populations of lion, leopard, elephant, and buffalo, while the birdlife is spectacular year-round. Boat safaris are a highlight when water levels rise. A long-standing favourite among safari enthusiasts, Moremi combines comfort with exceptional biodiversity.
Chobe Chilwero
Chobe National Park (Riverfront)
Set above the Chobe River, this elegant lodge combines comfort with commanding views. Each suite includes a private garden and plunge pool, ideal for cooling off between game drives. Just minutes from the park entrance, Chilwero offers easy access to some of the highest elephant concentrations on earth. Sunset cruises reveal the drama of the river, where hippos, crocodiles, and birds abound. Back at the lodge, a spa, fine dining, and polished service await.
DumaTau
Linyanti
Meaning “roar of the lion” in Setswana, DumaTau sits on the banks of the Osprey Lagoon, within a key elephant corridor in the Linyanti. The camp’s airy suites are connected by boardwalks that trace the water’s edge, offering front-row seats to elephants, wild dogs, and seasonal migrations. Designed with sustainability in mind, DumaTau blends solar power, natural materials, and modern luxury. Scenic boat safaris and quiet moments on the deck reveal Botswana’s wild heart at every turn.
Ghoha Hills Savuti Lodge
Savuti Channel (Chobe National Park)
Perched high on the Ghoha Hills, this eco-lodge overlooks the Savuti Channel — a region known for lion, hyena, and dramatic predator-prey encounters. The elevated location allows for sweeping views and refreshing breezes. Suites are stylish and understated, each with a private deck facing the open plains. Game drives explore the rugged terrain of Savuti, where elephant bulls and big cats roam freely. Solar-powered and community-conscious, Ghoha Hills is an ideal blend of sustainability and safari adventure.
Jack’s Camp
Makgadikgadi Pans
A bold and beautiful tented camp on the edge of the Makgadikgadi Pans, Jack’s blends 1940s campaign style with otherworldly desert scenery. Each canvas suite is adorned with Persian rugs, four-poster beds, and vintage touches — yet cooled by a fan system and featuring ensuite bathrooms. Days are spent exploring the pans by quad bike, walking with Zu/’hoasi San guides, and encountering meerkats up close. As the sun sinks, the vastness glows pink, and stars fill the endless sky.
Jao
Okavango Delta (Private Island)
Set on a private island in the heart of the Okavango, Jao is a masterclass in architectural vision and natural immersion. Elevated wooden walkways wind through water palms to reach the sculptural, open-plan suites. Each room features panoramic views, plunge pools, and soft linen perfect for siesta hours. Jao offers seasonal mokoro excursions, boating, and traditional game drives, all within a UNESCO-listed wilderness where red lechwe splash through reeds and fish eagles cry overhead.
Linyanti Ebony
Linyanti
Small, soulful, and perfectly positioned, Linyanti Ebony is ideal for those seeking a more personal safari. With just four tents, including a family suite, it’s a camp that offers intimacy and flexibility. The area is known for seasonal floodplains and predator activity, with lion, leopard, and wild dog frequently spotted. Guided walks, game drives, and boating (when water levels allow) ensure a varied safari experience. A dedicated team ensures your time in camp is as enriching as time in the bush.
Nxai Pan Camp
Nxai Pan National Park
A true escape into Botswana’s arid north-east, Nxai Pan Camp is the only permanent lodge in this striking park. Overlooking a permanent waterhole, it offers excellent dry-season game viewing and front-row seats to the zebra migration from December to April. Expect open, minimalist design with natural tones, solar-powered amenities, and expert guiding. Excursions to Baines’ Baobabs and cultural visits add depth to the experience, while cheetah, lion, and springbok move across the open pans.
Shinde
Northern Okavango Delta (Private Concession)
Tucked under ancient trees on a private concession, Shinde is a long-loved Delta classic. Its main area opens out onto a lagoon, where hippos grunt and herons hunt. The tents are spacious and elevated, with ensuite bathrooms and private decks that offer prime wildlife viewing. Guests enjoy a range of activities year-round: motorboat outings, guided walks, and game drives both day and night. It’s a place where warm hospitality meets a remarkable sense of place.
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