Treehouse At Setari

Setari’s Treehouse is raised above the floodplains, eighteen kilometres from the main camp and used exclusively. It works beautifully for small groups, with private guiding, boating and mokoro trips in flood season, then walking and wildlife as waters fall.

Mma Dinare Camp

Mma Dinare looks over the Gomoti River in a community concession beside Moremi. Buffalo, elephants and predators give the safari muscle, while mokoro rides, walks, night drives and warm village links make it feel nicely grounded.

Linyanti Expeditions

Linyanti Expeditions is seasonal, small and pleasingly low fuss, set in a private concession bordering Chobe. Walking is the main event, elephant and buffalo move through in numbers, and each tent can become a simple star suite.

Duba Explorers Camp

Duba Explorers sits on an island in the northern Okavango, surrounded by permanent floodplains, grassland and woodland. It keeps the style light and classic, with strong guiding, excellent wildlife and its own traversing area in the Duba Concession.

Khwai Lediba

Khwai Lediba sits on the Khwai River, close to Moremi and right in one of Botswana’s most active wildlife corners. Drives, night drives, mokoros and walks mix easily, with village connections adding a more meaningful layer.

Lagoon Camp

Lagoon sits on the Kwando River, where waterways, floodplains and big dry season herds pull predators into the picture. Wild dog, elephant, boat safaris and night drives make this one feel active from morning to sundowner.

Gomoti Plains Camp

Gomoti Plains borders a smaller floodplain in the Okavango, framed by palms and alive with both land and water safari options. It feels open, gentle and very easy to settle into, with classic canvas comfort at its centre.

Daunara Safari Camp

Daunara sits on a private lagoon in the Okavango, a quick helicopter hop from Maun. Days can be active with safaris, mokoro rides, walking and fishing, or slower, simply watching Delta life from the water’s edge.

Jao Camp

Jao is hidden on a private island in the heart of the Okavango, where river, floodplain and forest meet. Arrive by boat when water rises, explore by vehicle when it falls, then return to pure Delta calm.

Machaba Camp

Machaba Camp sits in the game-rich Khwai area, looking towards Moremi across the river. It keeps a traditional safari feel, with strong predator country, relaxed canvas spaces and the lovely bonus of wildlife often moving nearby.