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Botswana is the rare safari where water leads.
Botswana is the rare safari where water leads. Each year the Okavango Delta floods the northern Kalahari, turning sand into a labyrinth of channels, islands, and floodplains that draw some of Africa's densest concentrations of game.
Low-volume, high-value by national policy — few beds, vast wilderness, almost no crowds. In a single trip you move by mokoro, boat, vehicle, and on foot across the Delta, the Linyanti, and the Kalahari.
Once a prehistoric super lake, the Makgadikgadi salt pans now host one of Africa’s most legendary vintage-style camps, immersing you in the beauty of a forgotten Africa.
Giant herds of buffalo and zebras mean one thing — predators on the hunt — and “mokete” means “feast.” You just might have breakfast along with the lions.
Few camps rival Mombo Camp in Botswana, renowned as the most iconic in Africa, nestled in the renowned Moremi Game Reserve within the Okavango Delta.
Staying at Tubu Tree is like staying in a giant treehouse, but don't let the amazing digs steal the main act in the delta floodplains—the wildlife.
Only accessible via helicopter and powered entirely by solar energy, embark on game drives and mokoro canoe trips in the heart of the world’s largest inland delta.
Duba Plains is one of UNCHARTED’s absolute must-see camps. Located on nearly 200,000 acres of undisturbed wilderness area in the Okavango Delta, the wildlife is only one of the reasons we’re so in love with Duba.
Pitched on raised wooden decks beneath a canopy of ebony and leadwood trees, the luxurious safari tents offer an unforgettable under-canvas adventure in the midst of this remarkable World Heritage Site.
Jao Camp is a dreamscape where elevated walkways thread through the surrounding forest canopy, and the Okavango Delta’s vast floodplains spill out as far as the eye can see.
The Moremi Game Reserve was founded by the BaTwana tribal authorities, making it the first wildlife sanctuary established by an African tribe on their ancestral land.
Kwetsani Camp was designed by water, accommodating the ebb and flow of the floodplains below. It is one of the most remote camps in the entire Okavango Delta.
Botswana has no shortage of phenomenal luxury camps, but for those with a taste for modern design, Qorokwe Camp is not to be missed!
In the Kalahari Desert, meet meerkats and take in the overwhelming expanse of the salt-crusted Ntwetwe Pan right from your luxurious tent.
Designed in homage to elephants, Selinda Camp blends indoor-outdoor living with artistic touches, including life-sized elephant skull sculptures, for an elegant escape.
Set on a private reserve where lions went from near extinction to thriving, Selinda offers a relaxed yet raw wilderness experience.
Perched high in ebony trees and reachable only by boat or heli, Sitatunga plunges you into a wild Delta world of swamp safaris and rare wildlife.
The camp’s name, meaning “Beloved One,” eulogizes the first giraffe brought from Africa to Europe as a gift to King Charles X of France, offering homage to this iconic species.
In the extreme north of the Okavango Delta you'll find an eco-retreat where extraordinary game viewing is the status quo.
Remarkably reimagined, the newly reopened Xigera brings out the true explorer in every traveler with the magic of Botswana’s most famous wild space—the Okavango Delta.
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