Best of Botswana's Okavango Delta and Chobe Princess
Wilderness Chitabe | Okavango Delta
Wilderness Chitabe’s location places it at the heart of a complex and beautiful mosaic of habitats, and this diversity results in Wilderness Chitabe being one of the most storied of all Botswana’s areas. Experienced, passionate guides are inspired by the intricate and dynamic landscapes to deliver wildlife experiences few other locations can match.
Eight elevated, meru-style guest tents provide the perfect human habitat, while a stroll along the elevated walkways connecting them to the main area is a safari experience in itself. Day and night drives, and guided walks, showcase the varied wildlife and landscapes of the Okavango.
INSIDER'S TIP: Learn more about the African wild dog packs of the area; if you’re lucky you’ll see some of these endangered carnivores.
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Wilderness ChitabeView over the floodplain from the bar
Wilderness ChitabeLions stalking buffalo herd
Wilderness ChitabeLeopard sighting on game drive
Wilderness ChitabeMeru-style tent interior
Wilderness ChitabeCredit: Dave HammanCamp fire pit
Wilderness ChitabePool deck at Chitabe
Wilderness ChitabeCredit: Dave HammanFamily-style dining is enjoyed at Chitabe
Wilderness ChitabepCredit: Dave HammanThe view from Chitabe's lounge
Wilderness ChitabeCredit: Dave HammanChitabe's comfy lounge
Wilderness ChitabeCredit: Dave HammanDining area
Wilderness ChitabeCredit: Dave HammanBar area
Wilderness ChitabeCredit: Dave HammanMake yourself at home in Chitabe's comfy lounge
Wilderness ChitabeWelcome to the Boma
Wilderness ChitabeEvening at the Boma
Wilderness ChitabeCredit: Dave HammanThe gym at Chitabe
Wilderness ChitabeLeopard
Wilderness ChitabeBuffalo herd seen close to Chitabe
Wilderness ChitabeCredit: Caroline CulbertElephant makes its way to a channel
Wilderness ChitabeAfrican elephant herd
Wilderness ChitabeWattled cranes
Wilderness ChitabeBuffalo are regularly seen on the Chitabe Concession
Wilderness ChitabeCredit: Caroline CulbertWild dog at Chitabe
Wilderness ChitabeCredit: Caroline CulbertMale leopard drags his prey to safety
Wilderness ChitabeCredit: Caroline CulbertA male lion patrols his territory in the early morning
Wilderness ChitabeCredit: Caroline CulbertBuffalo herd feed on the floodplain
Wilderness ChitabeLeopard sighting on game drive
Wilderness ChitabeCredit: Dave HammanThe Chitabe Concession supports a very successful lion pride
Wilderness ChitabeCredit: Dave HammanChitabe is known for its rewarding cheetah sightings
Wilderness ChitabeCredit: Dave HammanYoung lion surveys its territory
Wilderness ChitabeLions at play
Wilderness ChitabeWild dog are a feature of Chitabe wildlife
Standard Twin/Double Tent(s)
Each tent has been individually curated, and features twin beds, with en-suite facilities comprising indoor and outdoor showers.
The personalised touch and impeccably styled tented accommodation is strongly influenced by Helene and Dave Hamman, whose renowned photographic artwork of African wild dogs, and big cats adorns the walls. Wilderness Chitabe’s warm, generous and loyal staff complete the perfect guest experience.
Game drives reveal the rich wildlife of the area, from predators to their prey. Diverse habitats characterised by acacia and mopane woodland in the east, and typical Okavango habitats in the west: palm-dotted floodplains, wooded islands, tranquil waterways and dry woodland – make this a wildlife experience few other locations can match. Key mammal species include giraffes, buffalos, lechwe, tsessebe, elephants, lions, leopards, spotted hyaenas, cheetahs, and African wild dogs.
Afternoon to evening drives provide opportunities for you to see nocturnal mammals such as civets, genets, and bushbabies; as well as owls and perhaps leopard.
Walking safaris with skilled guides offer you the exciting opportunity to come across wildlife on foot, as well as observing the small wonders you might miss when travelling by vehicle.
The birdlife is excellent and varies throughout the year, depending on water levels and season. Species include African hawk-eagle, ground hornbill, scarlet-chested sunbird, red-billed hornbill, gabar goshawk and red-billed francolin.
Wilderness is committed to combating climate change by implementing various sustainable energy solutions. One of these is reducing dependence on fossil fuels, with the aim of being carbon neutral. Take a tour "back of house" to see the solar operation in action, and uncover more about our eco-friendly practices.
Your Stay
3 Nights
Fully Inclusive - Bed, All Meals, Fees and Activities
All Drinks (excl Premium Brands) Included
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Safari Lodge
No. Rooms: 8
Special Interests: Birding, Nature, Wildlife
Wilderness Jacana | Okavango Delta
Wilderness Jacana is the archetypal Okavango Delta camp. Situated in the beautiful, expansive Jao Flats, Wilderness Jacana is a place where the rhythms of the arriving (and departing) annual inundation can be seen and felt. The year-round presence of water creates a tranquil environment shared with multitudes of birds – including sought-after ‘Okavango specials’ – and other wildlife which thrives in this unique, water-filled environment.
Wilderness Jacana features five guest tents, each with an outdoor shower. The main area, sheltered beneath giant sycamore fig trees, is the starting point for waterborne voyages of discovery by boat and mokoro (traditional dugout canoe).
INSIDER'S TIP: A safari at Wilderness Jacana is not complete without enjoying a mokoro ride along the tranquil channels of the Delta. Scan passing trees for the elusive Pel’s fishing-owl!
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Wilderness JacanaCredit: Cathy KaysJacana Camp and deck
Wilderness JacanaCredit: Cathy KaysStar gazing deck at Jacana
Wilderness JacanaCredit: Dana AllenMekoro boating in the Okavango Delta
Wilderness JacanaCredit: Dana AllenOutdoor dining
Wilderness JacanaMokoro Experience
Wilderness JacanaDelta Landscape
Wilderness JacanaRed Lechwe
Wilderness JacanaLeopard and Cubs
Wilderness JacanaWestern Green Snake
Wilderness JacanaMalachite Kingfisher
Wilderness JacanaCape Clawless Otter
Wilderness JacanapHippo
Wilderness JacanaLioness and Cub
Wilderness JacanaBlue Wildebeest
Wilderness JacanapTsessebe
Wilderness JacanaAfrican Elephant
Wilderness JacanaPel's Fishing Owl
Standard Twin/Double Tents
Situated on a private island within the Jao Reserve, in the scenic western region of the Okavango Delta, Wilderness Jacana is the ideal camp for families or small groups looking for a more intimate safari experience.
The canvas accommodation blending seamlessly with their natural surroundings. Each tent features an indoor and outdoor shower, as well as a luxurious open-air bath. Spacious and well appointed, these luxury tents offer a relaxing environment from which to soak in the amazing views and prolific wildlife in the floodplain.
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Electrical Outlets, En-Suite, Fan, Internet Access (Complimentary), Laundry Service (Complimentary), Mosquito Nets, Outside Shower, Safe, Tea / Coffee
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Glide seamlessly along the waterways of Wilderness Jacana in a mokoro (a traditional dug-out canoe) and spot some of the fascinating creatures of the Delta – maybe even hippo and crocodile – as well as the wealth of waterbirds of the region.
* Water levels permitting.
Boating through the waterways to the east of camp allow for good game viewing along the channels.
* Water levels permitting.
Seasonal fishing with a limited supply of basic equipment (spinner rods and a small range of lures) is offered on a catch and release basis.
* Note that fishing is seasonal as it is prohibited by Botswana law in January and February due to breeding purposes.
Land-based game drives are offered when the inundation levels are lower, typically in the summer months. These drives can reveal the likes of elephant, zebra and other plains game, as well as the potential sightings of predators of the area such as lions, hyaenas, and African wild dogs.
Birding is excellent here with plenty of 'Okavango specials’ including the Pel’s fishing-owl and Endangered wattled crane.
Get your feet on the ground and enjoy a walk through the wilds of the Jao Reserve.
* Seasonal and subject to the availability of a qualified walking guide, therefore pre-booking is essential.
Your Stay
3 Nights
Fully Inclusive - Bed, All Meals, Fees and Activities
All Local Brands (Spirits, Wine and Beers) Included
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Safari Lodge
Spoken Languages: English
No. Rooms: 5
Special Interests: Birding, Nature, Wildlife
Wilderness Little Vumbura | Kwedi Concession
This small, intimate camp embodies all that is best about the Okavango Delta – breathtaking beauty, remote, peaceful island location, abundant game and varied landscapes. Add in the warm hospitality of the people of this region – who are stakeholders in the ecotourism success story of the Okavango – and you have a winning (and beautiful) combination.
With access to varied, game-rich habitats, this six-tented camp nestles beneath the trees of an ancient island forest. A floating jetty connects land with water, and the wildlife experience can include sightings of sable, and African wild dog.
INSIDER'S TIP: Float along a crystal-clear Okavango waterway by mokoro as you scan for reed frogs and waterlilies.
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Little VumburaUnforgettable family safari at Little Vumbura
Little VumburaViews for Africa
Little VumburaA spacious double guest tent
Little VumburaReceiving a water lily necklace from your mokoro poler
Little VumburaAiry and comfortable outdoor lounge
Little VumburaSafari-style communal dining at Little Vumbura
Little VumburaAerial view of LIttle Vumbura's lounge and dining area
Little VumburaColorful reed frog on the lily pads
Little VumburaMokoro through the Delta channels - watched by a reed frog
Little VumburaBoating through the Okavango provides views of waterlilies and reeds
Little VumburaElephant and wild dog seen on game drive
Little VumburaRelax in the cool outdoor lounge
Little VumburaA plunge pool and reading area overlook the floodplains
Little VumburaLittle Vumbura's dining area overlooks a floodplain
Little VumburaLechwe on the floodplain
Little VumburaIntrepid vehicles cross the channels with ease during a game drive
Little VumburaLeopard relaxing in a convenient tree
Little VumburaEnjoying an elephant herd as it drinks and plays on the floodplain
Little VumburaPrivacy is guaranteed at Little Vumbura
Little VumburaEnjoy a pre- or post-dinner drink on your private deck
Little VumburaEach guest tent has an inviting sunken lounge
Little VumburaGuest tent decks are roomy and encourage relaxing
Little VumburaEach well-appointed guest tent has en-suite facilities and a deck with incredible vistas
Little VumburaKids enjoy a hands-on safari vacation
Little VumburaRevel in the luxury of your spacious guest tent
Little VumburaChildren are encouraged to learn about their surroundings
Little VumburaLittle Vumbura is ideal for a family safari
Little VumburaSweeping views from a guest tent
Little VumburaLearning is part of the fun on safari
Little VumburaWaterlilies are a floral feature of the Okavango Delta
Little VumburaDelicious fruit salad with melon and passionfruit
Little VumburaThe unforgettable thrill of spotting your first predator
Little VumburaSable antelope - a special sight, quite common in the Vumbura area
Little VumburaEarly morning fireside tales enthrall
Little VumburaOur guides love nothing more than finding a new safari fan
Little VumburaPoling across an Okavango floodplain in a traditional mokoro
Little VumburaCatch-and-release fishing at Little Vumbura
Little VumburaBoating is a great way to enjoy the Delta landscapes and wildlife
Little VumburaHeading home to Little Vumbura at sunset
Little VumburaA boat excursion along an Okavango Delta channel
Little VumburaHeading across the expanse of a Delta lagoon
Little VumburaReed frogs and water birds abound along these Delta channels
Little VumburaPod of hippo wallowing in a deep Delta channel
Little VumburaSundowners around the fire inspire storytelling from the day's adventures
Little VumburaThe end of another memorable day in the Delta
Little VumburaCheetah taking advantage of a fallen tree to take in the surrounds
Little VumburaBuffalo herd with dramatic backdrop
A beautiful and intimate camp built on a small tree island beneath the canopy of an ancient Okavango forest. Accessible by boat, Wilderness Little Vumbura is the epitome of island living in the midst of the water wonderland that is the Delta.
Wilderness Little Vumbura’s en-suite tents comprise spacious rooms that lead into a lounge area, featuring large windows that bring the feel of the outdoors in, so that guests can enjoy the beauty of the bush while relaxing in their tents.
There is one spacious family unit which accommodates four guests. There are two rooms, each with their own en-suite facilities, with an inter-leading door connecting the two rooms.
The shared sunken indoor lounge area leads to a shared deck overlooking the surrounding floodplains and wildlife. The intimate nature of the camp remains the perfect choice for exclusive family safaris.
Wilderness Little Vumbura is situated in the Vumbura Private Wilderness Area, known for its scenic beauty and diverse wildlife, and a concession which is leased from nearby rural communities. Ecotourism activities here thus help communities benefit from conservation. Morning and afternoon game drives allow you to take in the plains game and predators that inhabit the area in good numbers. Key mammal species may include seasonal herds of elephant and buffalo, sable antelope, zebra, wildebeest, tsessebe, lechwe, giraffe, lion, leopard, African wild dog, spotted hyaena, and occasionally cheetah.
Walking in the wilderness is a wonderful way of being even closer to nature, observing the smaller creatures and flora you miss when travelling by vehicle. Our expert guides welcome the opportunity to share their bushlore adventures ...
* Seasonal and subject to the availability of a qualified walking guide.
There is no better way of viewing wildlife, and exploring the crystal clear channels of the Okavango Delta than by traditional mokoro (dugout canoe). Often providing up close and personal sightings of tiny painted reed frogs and glorious waterlilies.
* Water levels permitting, however, usually possible all year round.
A boat ride along the calm waters of the delta is another idyllic form of water wildlife viewing. Sighting pods of hippo and crocodile is common in the waterways.
* Water levels permitting, however, usually possible all year round.
Cast your line, and try your hand at fishing on a catch and release basis. The camp has a limited supply of basic equipment for your use.
* Note that fishing is seasonal as it is prohibited by Botswana law in January and February due to breeding purposes.
The birding at Wilderness Little Vumbura is as varied as it is exceptional all year round. In the summer many migrant species are present, while other specials which are regularly seen include wattled crane, slaty egret, chirping cisticola, fan-tailed widowbird, pink-backed pelican and possibly rosy-throated longclaw for the dedicated birders.
Your Stay
3 Nights
Fully Inclusive - Bed, All Meals, Fees and Activities
All Local Brands (Spirits, Wine and Beers) Included
Fast Facts
Spoken Languages: English
No. Rooms: 6
Special Interests: Birding, Nature, Wildlife
Chobe Princess By Mantis
A RELAXED, INTIMATE RIVER SAFARI EXPERIENCE
With only a small number of guests per boat staying in one of the three Chobe Princesses is like being on your very own houseboat. The entire boat can also be booked exclusively, giving you your very own private villa on the water. As you drift down the Chobe River and spot incredible wildlife scenes, you'll be able to completely relax in an intimate river safari experience.
Each houseboat has a minimum of three smaller boats for use on daily excursions that take your fancy: mark off over 450 bird species found in this wetland paradise, try your hand at landing a tiger fish, or capture Africa's unique beauty on a photographic safari. Whatever you choose to do, your day trips will be personal and flexible because you’ll be sharing the tender boats with a small number of guests.
Each cabin on board the Chobe Princesses is tastefully decorated in a contemporary style, and each has its own private view onto the ever-changing landscapes beyond. On the upper entertainment deck, a spacious lounge and bar area encourages you to take time out while there’s also a plunge pool that's perfect for a refreshing dip.
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Chobe Princess Plunge Pool at Sunset
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Chobe Princess Cabins have beautiful big windows that slide open to let in those ever-changing river views. Listen to the soft grunt of hippo as you watch for elephant at the water’s edge – all from the comfort of your king-size bed. Cabin interiors have soft tan linens, and a soothing colour scheme of riverine blues and whites that blend with the natural landscape.
Instead of sliding windows, our Chobe Princess Superior Cabins each have their own private balcony. Imagine waking in the morning and stepping out onto your balcony facing Chobe National Park. Later, while the boat is sailing, you’ll have a front-row seat to the incredible landscapes and wildlife on the riverbanks. What’s more, the top cabin on the larger Chobe Princess, has an elevation that’s excellent for wildlife spotting.
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24-hour Security, Bar, Battery Charging Facilities, Communal Dining, Eco Friendly, Mobile Connectivity, Pool
Staying on board one of the Chobe Princesses is like being on a permanent game viewing vehicle, but with a much higher comfort factor. Situated in the heart of the Chobe region with access to river frontage of the Chobe National Park, we also offer water-based game drives by tender boat, allowing you to experience the enormous diversity and concentration of wildlife up even closer.
Game viewing on the Chobe River is at its most exceptional from March to November when the weather is drier and the animals are more mobile as they search for food and water. Summer and spring also offer unique opportunities though, as you watch the landscape burst into life after the first rains of the season. Catch sight of huge herds of elephant as they swim across the water, as well as buffalo, lion, crocodile, lechwe, puku, giraffe, zebra, sable, kudu and the occasional leopard as they gather to quench their thirst at watering holes. Besides animal life, you’ll also see a huge variety of birdlife and plant life as you listen to the sounds of a hippo grunting and breathe in the sweet smell of African grass.
The Chobe is known as a photographer's paradise and for good reason. The soft early morning light and the sunsets at dusk, combined with striking animal behaviour, make for dramatic and unusual photo opportunities. Before your game viewing excursion, remember to apply sunscreen and wear a hat, as temperatures can reach over 40 degrees centigrade. You should also bring along a jacket for the chillier temperatures in the early mornings and evenings.
Enjoy the ultimate in game viewing safari decadence as you sip on a drink and cruise along the river in one of the most diverse ecosystems on the planet.
No trip to the Chobe is complete without trying your hand at a fishing safari where if you’re lucky, you may even catch a tiger fish. One of the greatest fighting fish in the world, the tiger fish is the most sought after prize of these waters and is known for its ferocious spirit. It's not all about tiger fish though. You may also hook one of the many bream species, African pike, tilapia, catfish or upper Zambezi yellowfish as you explore over 100 kms of the Chobe and Zambezi rivers, as well as the winding Kasai Channel and thrilling Chobe and Mambova rapids.
We offer both conventional equipment as well as flyfishing equipment for our fishing safaris, because we know that the area is renowned worldwide for its flyfishing. We supply rods, flies, lures, lines, leaders and reels and all equipment is included in our rate.
Because of our unique location, we offer excellent fishing safaris all year round – from the annual floods starting in March to the feeding frenzies in the winter months. Our highly knowledgeable guides, the tackle and bait we supply as well as well stocked cooler boxes make fishing in Africa an experience to remember. Land an eight pounder or more and earn bragging rights for years to come, as you enjoy a fishing trip that's second to none.
With over 450 species, a mix of terrains and a dramatic African backdrop, the Chobe River is the perfect setting for a highly rewarding birdwatching safari. Birding season starts in September, when the first migrants arrive, boosting the bird population sometimes by 20% compared to the winter months. From December through to March birdlife on the Chobe is extremely busy and the colourful breeding plumage on display is an extraordinary sight.
Experienced birders and even eager amateurs will delight in spotting distinct birds such as African skimmers, rock pratincoles and the African finfoot, either through their binoculars or with the naked eye. Having access to your own knowledgeable guide and tender boat lets you spend many hours on your birding safari also viewing cattle egrets, fish eagles, open-billed storks, lesser-striped swallows, pied kingfishers and the striking carmine bee-eater. The slow drift of the tender boat means that you won’t disturb the peaceful silence and can also get up close to the birds and observe their fascinating behaviour.
Sit patiently and absorb the beauty around you and soon you’ll be rewarded with a unique sighting that you’ll want to photograph. Because you’ll have access to the Chobe National Park and the Caprivi wetlands, you’ll get exposure to a wide variety of species you may have never seen before. The distinct sounds of the call of an African fish eagle mingling with the grunt of hippos will stay with you long after your Chobe River birdwatching safari is over.
Uninterrupted access to wild animals. Absolute silence. Golden light. The Chobe River is an unforgettable photographic safari destination, and one of the wildlife photographers’ hotspots in Africa. To help you capture that perfect moment, our custom-designed photographic safari boats are available on request and cater for 6 clients in individual photographic seats. The boat contains custom-designed swivel chairs that give you greater stability and 360-degree views for a wider range of subject matter. Every seat is equipped with a mounting for resting SLR cameras of all types and you’ll get your own experienced safari guide who’ll help you find that perfect shot.
Bring your own photographic equipment as we don’t supply this - the optimal lens to bring is an 80 - 400mm zoom. Because this is a water-based safari, you'll be able to take unique shots in a safe environment, being able to view the animals in the Chobe National Park surrounded by that magical golden light Africa is renowned for. Tea and coffee will be offered in the morning during the winter months and soft drinks, local beers and wines will be served in the afternoon. Light snacks are also served during your excursion, providing you with a photographic experience that's also about pure comfort.
Departure times are early morning and late afternoon and the safari takes three hours. Please let us know at the time of booking your holiday if you’d like to use our customised photographic safari boat. Capture your stay with breathtaking photos of the unique African landscape and the wild animals that surround you.
One of the best ways to learn more about a country is to experience its culture. A village tour while on board the Zambezi Queen will take you by tender boat to a local Namibian village called Ijambwe, situated on the floodplains of the East Caprivi. Meet village elders and locals and gain a greater understanding of how the inhabitants of this 100-year old village live, including their daily challenges and traditions.
Wear a large sun hat and apply sun lotion, bring a bottle of water with you and wear comfortable shoes. You’ll start by taking a slow, non-strenuous but sandy stroll through the village as you snap a few photographs and meet the Headman of the village as well as his children. The men of the village either fish to provide meals for their families, while the women and younger children perform the chores and produce handmade crafts. Pick up a woven basket, beaded jewellery or a carved wooden animal as a memento from your trip – sales of these crafts empower village inhabitants by helping them earn a living. If you want to give the children of the village gifts, bring along school stationery, books or clothing – all will be highly appreciated. Finally, enjoy a display of traditional dancing and singing at the end and join in the fun!
Guests can also go on a walking tour to a 2000-year-old baobab tree where you'll learn more about the medicinal and spiritual value of Impalila Island’s flora. For our more adventurous guests, if you have the inclination to climb the tree, you’ll be rewarded with a bird’s-eye view of the meeting place of two rivers and four countries.
Dining
When you're on holiday, the food you eat and the meals you enjoy become part of your memories. That's why as a guest on one of our Chobe Princesses, we make sure that every one of the three hearty meals we serve per day are unforgettably delicious - along with the drinks and snacks we provide in between.
At sunrise, enjoy a warming cup of tea or coffee with wholesome rusks and biscuits before departing by tender boat for game viewing and other excursions. After an exciting morning – or even if you've chosen to stay on board and lie in – settle in on the deck for a fresh continental buffet or a hot English breakfast if you prefer.
Lunch and dinner are set menus with a single option, so please do let us know any dietary requirements before you arrive. Unfortunately, due to our remote location, we’re not able to cater for Kosher and Halaal meals. In keeping with the relaxed atmosphere of the Chobe Princesses, we don’t serve high tea at a set time. Instead, we have tea, coffee and home-baked goodies readily available at the bar area of the entertainment deck for you to enjoy at any time of day.
After sipping on a traditional African safari sundowner, sit down to a three-course evening meal as you’re serenaded to the sounds of hyenas, elephant and perhaps even lion nearby. After dinner, enjoy a coffee and a nightcap before heading to your cabin to round off the perfect day.
Your Stay
2 Nights
All Inclusive - Bed and All Meals
All Local Brands (Spirits, Wine and Beers) Included
Fast Facts
4 Star
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Spoken Languages: English
No. Rooms: 13
Special Interests: Adventure, Big 5, Birding, Fishing, Flora, History & Culture, Indigenous Culture / Art, Leisure, Nature, Relaxation, Star Gazing, Wildlife, Wine