Tubu Tree Camp and Little Tubu Camp offer an authentic Okavango Delta safari experience within the heart of the Jao Reserve, set on the wildlife-rich Hunda Island. Surrounded by riverine woodland, open floodplains, and seasonal waterways, these camps are renowned for exceptional year-round game viewing, particularly predator sightings and large concentrations of plains game. Days are shaped by the rhythm of the Delta, with game drives exploring the diverse landscapes of Hunda Island, while seasonal mokoro excursions, boating, fishing, and guided walks offer a quieter connection to the wilderness. Tubu Tree Camp combines classic safari elegance with expansive views and elevated tented suites, while Little Tubu offers a more intimate and exclusive atmosphere, ideal for couples, families, and small groups. From dramatic wildlife encounters to peaceful moments beneath ancient trees and vast African skies, Tubu captures the wild spirit of Botswana’s Okavango Delta.

This video highlights the delivery of the new Toyota Land Cruiser safari vehicles travelling from Maun into the Jao Reserve. These vehicles replace our long-serving heritage fleet of Land Rovers and form part of our ongoing commitment to maintaining a modern, reliable fleet in one of Africa’s most remote safari environments. Operating in the Okavango Delta presents unique logistical challenges, and ensuring that our vehicles and equipment remain in top operating condition is essential to delivering a safe and comfortable safari experience. Purpose-built for comfort, safety, and exceptional visibility, these custom game viewer vehicles allow guests to explore the Delta from an elevated perspective. Spacious seating, open sides, and uninterrupted window views ensure that every guest enjoys a prime vantage point for wildlife viewing and photography. The vehicles are used for daily safari activities across the reserve and are designed to carry up to six guests, with each seat offering excellent visibility of the surrounding wilderness. For many guests, the journey from the airstrip to camp, and every drive that follows, is where the safari truly begins.