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Imbabala Zambezi Safari Lodge

Situated in the biodiverse and beautiful Zambezi National Park is Imbabala Zambezi Safari Lodge. Situated on the banks of the Zambezi is a comfortable main area, with a sparkling swimming pool and decking area. The suites come in a range of twin, double and family sizes, and are decorated in a unique and authentic safari style. Each room comes with its own hammock and private decking, where guests can enjoy stretching views over the rolling grasslands and glistening river.

Guests can spend their days exploring the Zambezi National Park on a game drive, river safari, or walking safari, however the prime location means guests can also explore Chobe National Park and the magnificent Victoria Falls. After days spent in the wilderness of Zambia return to the lodge for a freshly prepared, wholesome meal under the wide starry sky.

Kwando Tau Pan Camp

Kwando Tau Pan Camp is the first semi-permanent camp within the Central Kalahari Game Reserve, a vast landscape of sand ridges and dry plains. The Central Kalahari Game Reserve is over 50,000km square and is home to a wide range of wildlife including the long-horned oryx, the desert-adapted springbok, jackals, brown hyena, ostrich and herds of wildebeest. Kwando Tau Pan Camp consists of 9 suites that overlook the Tau Pan, or lion pan in Setswana, a large salt pan that is often visited by prides of regal black-eared Kalahari lions. The cheeky felines also tend to visit the camp’s family room as well. Visit the sleep out bed and lie under the sparkling night sky, surrounded by the Central Kalahari Game Reserve’s rich wildlife.

Okavango Delta Mobile Expedition

Botswana is home to more wildlife species than anywhere else on the continent. Witnessing the majestic animals of the Okavango Delta – the beautiful birdlife, languishing hippos and regal lions – out in their natural habitat is an opportunity like no other, and one that you wouldn’t want to have to tear your eyes from. So why should you? On this mobile safari expedition, there are no lodges. Instead, you will have the unique chance to live on a safari expedition. Spend your days making the most out of your time here, without the need to stop. Boat up to herds made up of hundreds of elephants, travel across floodplains in a custom 4×4 and search for all manner of game, and spend your nights sleeping under the stars, surrounded by nature in the heart of Botswana.

Koro River Camp

Koro River Camp rests in the shady banks of the Limpopo River, separated from the rest of the world by acres of natural and untamed land. With just 7 large tented master bedroom suites and a maximum capacity for 18 people, Koro River Camp is truly the definition of a private getaway. In this secluded camp, you will find a unique chance to escape, reflect and discover; all against the backdrop of the expansive Tuli Game Reserve – a perfect opportunity for solo safari-goers, families and group travellers. Seize the phenomenal chance to view elephants roaming free of pens and fences, enjoy incredible historical and cultural experiences available only in Botswana, and stay up late to find Bat Eared Foxes or Aardvarks. Koro is also famous for its astonishing leopard sightings which contribute to the research run from the Tuli camps, and that guests are invited to participate in.

Chobe Game Lodge

Chobe Game Lodge is a luxurious and eco-centric, five-star, safari lodge that has been fully Ecotourism certified. The Chobe Game Lodge is the only structure to have been built inside the world-renowned Chobe National Park, giving guests a completely unique experience. Enjoy a peaceful and secluded stay in one of their 44 guest rooms designed for comfort with air-conditioning and en-suite bathrooms. The lodge looks over the mighty Chobe River, and from the viewing decks and boardwalk that links the property together, guests will be able to enjoy a panoramic view of the Chobe National Park and the incredible wildlife that lives within it.

Duba Explorers Camp

In the northeast corner of the Duba Plains Concession, separated from the rest of the world by two gum pole bridges, lies the secluded Duba Explorers Camp. The camp is far from any local communities, giving guests a truly private escape to the Okavango Delta. Duba Explorers Camp is located on an island, guarded by mighty jackalberry and mangosteen trees that hold off the African sun and provide year-round shade. Guests can enjoy the comfort of the camp, whilst looking out at the stunning floodplains and grasslands from their private verandah, or listen to the honks and snorts of hippos from the restful lounge.

Duba Plains Suite

The Duba Plains Suite is a truly private sanctuary, located on the Duba Plains Reserve which spans 77,000 acres across the unique Okavango Delta. The private two-bedroom villa lies nestled into its surrounding nature at the Okavango’s Panhandle and is located adjacent to the Duba Plains Camp, which has a shop that guests can visit if they wish. The villa is built entirely under canvas and is guarded by a cluster of large trees, protecting guests from the harsh sun. The suite stands on a raised deck, built from recycled materials, which offers breathtaking views of the Delta and its surrounding floodplains and grasslands. Enjoy a secluded stay, surrounded by rich wildlife and large volumes of game.

Khwai Bush Camp

Resting on the banks of the Khwai River, under a canopy of sycamore and leadwood trees, lies Khwai Bush Camp. The camp is located on the edge of the Moremi Game Reserve, offering sweeping views of the Okavango Delta and the unique landscape that surrounds it. Sit back with your loved ones on your personal verandah and watch for parades of elephants, buffalo and giraffe across the horizon. Listen out for the roar of a lion, or snorting hippos from the comfort of this picturesque and quaint setting. Khwai Bush Camp is perfect for both individual travellers – hoping to immerse themselves out on the plains, lush grasslands or waterways of the delta – and for families, and has a range of dedicated children’s activities available, including nature walks and cultural arts.

Linyanti Ebony

Linyanti Ebony is a secluded, family-friendly camp that rests in the wilderness of the Chobe Enclave. The camp’s position between the Okavango Delta and Chobe National Park means that guests will be treated to amazing views of a diverse landscape. A flowing river passes through Linyanti all year round, bringing herds of gigantic elephants right to the camp’s doorstep. Linyanti Ebony’s remote location gives guests a personal, private experience, and the family tent is perfect for families and groups who are keen to get away and escape into nature. The camp’s Ngwana club hosts a range of fun activities for young explorers, such as nature walks, arts and crafts, and cooking lessons, keeping the children entertained while you sit out on the viewing deck lounge, enjoying a cool glass of wine and gazing out at the beautiful marshlands.

Linyanti Tented Camp

Linyanti Tented Camp is located on the lush Linyanti Marsh, nestled comfortably amongst the riverine trees. The camp consists of 8 spacious and airy safari tents, which are designed with an explorer-type aesthetic, and overlook the sweeping grasslands, savannah and marsh. The camp’s main area includes a shimmering swimming pool area with sun loungers, where elephants often wander by. Huddle around the outdoor fire in a circle of comfy deckchairs and watch the sun dip beneath the horizon, turning the marshland a beautiful burning orange. The diverse Linyanti landscape creates a haven for a range of wildlife and birdlife, offering amazing safari opportunities.