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Delta Camp, Okavango Delta, Botswana
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This intimate and informal safari camp is situated on a small island close to the southwestern edge of Chief's Island.
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Your Expected Experience:
16 Guests can be accommodated in individually designed chalts
The camp overlooks the Boro - a primary Okavango watercourse
Her you can see over 450 bird species and over 1 000 plant species
Take a beautifully prepared picnic onto one of the many nearby islands
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The Okavango Delta is a shifting web of crystal clear channels, lagoons, sweeping flood plains and palm-studded islands. It hosts over 450 bird and 1 000 plant species. You will find Crocodile, Hippo, Elephant, Buffalo, several species of Antelope, the predators such as Lion and Leopard, and more. The Okavango Delta has earned its reputation as one of the world's premier wilderness areas.
Delta Camp overlooks the Boro, one of the primary watercourses of the Okavango. The camp prides itself on personalised service and works hard at offering guests the opportunity to experience the tranquillity of the environment, while preserving the pristine beauty of the area.
Fresh vegetables, cheeses, excellent meats and fine wines are flown in daily and lovingly prepared. This maintaind the camp's reputation for delicious cuisine. Dine in the dining room overlooking the sweep of the Delta, or take a beautifully prepared picnic onto one of the many nearby islands for a secluded and intimate experience.
Child Policy:
Children are always welcome, no age limits. Be aware however that children are inevitably more vulnerable in this sort of environment than adults.
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Buffalo
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Females give birth to their first calves at age four or five, usually calving only once every two years thereafter.
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Lion
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Lions are opportunistic hunters and will kill and feed on just about any animal. They prey mostly on large mammals such as Wildebeest, Springbok, Impala and Zebra. They also prey on Buffalo and Hippo.
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