Delta Camp Travel Guide

Delta Camp, located on the southwestern edge of Chief's Island in the heart of the Okavango Delta, provides an authentic and intimate Botswana safari. Accessible only by light aircraft and mokoro (traditional dugout canoe), the camp emphasizes a connection with the natural world through non-motorized activities. The camp's philosophy centers around preserving the pristine environment of the Okavango Delta, minimizing its ecological footprint.The eight chalets at Delta Camp are constructed from locally sourced wood and reeds, blending seamlessly into the surrounding landscape. Each chalet is uniquely designed, with some incorporating the island's indigenous trees into their structure. The private and spacious chalets offer stunning views of the floodplains and forests. Amenities include en-suite bathroom facilities, mosquito nets, and solar-powered lighting. There is no Wi-Fi or mobile signal at the camp, encouraging guests to disconnect from the digital world and immerse themselves in nature.Activities at Delta Camp include guided walks and mokoro excursions, providing opportunities for game viewing and bird watching. Expert local guides share their knowledge of the bush, offering insights into animal behavior, tracking, and the flora and fauna of the Okavango Delta. Guests can also experience the local culture with a visit to an authentic baYei village. Delta Camp is located in the Xaxaba Concession (NG 27B). The best time to visit Delta Camp is from July to October, during the dry season when wildlife viewing is at its best.