Qorokwe Camp: A Luxurious Okavango Delta Experience

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Experience a luxurious and contemporary safari in Botswana's Okavango Delta at Qorokwe Camp, with exceptional wildlife viewing and eco-friendly accommodations.

Qorokwe Camp, opened in November 2017, is a luxurious and contemporary safari camp located in a private, wildlife-rich area in the southeastern Okavango Delta, bordering the Moremi Game Reserve. The camp offers stunning views of a large lagoon fed by the Santantadibe River, providing classic Delta scenery and high densities of predators.

A brief summary to Qorokwe Camp

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Local tips

Pack light clothing for warm days and layers for cooler evenings, especially during the dry season (July to October).
Bring binoculars for enhanced wildlife viewing during game drives and mokoro excursions.
Don't forget insect repellent, sunscreen, and a hat to protect yourself from the sun and insects.
Consider booking a private safari guide and vehicle for a more personalized and flexible experience.
Be aware that Qorokwe Camp is unfenced, and wildlife can move freely through the area. Always follow the guide's instructions for your safety.

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Getting There

Light Aircraft

The most common and efficient way to reach Qorokwe Camp is via a light aircraft flight from Maun Airport (MUB). Several air charter companies operate from Maun, offering flights to various airstrips within the Okavango Delta. Flights to Qorokwe Airstrip (or Gomoti Airstrip, followed by a vehicle transfer) take approximately 15 minutes. These scenic flights provide breathtaking aerial views of the Delta's intricate waterways and lush landscapes. The cost of a shared light aircraft transfer from Maun to Qorokwe is typically included in the camp's all-inclusive rates. Private charters are also available at an additional cost.
Self-Drive

While less common, it is possible to drive to Qorokwe Camp, primarily using a 4x4 vehicle. From Maun, take the A3 road towards Shorobe and follow signs for the Okavango Delta. The journey involves navigating unpaved roads and can take around 1 hour and 30 minutes to the camp. Alternatively, if driving from within Moremi Game Reserve, head towards the northwestern section of the park and follow signs for Qorokwe Camp. The camp is approximately 30 km from the Moremi Game Reserve entrance. Park fees and vehicle fees are required for entry into Moremi Game Reserve and must be settled in advance. Fuel stations are limited in the area, so ensure your vehicle has enough fuel. Expect to pay park entry fees of approximately 120 BWP per person per day, plus a vehicle entry fee of around 50 BWP per day.

Discover more about Qorokwe Camp

Qorokwe Camp, meaning 'The place where the buffalo broke through the bush into the water', is a stylish and modern luxury camp nestled in the game-rich southern reaches of the Okavango Delta. Bordering the Moremi Game Reserve, the camp lies within a private 26,180-hectare (64,000-acre) concession, ensuring a low tourist density and exclusive wildlife viewing.The camp features nine elegant tented suites, including a spacious family unit with its own splash pool. Each suite boasts a private viewing deck, an indoor lounge, and an en-suite bathroom with a shower and bathtub. The main area includes a dining space, lounge, library, and bar, all built on raised wooden platforms connected by walkways, offering panoramic views of the lagoon. The camp is eco-friendly, powered by 100% solar energy with thermodynamic panels for water heating.Qorokwe is known for its diverse landscapes and exceptional wildlife sightings. Game drives explore mopane and acacia woodlands, islands with palm trees, floodplains, and seasonal waters. The area is home to large predators like lions, leopards, cheetahs, and wild dogs, as well as elephants, giraffes, buffalo, and various antelope species. Activities include game drives, guided walks, mokoro excursions, and boat trips, depending on water levels.