Qorokwe Camp, North West District Travel Guide

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Experience a luxurious and contemporary safari in the heart of Botswana's Okavango Delta at Qorokwe Camp. Unforgettable wildlife encounters await.

Qorokwe Camp, nestled in a private concession in the southeastern Okavango Delta, offers a luxurious and contemporary safari experience bordering the Moremi Game Reserve. Known as 'The place where the buffalo broke through the bush into the water,' this camp provides exceptional wildlife viewing in a diverse landscape.

A brief summary to Qorokwe Camp

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Know before you go

Hi, I'm Eve. Here are a few practical things to know before exploring Qorokwe Camp.

Pack light clothing for warm days and layers for cooler evenings, especially during the dry season (July to October).
Bring insect repellent and take malaria precautions, as the Okavango Delta is a malaria region.
Consider booking a private safari guide and vehicle for a personalized experience, especially for families.
Take advantage of the camp's telescopes to observe wildlife around the lagoon.
Inquire about mokoro excursions and boat trips on the Santantadibe River, depending on water levels.

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Getting There

Light Aircraft

The most common way to reach Qorokwe Camp is via a light aircraft flight from Maun Airport (MUB) to Qorokwe Airstrip, a journey of approximately 15 minutes. Several air charter operators service the Okavango Delta. Mack Air and Wilderness Air are two options. These flights offer scenic views of the Delta. Upon arrival at the airstrip, a safari vehicle will transfer you to the camp, about a 30-45 minute game drive. Light aircraft flights from Maun to the Okavango Delta generally cost between $260 to $330 per person.
Self-Drive

If driving from Maun, take the A3 road towards Shorobe and follow signs for the Okavango Delta. The camp is approximately 30 km from the Moremi Game Reserve entrance. A 4x4 vehicle is highly recommended due to unpaved roads. Ensure you have enough fuel, as fuel stations are limited. The drive from Maun to Qorokwe Camp takes approximately 1.5 hours. Park and vehicle fees are required. Contact the camp in advance to arrange for pick-up at the Moremi Game Reserve entrance.

Discover more about Qorokwe Camp

Qorokwe Camp, opened in November 2017, is a luxurious and contemporary camp located in a private wildlife-rich area in the southeastern Okavango Delta, bordering Botswana's Moremi Game Reserve. The camp translates to 'The place where the buffalo broke through the bush into the water', reflecting the area's high density of game. The 26,180-hectare Qorokwe Concession features diverse Delta habitats, from acacia woodlands to pristine floodplains, ensuring a wealth of wildlife sightings.The camp consists of nine elegant tented suites and a main area that overlooks a lagoon. The suites are equipped with private viewing decks, indoor lounges, mosquito screens, and en suite bathrooms. One family suite includes two bedrooms, a fireplace, a dining area, and a private plunge pool. The main area includes a dining space, lounge, library, and bar, all built on raised wooden platforms connected by walkways. Guests can relax in hanging beds or sun loungers, cool off in the swimming pool, and gather by the fire pit in the evenings.Qorokwe Camp offers a range of activities, including game drives, guided walks, and mokoro excursions. The area is known for its large predators, such as lions, leopards, and wild dogs, as well as giraffes, buffalo, and elephants. The camp is also an Important Birding Area, making it a haven for birdwatchers. The camp is 100% solar powered, reducing its carbon emissions.