Experience the Serene Beauty of Delta Camp
Discover the wonders of the Okavango Delta at Delta Camp, where adventure meets tranquility in nature's paradise.
Delta Camp is a hidden gem situated in the breathtaking Okavango Delta, a UNESCO World Heritage site renowned for its lush landscapes and diverse wildlife. This eco-friendly lodge is designed to provide travelers with a unique and immersive experience, where the beauty of nature meets comfortable accommodations. Visitors can explore the Delta's winding waterways and rich ecosystems via traditional mokoro canoes, offering a serene way to witness the local flora and fauna up close. The camp's rustic charm and the warmth of its hospitality make it an ideal base for those looking to experience Botswana's wilderness. Guests can participate in guided walking safaris, where expert guides lead you through the bush, sharing their extensive knowledge of the local wildlife and plants. The evenings can be spent around a warm campfire, sharing stories under the vast African sky, or enjoying a delightful meal prepared with local ingredients. Delta Camp is not just a place to stay; it is an invitation to connect with the natural world and engage in the unique culture of the Okavango Delta. Whether you're a seasoned adventurer or a first-time traveler, this lodge offers an authentic escape into one of Africa's most incredible landscapes.
Local tips
- Book your stay well in advance, especially during peak tourist seasons, to secure your spot.
- Pack light, breathable clothing and a good pair of binoculars for wildlife viewing.
- Don't forget your camera; the sunsets here are stunning and truly unforgettable.
- Engage with local guides; their insights on the ecosystem and wildlife are invaluable.
- Try the mokoro ride; it's a unique way to explore the delta and spot wildlife.
A brief summary to Delta Camp
Getting There
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Car Rental
If you are driving to Delta Camp, you will first need to reach Maun, which is often considered the gateway to the Okavango Delta. From Maun, take the Boro Road heading north towards the Okavango Delta. After approximately 60 kilometers, you will reach the Okavango River. At this point, continue to follow the signs towards the Delta Camp entrance. Please note that the last part of the journey involves traveling on unpaved roads, so a 4x4 vehicle is highly recommended. Upon arrival at the Delta Camp, you will need to park your vehicle at the designated parking area.
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Public Transport - Shuttle
From Maun, you can take a shuttle service that heads towards the Okavango Delta. These shuttles are available from various tour operators in Maun. The shuttle will take you to a drop-off point at the edge of the Delta. From there, you will need to arrange for a mokoro (traditional canoe) transfer to Delta Camp, which typically costs around P100 per person. It’s advisable to book your mokoro transfer in advance to ensure availability upon your arrival.
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Mokoro Transfer
Once you arrive at the designated drop-off point in the Okavango Delta, you will need to hire a mokoro to take you to Delta Camp. The ride usually lasts about 30 minutes and allows you to enjoy the beautiful scenery of the Delta. It's important to negotiate the fare beforehand; typical rates range from P100 to P200, depending on the length of the trip and the number of passengers.
Attractions Nearby to Delta Camp
Landmarks nearby to Delta Camp
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Oddballs' Enclave
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Eagle Island Lodge, A Belmond Safari, Botswana
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Sanctuary Baines Camp
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Sanctuary Stanley's Camp
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andBeyond Sandibe Okavango Safari Lodge
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Oddballs Camp
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Cha Cha Metsi
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andBeyond Nxabega Okavango Tented Camp
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Moremi Under Canvas
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Okavango Hidden Gems Camp Maru
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Xigera Safari Lodge
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Mboma Island Expeditions
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Third Bridge Camp
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Little Mombo Camp
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Camp Moremi