Third bridgedgses xomae camp sites, Okavango Delta Travel Guide

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Experience the untamed beauty of Botswana's Okavango Delta at Third Bridge Campsite, where wildlife roams freely in an unfenced wilderness.

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Nestled in Botswana's Moremi Game Reserve, Third Bridge Campsite offers an immersive, unfenced camping experience within the Okavango Delta. Known for its wildlife encounters and natural beauty, it's a destination for adventurous travelers seeking an authentic African safari.

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Q963+HR8, Moremi, BW
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Monday 8 am-5 am
Tuesday 8 am-5 am
Wednesday 8 am-5 am
Thursday 8 am-5 am
Friday 8 am-5 am
Saturday 8 am-5 am
Sunday 8 am-5 am

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Know before you go

Hi, I'm Eve. Here are a few practical things to know before exploring Third bridgedgses xomae camp sites.

Bring a reliable 4x4 vehicle and off-road driving experience is essential due to sandy and waterlogged roads, especially during the wet season.
Be self-sufficient with food, water, and supplies, as there are limited options available at the campsite.
Stay vigilant and aware of your surroundings due to the unfenced nature of the campsite and the presence of wild animals.
Book your campsite in advance, especially during peak season, as Third Bridge is a popular destination.
Pay park entry fees at the gate or in advance at DWNP offices in Maun or Kasane.

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Getting There

Driving

From Maun, the gateway town to the Okavango Delta, Third Bridge Campsite is approximately a 4-5 hour drive. The journey involves driving north, initially on a tarred road that transitions to gravel after Shorobe, and finally into sandy 4x4 terrain after the veterinary control fence. A 4x4 vehicle is essential, especially during the wet season. Continue towards the South Gate (Maqwee Gate) entrance of Moremi Game Reserve, located 54km north of Maun. Park entry fees are payable at the gate or in advance at DWNP offices in Maun or Kasane. After entering Moremi Game Reserve, follow the signs towards Third Bridge Campsite, approximately 60km from South Gate via Xakanaxa. The route involves crossing the first and second bridges. Be prepared for challenging driving conditions, including deep sand, water crossings, and sharp turns. Costs: * Park entry fees: Vary depending on residency and duration of stay. Contact the Department of Wildlife and National Parks (DWNP) for current pricing. * 4x4 vehicle rental (if applicable): Prices vary depending on the rental company and vehicle type.

Discover more about Third bridgedgses xomae camp sites

Third Bridge Campsite, situated on the western side of Moremi Game Reserve along the Moanachira River, provides a unique opportunity to immerse yourself in the Okavango Delta's wilderness. Named for the third bridge encountered when entering from the south, this campsite is surrounded by floodplains, waterways, and mopane woodlands, creating a diverse habitat for a variety of wildlife.The unfenced nature of the campsite allows for close encounters with animals such as elephants, lions, hyenas, and various bird species. The camp offers basic but well-maintained facilities, including ablution blocks with hot showers and flush toilets, as well as braai areas at each campsite. There is also a small kiosk that sells firewood and other basic supplies.From Third Bridge, visitors can explore the surrounding Moremi Game Reserve on game drives, boat trips, and guided walks. The area is known for its high concentration of wildlife, especially during the dry season. Boat trips and transfers can also be arranged to the Gcudikwa and Gxhobega lagoons, where migratory birds gather. Keep in mind that a 4x4 vehicle is essential to reach the campsite, and self-sufficiency is required, as there is no electricity or mobile signal.