Camp Xakanaxa: An Okavango Delta Jewel
Experience the Okavango Delta's wildlife year-round at Camp Xakanaxa, offering classic tented accommodations and diverse safari activities in Moremi Game Reserve.
Camp Xakanaxa, nestled in the heart of Botswana's Moremi Game Reserve, offers an authentic and immersive safari experience. Situated on the banks of the Xakanaxa Lagoon, this classic tented camp provides year-round access to both land and water-based game viewing, allowing guests to explore the diverse ecosystems of the Okavango Delta.
A brief summary to Camp Xakanaxa
Local tips
- Pack light, as luggage is restricted to 20kg per person in soft bags for light aircraft transfers.
- Bring binoculars for enhanced wildlife and bird viewing during game drives and boat safaris.
- Consider visiting during the spring and summer months for the best birding opportunities.
- Be prepared for varying weather conditions, and pack layers for both warm days and cool evenings.
- Take advantage of the camp's year-round water activities, as Xakanaxa is one of the few camps in the Delta to offer this.
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Getting There
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Air Transfer
The most common way to reach Camp Xakanaxa is by a light aircraft transfer from Maun or Kasane to the Xakanaxa airstrip. The flight from Maun takes approximately 25 minutes, while the flight from Kasane is around 1 hour. From the Xakanaxa airstrip, it is a 15-25 minute road transfer to the camp. These transfers are typically arranged by the camp as part of the safari package. Costs for flights to the Okavango Delta vary widely depending on the operator, but can range from $300 to $600 per person.
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Road Transfer
It is possible to drive to Camp Xakanaxa with a 4WD vehicle, but it is a challenging journey. The drive from Maun takes approximately 4 hours on sandy roads. This option is only recommended for experienced off-road drivers. Visitors should factor in park entrance fees, which vary depending on the length of stay and nationality. Self-drive safaris in Botswana can cost between $150 and $450 per day, excluding vehicle rental.
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