Camps in Botswana

Savute Elephant Lodge is one of three luxury properties run by Belmond Safaris in Botswana and offers a high level of service throughout their product range.

King's Pool is located within the northern region of the Linyanti Concession overlooking the Linyanti River which forms the border with Namibia. It is one of three camps located within the concession and is surrounded by a variety of scenery including riverine & mopane forest and seasonal floodplains. 

Delta camp is situated in a beautiful setting in the midst of the Okavango Delta, south of the Moremi Game Reserve. The camp has been designed to blend in with nature, rooms and deck built around old trees to remain as unobtrusive as to the environment as possible. 

Drifters Maun Lodge is located approximately 30km from Maun in direction of Nata on the banks of the beautiful Boteti River.

Macatoo Camp is located in the Okavango Delta and offers a wide selection of activities such as boat cruises and mokoro but it most renowned for one of the most unique and exciting horse back safaris in the world. 

Linyanti Ebony Camp is the more family friendly sister of Linyanti Bush Camp, both located on the banks of the Linyanti Waterfront within the Chobe Enclave. The camp is built on a raised deck and overlooks the idyllic scenery of the Linyanti Marsh. 

Mogotlho Safari Lodge is located east of Khwai, bordering the southern tip of Chobe National Park. It is conveniently located to access the Moremi Game Reserve on daytrips, whether you are travelling via self-drive (4x4 required) or choose to participate in a guided activity hosted by the lodge. 

Eagle Island Lodge has been operating for over 20 years and although the accommodation itself has changed to a much higher standard opposed to the olden days, the surrounding environment offers the same classical Okavango experience as before.

Meno A Kwena Tented Camp is set on the edge of a cliff overlooking the beautiful Boteti River which started flowing again in 2008 after a dry spell of approximately 15 years. 

Sandibe Okavango Safari Lodge was rebuilt in 2014 to an interesting new design to blend in with nature. The rounded structure is covered with thousands of little tiles made of yellow cedardwood which are laid out to mimic the overlapping scales of a Pangolin's body armour.