Introduction
Camp Okavango is situated on remote Nxaragha Island in the heart of the
permanent Okavango Delta, assuring a year-round water wilderness experience.
Camp Okavango's unashamed luxury blends with the Africa of yore in the elegant thatch and
lethaka main lodge buildings. Meals are silver service at dining tables romantically lit
by candelabra. The dining-room leads onto an expansive open-air patio for evenings around
a blazing camp fire. Other lodge facilities include a cocktail bar, lounge, wildlife
reference library, a secluded bird-viewing hide, shaded hammocks, reading benches and a
delightful sun-deck and plunge pool for relaxation during the hot midday hours.
Camp Okavango accommodates only 22 guests in intimate exclusivity in East
African-style safari tents individually situated on raised teak platforms with en-suite
ablution facilities and private sun-decks. Each tent is exquisitely furnished with an
African teak wardrobe, luggage rack, dressing table, bedside pedestals and traditional
director's chairs. Colourful woven rugs, designer linen and matching interior blinds
complete your African hideaway.
Honeymooners are catered for and, for those who demand the ultimate in exclusivity, Camp
Okavango boasts the "Okavango Suite" offering complete privacy and the option of
private game-viewing activities.
No children under 12 years are accepted.
SAFARI ACTIVITIES
The Okavango Delta is
arguably the finest wilderness wetland in the world; renowned as a haven for rare species
such as the elusive sitatunga antelope and the Pel's fishing owl, the Delta is also a
bird-watchers paradise. Camp Okavango is the ideal base from which to discover the secrets
of this incredible wetland ecosystem. All game-viewing activities are conducted by
experienced resident naturalist guides and include exploring the Okavango by canoe and
river craft on wildlife and bird-watching expeditions. Guided nature walks on the islands
of the Delta afford an opportunity to track some of the larger species that inhabit this
water wilderness. Fishing for the fighting tiger-fish, pike and bream is excellent at most
times of the year.
| Camp Okavango,
Low Season Valid November 01, 2003-June 30, 2004 |
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| Double occupancy (per person) |
Single occupancy (per person) |
| $360 per person | No single surcharge during low season |
| Suite | |
| $500 | |
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| Camp Okavango,
High Season Valid July 1-October 31, 2004 |
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| Double occupancy (per person) |
Single occupancy (per person) |
| $420 per person | $560 per person |
| Suite | |
| $580 | $720 |
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