- Private 33,000-hectare concession of islands and floodplains with frequent lion, buffalo, and plains game sightings.
- Distance: ≈0–5 km
- Mode: 4x4 game drive from camp; ~5–20 min into key viewing areas
- Best time: Early morning and late afternoon, year-round
- Tip: Plan at least one extended drive to follow predator and buffalo movements.
- Surrounding waterways and grasslands offer classic Delta scenery with elephants, hippos, and rich birdlife.
- Distance: ≈0–10 km
- Mode: Boat or mokoro from camp (water levels permitting); ~10–45 min including transfers
- Best time: Jun–Oct for higher waters; sunrise and late afternoon for softer light
- Tip: Check seasonal water levels in advance, as activities are conditions permitting.
- Low-altitude flights reveal the mosaic of islands, lagoons, and wildlife from above.
- Distance: ≈2–5 km to nearby airstrip/helipad
- Mode: Helicopter; typical flights ~30–45 min
- Best time: Early morning or late afternoon for visibility and cooler conditions
- Tip: Pre-book and allow flexibility; flights are weather and aircraft availability dependent.
- Major island in central Okavango known for dense wildlife and varied habitats.
- Distance: ≈70–75 km
- Mode: Light aircraft transfer plus 4x4 game drive; ~1.5–3 hours total, routing dependent
- Best time: Jun–Oct dry season for concentrated game along channels
- Tip: Usually visited as a separate stay; plan through your operator rather than as a day trip.
- Protected area on the eastern Delta with woodlands, floodplains, and consistent big-game viewing.
- Distance: ≈75–80 km
- Mode: Light aircraft plus 4x4 transfer via connecting camps; ~1.5–3 hours
- Best time: Jun–Oct for drier conditions and easier wildlife viewing
- Tip: Add 2–3 nights here as a complementary stop to Duba Plains rather than a rushed visit.
General Tip: Movement between camps in the Okavango Delta is typically by light aircraft and boat; coordinate all transfers through your lodge or operator and confirm seasonal water levels and baggage limits in advance.