Cha Cha Metsi · On land and on water
The campexperience.
Game drives, waterways and life under canvas.
Look a little closer
There is more than oneway into the wild.
Follow the floodplain by vehicle, take to the waterways in a mokoro, or enjoy the view from camp. Each perspective reveals something different. Your guides will shape the day around conditions, interests and the possibilities of the landscape.
Encounters around the camp.
01 · Across the floodplain
Game drives
Explore the varied habitats around camp with guides who know this landscape. Open plains, woodland and wetland offer different encounters, from birdlife to larger mammals.
The interest is in the whole landscape, not only the larger sightings. Stop, listen and let your guide show you what you might otherwise pass by.
From the camp’s wildlife collection. Every outing is different; sightings are never guaranteed.
Plan your safari
The Delta at water level.
02 · Along the waterways
Mokoro
Move quietly through lilies and reed-lined channels with experienced local polers. It is an intimate view of the Delta, close to the water and at a pace that leaves room to notice the smaller details.
A different rhythm, and a different way to understand the place. The camp team will advise on conditions and arrangements during your stay.
Water-level perspectives from the camp’s activities gallery.
Ask about water activities
A different pace through the landscape.
03 · For experienced riders
Horseback safari
For confident, experienced riders, a horseback safari offers another relationship with the landscape.
Let reservations know your riding background so suitability, availability and additional costs can be confirmed before your stay.
Photographs from the camp’s riding collection. Riding requirements are confirmed individually.
Enquire about riding
At home on the water’s edge.
Between the adventures
A day withouttoo much hurry.
Early light, coffee in the bush, an unhurried brunch and an afternoon back at camp. Later, there is high tea, an evening drive and conversation around the boma.
Exact timings change with the season and the day’s plans. There is room to talk to the team about the pace that suits you.
A letter from camp
The Delta from above
Scenic helicopter flightsand transfers.
See the waterways and floodplains from another perspective on a scenic helicopter flight. From above, the channels, islands and open grassland reveal a different view of the landscape you explore from camp.
A helicopter transfer can also form part of your arrival through Maun. Contact reservations to discuss a scenic flight or transfer, availability and the cost for your travel dates. Flights are arranged separately and remain subject to weather and operational conditions.
The pool lounge and main pool
Life at camp
Pool daysand sundowners.
After a morning in the Delta, return for a swim, a book and time to watch the light change. The pool and deck offer a quieter rhythm, with the wetland close by. Stay a little longer for sundowners and conversation before dinner.
The main pool welcomes guests from both the Meru and family tents and is separate from the standard tents’ private plunge pools. Speak to the team about special sundowner or celebration arrangements.