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Stay · Okavango Delta

The rooms

Four Meru tents and two family tents, all with views towards the water.

A tented room with a woven carpet beneath the bed, bench and armchairs
A sunlit antique writing desk with books, camera, siphon bottle, palm fan and woven chair inside a tented room.
A woman relaxing in a white clawfoot bath beside the window of a tented room

Our room selection

A view from every tent

Our rooms boast exceptional views of the Okavango Delta, with a permanent water channel throughout the year. Decorated in the style of classic safari, each tent brings together the comforts of an en-suite room and a veranda open to the landscape.

01 · Four Meru tents

Standard rooms

Our Meru tents are beautifully appointed with the comforts you need for a stay in the Delta. Decorated in the style of the 1930s, they take you back to the golden years of safari, with a bedroom, an en-suite bathroom and a veranda overlooking the water.

Each standard tent has a private plunge pool. Wake to the view before an early game drive, then return for a quiet swim and time on your own deck between outings.

  • Four standard tents, accommodating up to two guests each
  • En-suite bathroom with shower
  • Private plunge pool
  • Veranda and views of the Delta’s permanent water

Use the diamond controls or swipe to view the standard-tent photographs.

02 · Family Room North & Family Room East

Family rooms

We offer two family rooms, each with a spacious main bedroom, a full bathroom with bath and shower, and an annex with two beds for children. Children of all ages are welcome at camp, giving families the opportunity to experience the Delta together.

The views across the water are part of every room. Family guests can also enjoy the camp’s main swimming pool; the private plunge pools described above belong to the standard Meru tents.

  • Two family units, each sleeping four
  • Main bedroom and annex with two children’s beds
  • Bathroom with bath and shower
  • Views across the Delta and access to the main camp pool

Photographs include Family Room North and Family Room East. Reservations will confirm your room allocation.

Before your stay

Room details

For room allocation, accessibility requirements or travelling with children, speak to reservations before confirming your stay.

Pool days at camp
Which tent should we choose?

Standard tents suit couples or solo travellers. The two family units each sleep four, with a main bedroom and annex for children. Our team will help you choose the arrangement that suits your group.

Which rooms have a private pool?

The four standard Meru tents have private plunge pools. The family tents have access to the separate main swimming pool at camp.

How do we get to camp?

Arrive through Maun and arrange a road or helicopter transfer with reservations. Routes and timings are confirmed for your travel dates.

Can we plan activities in advance?

Tell the team what interests you, including any riding experience and the ages of children. Activities depend on conditions, safety and guide arrangements.