The iconic Jack's Camp has undergone a full rebuilt in 2021 and now boasts nine very large canvas tents (7 twin, 2 double, each 135 sq metres indoors and 135 sq metres outdoors). Each guest tent is equipped with en-suite bathrooms, indoor and outdoor showers, an overhead bed cooling system for hot days and a private plunge pool on the veranda. The style of the camp has remained the same, in keeping with the desert environment - a sort of Bedouin chic mixed with the colonial style of the 1940s. A collection of tasteful and also antique decoration artifacts complete the picture.

A really impressive swimming pool pavillon, the larger mess tent and the elegant Persian tea tent remain and invite guests to linger and indulge. In addition, a library with an interesting selection of books, antique pool table and a well-stocked drinks chest make your time in between safaris even more delightful and relaxing.

Electricity is available 24 hours both in the rooms and in the main area. There is no wifi in the rooms, only at the curio shop.

Jack's Camp is located on the edge of the vast and strikingly beautiful Makgadikgadi Pans. The salt pans are the relics of a prehistoric mega-lake that once covered half of Botswana. There is nothing but horizon as far as can be seen, providing an unaccustomed rest for the eyes.

Jack's Camp is situated in a private concession bordering the Makgadikgadi National Park. You may also like neighbouring sister camps San Camp and Camp Kalahari.

Duma Tau Camp - located in northern Botswana in the Linyanti area - features a modern, chic design in light and natural colours. The view of the large open expanse of water of the Osprey Lagoon is incredibly beautiful and unique in Botswana.

Wooden walkways lead to the eight beautiful and ultra spacious rooms (142m²), each with en-suite bathroom, indoor and outdoor shower, lounge and private veranda with plunge pool and views of hippos and elephants wading in the water. One of the rooms is a family room with two separate en-suite bedrooms connected by a shared lounge and a very large deck with its own splash pool.

The main area provides space for the restaurant, an airy lounge with bar and a large deck with fire pit. All of it facing the wildlife-rich Osprey Lagoon which is connected to the Linyanti via winding waterways. Flatboats and the barge are moored in front of the main building ready for excursions on the water. A long jetty leads out onto the water to a platform with a fire pit, a favourite amongst guests for having their evening drinks.

Little Duma Tau is Duma Tau‘s sister camp. The two camps are right next to each other and connected by elevated walkways. Osprey Retreat is built in between the two camps offering a spa, gym, curio shop, snack deli and a large swimming pool. This area is shared by both camps. Little Duma Tau Camp however has its own main building with pool and fire pit and, with only four rooms, is suitable for guests seeking a slightly more intimate experience.

Duma Tau is the perfect base from which to discover the Linyanti region. It lies north of the Okavango Delta overlooking the Osprey Lagoon and is located close to the confluence of the Linyanti and Kwando rivers, the Zibadianja Lagoon and the Savuti Channel. The camp is surrounded by mixed forest and is perfect for wildlife photography by morning or evening light.

Duma Tau Camp is only accessible by light aircraft. The camp is approx. 40 minutes drive from Chobe Airstrip. Flight time to Maun in a Cessna Caravan is 50 minutes, and 45 minutes to Kasane.

Duma Tau Camp is part of the private Linyanti Concession (1,200 km²). There are four camps in this concession: Duma Tau Camp, Little Duma Tau, Savuti Camp and Kings Pool Camp.

Inspired by one of the Okavango Delta’s most secretive inhabitants, the guest areas of Sandibe Safari Lodge rise out of the trees clad in a wooden skin of shingles and timber that mirrors the pangolin’s body armour of overlapping scales.

Sandibe has 12 suites, two of them connected to form a family suite. All are elevated to maximise the views over the permanent Santantadibe Channel and tall reed beds. Like the main area, these new suites are decorated in light wooden tones, and they are vast.

Each has an open-plan lounge area with air conditioning for hot summer days, and a free-standing fireplace for chilly evenings. There's a comfortable leather 'beanbag' sofa, a polished tree-stump for a coffee table, a well-stocked minibar, and a discreet hatch where staff outside can put your tray of morning tea/coffee ready for you to grab it from the comfort of your enormous king-size bed, covered by a walk-in mosquito net.

Large wooden sliding doors at the front of the bedroom can be opened up completely onto a private multi-level wooden deck. Here you'll find a rim-flow plunge pool, a sala area, an outdoor shower and a daybed.

Sandibe Safari Lodge is located on a private concession in the magnificent Okavango Delta. The Sandibe concession is bordering the Chitabe concession and the two camps are sharing the same airstrip.

Sandibe Safari Lodge is only accessible by light aircraft. The camp is situated approx. 30 minutes drive from Chitabe Airstrip. Flight time to Maun in a Cessna Caravan is 30 minutes, and 1 hour 30 minutes to Kasane.