Camp Khwai in the Okavango is located along the permanent Khwai River, offering uninterrupted views toward the Moremi Game Reserve. The location is positioned within one of the most wildlife rich regions of the Okavango Delta, placing guests at the centre of a constantly changing natural environment.

The setting is defined by tranquil waterways, open floodplains, and riverine forests that attract a wide variety of wildlife throughout the year. Birdlife is especially prolific, with species frequently visible from the camp area. The overall atmosphere encourages quiet observation, deep relaxation, and a strong sense of connection to the surrounding wilderness.

Activities

Activities at Camp Khwai are designed to showcase the diversity of the Okavango Delta. Game drives explore the surrounding concession and nearby wildlife corridors, offering opportunities to encounter large mammals, predators, and plains game. Mokoro excursions provide a slower, more immersive way to experience the waterways, gliding silently through channels lined with reeds and water lilies.

Guided bush walks allow closer interaction with the landscape, focusing on tracks, plants, and smaller details often missed from a vehicle. Cultural interactions offer insight into local traditions and ways of life, adding depth to the overall experience. Birdwatching, stargazing, and scenic helicopter flights further enhance the range of activities, while the pool area offers a peaceful space to unwind between outings.

The Lodge

The accommodation consists of seven newly built rooms designed to provide comfort while remaining closely connected to the natural surroundings. Each room features a king size bed, hot shower, ceiling fan, and mosquito net, ensuring restful nights in a remote setting.

Private balconies extend the living space outdoors, allowing guests to sit quietly and observe wildlife activity along the river and surrounding plains. The design prioritises privacy, simplicity, and harmony with the environment, creating an intimate and relaxed atmosphere throughout the property.

Bee Eater

The area surrounding Camp Khwai supports a rich variety of bird species, including colourful bee eaters and many other water and woodland birds that thrive along the river system. Seasonal changes bring shifting species and behaviours, making birdlife a constant point of interest.