DUBA PLAINS CAMP

Okavango Delta | Botswana

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HIGHLIGHTS

WHAT WE LOVE

Enjoying a new find from the wine cellar

An atmosphere that takes the best of a 1920’s safari

Chance to spot rarer species like pangolin and aardwolf

WHEN TO VISIT

CONSERVATION & COMMUNITY

Pack for a Purpose
Donations go to conservation education programmes and women’s craft groups in Seronga and Gudigwa

Great Plains Foundation
Looking after over a million acres of land across Africa on an eco-tourism model that benefits local communities

Carbon offset programme
Sponsor tree planting or solar lanterns for needy communities to help mitigate the effects of long-haul flights

Green operations
The camp runs off solar power and biogas processing, which converts vegetable waste into cooking gas for the kitchen

OVERVIEW

Escaping to a private island is possible at Duba Plains Camp. Built on a small outcrop in the northern Okavango Delta, this wildlife paradise of ilala palms, wide floodplains and productive woodland is a safari lover’s dream. Built to evoke the 1920s (but with modern necessities like Wi-Fi and electricity in place), Duba Plains is all in the details, like reclaimed railway sleepers used for decking.

The wine cellar yields perfect choices to enjoy with meals taken alfresco next to your private plunge pool, which has panoramic vistas over the floodplain. In addition to game drives, you can enjoy scenic helicopter flips, boating and cultural excursions to understand how villagers live with elephants while children can connect with the Young Explorers programme.