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An intimate and remote tented camp, Nxabega Okavango Safari Camp is positioned in the western Okavango Delta in a 7 000 ha private concession. Adjacent to the Moremi Game Reserve, Nxabega sits in an area of wetlands, deep channels, wooded islands and grassy floodplains - making a diverse environment to see classic African wildlife such lion, leopard, elephant and buffalo.

Spend your time at Nxabega on morning, afternoon and evening game drives or fascinating guided bush walks. To experience the Okavango Delta's tranquil waters first-hand however, you'll be heading out on a tranquil mokoro trip with a skilled guide - sit back and let the natural world unfold.

highlights

  • Situated deep in the Okavango Delta in a private concession
  • The tented suites are private and exclusive with great views
  • Excellent game viewing & night drives
  • Go on mokoro or motorboat excursions
  • Breakfast in bed & surprise picnics
  • Bird watchers' paradise with over 450 species

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Facilities

Besides the game viewing and bush walking activities on offer, you can also go fishing in the Okavango Delta from the comfort of a motor boat, or just take a sunset cruise to a suitable viewing spot.

For facilities closer to camp, browse the safari shop for a momento to take home or simply unwind beside the camp's swimming pool.

General Facilities

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    Wi-fi available
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    Swimming Pool
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    Laundry service
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    Internet facilities

Dining

The camp allows flexibility in terms of dining to suit your personal needs. Have an ambient candlelit Pan-African dinner beneath the stars while being serenaded by the sounds of the Delta or dine in the camp's cosy dining area.

The staff at Nxabega Okavango Safari Camp are willing to make your stay memorable with breakfast in bed if you choose or even a surprise bush picnic for lunch.

Standard Tent

Nxabega's accommodation can accommodate 18 guests in nine East African-style safari tents, positioned on raised teak platforms. The tents each have en suite bathroom facilities and are luxuriously furnished. Enjoy watching the Okavango Delta's sunset - not to mention its animals - from the privacy of your own deck.

Standard Tent AMENITIES

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    Ceiling fan
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    En-suite shower only
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    Hairdryer
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    Outside area
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    Safe

Activities

  • Birding
  • Boat excursions
  • Fishing
  • Game drives
  • Guided walks
  • River cruises
  • Specialist guides
  • Walking safaris
  • Mokoro trails
  • Night drives
 
  • dates rates from board basis
  • 01 Apr 2013 - 31 May 2013 $775 Fully Inclusive
  • 01 Jun 2013 - 31 Oct 2013 $1145 Fully Inclusive
  • 01 Nov 2013 - 31 Dec 2013 $775 Fully Inclusive

All rates are quoted per person sharing per night unless otherwise stipulated

Please note, additional room types are also available. Request a quote for rate detail

Pricing is meant as a guide only.

Go2Africa contracts rates that are significantly below accommodation general public rack rates. Due to contract confidentiality we are often not able to publish our best rate.

Contact us – via Request a Quote – for an accurate, market best rate.

All prices are subject to availability, change or increase without notice and seasonality.

Single supplements are often applicable. Options and rates vary from supplier to supplier.

Traveller Reviews

  • We loved every bit of our stay. Our guides were outstanding, we loved the canoe trip, sunset drinks on the shore, the safari drives and the knowledge of our guide and spotter, the boat trip, morning and afternoon teas in the wild, the attention of our own butler, the food, the rooms, the personal attention of the young managers and the way every need was accommodated and met with minimum fuss. The wildlife was not profuse but we saw a leopard, elephants, a lion, zebras, buffalo, antelope, wildebeest, giraffes, hyenas, hippos and colorful birds. Overall every minute of our stay was wonderful and the flight to Maun via another lodge was panoramic and overall Nxabega very best way to finish up an incredible 18 days.

    Kay Jones, July 2012

  • The accommodation was fantastic, food great, people friendly.

    Sue Jones, May 2012

  • The Nxabega camp was very luxurious, in fact I would not call it a camp as it was as good as a five star hotel. Again, the food, service and general amenities were top of the range. In all three of these, the guides were first class and went to considerable trouble to find animals and to provide all our needs and requests. Indeed, I found that all staff in the three locations were extremely friendly and helpful and made us feel "at home". I did like the complete upfront payment covering all food, alcahol and clothes washing, it really made us feel cared for.

    John Cooper, April 2012

  • We had a fabulous time and it was an amazing experience for my mother in law for her first safari. Both the lodges were lovely and made us feel so welcome with a nice touch from the Savuti Safari Lodge giving us a bottle of bubbly for our anniversary and the food expecially at Nxabega was absolutely delicious.

    Guy Kent, October 2011

  • All the camps were fabulous - a different experience in each one. Nxgabega was lovely as well - again the all the members of staff were charming and helpful .

    Elizabeth Watkins, September 2010

  • Nxabega was especially good- with the mokora ride, motor boat ride, and the armed walk. Loved it all.

    lynne jones, September 2010

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Monique Roden

Monique Roden

Africa Safari Expert

"The operations here run like 'clock-work' and in-camp guests are treated to wonderful tented accommodation, delicious food, great staff and best of all - an abundance of game!"

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The accommodation was fantastic, food great, people friendly.

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