Qorokwe Camp

Enjoy both in-camp and out-of-camp dining experiences. In camp, there is a separate dining area with a wonderful, candlelit ambience. Or for a more intimate experience a private dining experience down by the pool is available, if requested. There is also the ‘champagne drop’, which happens mostly on a mokoro ride, when guests are surprised with a stopover to pop open a bottle of champagne hidden in the reeds. Boma nights are always popular, when staff dress in traditional outfits and sing and dance to local songs. There’s always a lot of fun and laughter on those occasions.

Guests will enjoy game drives on open 4×4 Land Cruisers to view the wealth of wildlife by day. The Qorokwe concession comprises various biomes, from scattered acacia woodland with herds of giraffe, zebra and various plains game to pristine floodplains, home to curious red lechwe and mud-encrusted buffalo bulls, whence the name Qorokwe is derived: “The place where the buffalo broke through the bush into the water.” Besides the local 15-member lion pride, elephants are a feature of this classic Okavango Delta setting.

Take a picnic and explore further afield on a full-day excursion to the spectacular and productive Gomoti Plains area, where wildlife abounds.

Explore the waters by boat or mokoro – your guide will reveal the secrets of living in the Delta while you look out for tiny frogs and malachite kingfishers. Note that, although the lagoon on which the camp is set is permanent water, the activities on water (mekoro and boat trips) are dependent on water levels of the Santantadibe river.

Step out into the wilderness and feel the thrill of being at one with nature.

Seasonal boating excursions allow you to explore the more distant waterways. Note that, although the lagoon on which the camp is set is permanent water, the activities on water are dependent on water levels of the Santantadibe river.

Enjoy the blend of luxury eco-chic within a beautiful Okavango Delta setting and warm hospitality.

Perfect spot to refresh on those warm summer days.

Scan the bushveld during your evening drive for nocturnal mammals such as civets, genets, bushbabies, owls, and leopard.