Welcome To Nguma Island Camp
Nguma Island Lodge offers peace and tranquility with a spectacular and exclusive view over one of the largest lagoons in the north west of the Okavango Delta.
Accommodation Prices at Nguma Island Camp
Discounts may be available for children sharing with adults, please specify the ages and number of children when making your booking or requesting a quote.
Nguma Island Camp Prices 2025 and 2026
| January 2025 - December 2025 | ||
|---|---|---|
| Accommodation | Per Person Sharing | Single Rate |
| Meru Tents | Please Enquire | Please Enquire |
Accommodation at Nguma Island Camp
Set amongst large indigenous trees the Lodge offers accommodation in eight stilted luxury meru en-suite tents. Meals include full English breakfast, hot or cold lunch and three course dinner.
Nguma Island Camp Features
The lodge is situated on the banks of the beautiful lagoon bordered by palm trees, papyrus and reed beds. A 50 minute boat drive brings you to the main Okavango River in the panhandle where tiger fish abound and the many inlets offer good bream fishing. Nguma Island Lodge offers a very relaxed family atmosphere and a fishing, mokoro and bird watchers paradise.
What To Do at Nguma Island Camp
Fishing
Excellent tiger fishing except for July and August. Bream, pike and barbel throughout the year. The barbel run starts anytime from mid-September and can continue throughout November. Spin fishing tackle is available for hire and a full stock of lures and spinners are on sale.
Bird Watching
Nguma Island Lodge is a bird watcher's paradise covering not only all water species viewed from the boat or mokoro but a full complement of dry land and floodplain species viewed during island and flood plain walks. Find the elusive Pel’s fishing owl on the numerous islands.
Or during the barbel run take a 50 minute boat ride to the main Okavango River through meandering channels literally lined with fish eagle, goliath heron, darters and egrets feeding, forming your own special guard of honour.
Mokoro Excursions
No Okavango experience is complete without a mokoro ride. Get lost in the Delta being poled on a mokoro (dugout) through papyrus and reed beds to lily covered lagoons and islands, viewing elephant, lechwe, warthog, sitatunga and other plains game in the open, not to mention the birdlife.
Boating
Enjoy a 50 minute boat ride to the main Okavango where tiger and barbel
abound or outwit that nembwe by dropping a fly or spinner close to that
grassy edge.
Turn off to an inlet or hidden lagoon for other bream species and african
pike.
Large boats are provided for fishing and fly fishing with guides/drivers indigenous to the area with an unbeatable knowledge of the fauna and flora as well as directing you to the perfect fishing spot or positioning that boat for that perfect fly cast.
Nguma Island Camp Activities and Things to Do
- Fishing
- Bird Watching
- Mokoro Excursions
- Boating
