Situated in the isolated northeastern part of the Okavango Delta, Camp Okuti is located in the Moremi Wildlife Reserve, Botswana. Camp Okuti is positioned under shade trees at the edge of the Xakanaxa lagoon. This ecosystem embraces shallow flood plains and papyrus lined waterways contrasting with dense riverine forest.
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.
| January 2025 - December 2025 | ||
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| Accommodation | Per Person Sharing | Single Rate |
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Camp Okuti is a small and private camp catering for a maximum of 18 guests, accommodated in insect-proofed thatched chalets with en-suite bathrooms and toilets complete in ceramic tiles. One of the best features is that Camp Okuti is child friendly.
Each chalet faces west and overlooks one of the Okavango Delta's most amazing lagoons with dazzling African sunsets. Camp Okuti staff and managers take every care to ensure that all your needs and requirements are met during your stay.
You can unwind by Camp Okuti's aromatic wood campfire after dinner, or enjoy liqueurs in the sunken lounge adjoining the charming, candle-lit dining room. Listen to the sounds of the night - the splatter of the Hippo, the roar of the Lion, and the cry of Hyena and Jackal.
Camp Okuti's experience in the Okavango extends back to 1956, and the management includes well-trained, licensed game guides with camp staff who understand their guests' needs - the service is second-to-none in the Okavango Delta.
At Camp Okuti, the friendly and efficient staff, who serve you sundowners and light snacks, always attends you.
Game drives in open safari vehicles where an abundance of large mammals can be found or powerboat excursions towards the upper delta, where, during breeding season, large concentrations of Heron and Stork may be seen at their nesting and procreation sites on this Botswana safari.
You may also choose to venture upstream on a motorboat safari towards the upper Delta where the Fish Eagle, with its sharp cry, is common and there is a good prospect of seeing and photographing its dramatic swoop to pluck its prey from the water. Hippo and Crocodile can regularly be seen from the motorboat.
