Camp Moremi is a classic safari lodge nestled beneath ebony and teak in the Xakanaxa area of Moremi Game Reserve, overlooking the Xakanaxa Lagoon. It accommodates 24 guests in 12 raised safari-style tents, including a family tent. Guests enjoy game drives, boating on the delta, excellent lion, leopard, elephant, buffalo and antelope sightings, and relaxed boma-style dinners under the stars.

Camp Moremi is a classic safari lodge nestled beneath ebony and teak in the Xakanaxa area of Moremi Game Reserve, overlooking the Xakanaxa Lagoon. It accommodates 24 guests in 12 raised safari-style tents, including a family tent. Guests enjoy game drives, boating on the delta, excellent lion, leopard, elephant, buffalo and antelope sightings, and relaxed boma-style dinners under the stars.

Sanctuary Chobe Chilwero is a luxurious hillside retreat overlooking the Chobe River on the edge of Chobe National Park. With just 14–15 individually styled thatch‑roofed suites—three family units and a pool suite—it offers panoramic floodplain views, gourmet dining, the only full-service spa in Botswana, and shared game drives, river cruises, fishing, and community tours included.

Chobe Game Lodge is the only permanent lodge located inside Chobe National Park, set on the banks of the Chobe River. It offers 44 river-facing rooms and four suites, some with private plunge pools. Guests enjoy electric vehicle and boat safaris, daily activities, a pool, spa, curio shop, and an all-female guiding team.

Chobe River Lodge is a small, newly renovated 4-star guesthouse in Kasane, located on the banks of the Chobe River. The lodge offers 12 luxury rooms including six river‑view suites, five courtyard suites, and one family room. Guests enjoy garden surroundings, a riverside rim‑flow pool, communal meals, and flexible activities such as guided game drives, boat cruises, fishing, and transfers to Victoria Falls.

Chobe Under Canvas is a mobile, semi-permanent safari camp nestled in the Chobe Riverfront area of Chobe National Park, offering just five spacious Meru-style tents with en‑suite bathrooms, flush toilets and hot bucket showers. Meals are served around an open fire in a communal mess tent, and activities include daily game drives and, for stays of two nights or more, photographic river cruises.

Duma Tau Camp lies on the western boundary of Chobe National Park in Botswana, under mangosteen trees overlooking a hippo‑filled lagoon within the private Linyanti Wildlife Reserve. The camp features eight large thatched tents and one family tent, all with plunge pools and en‑suite facilities. Activities include day and night game drives, walking and boat safaris, fishing, hides and riverfront wildlife viewing.

Kings Pool Camp sits along the western edge of Chobe National Park in Botswana, overlooking the Linyanti River and the oxbow-shaped Kings Pool Lagoon. The camp has seven luxurious thatched tents and one two-bedroom suite (with plunge pool), all raised on platforms with private river views. Wildlife viewing is exceptional—elephants, sable, buffalo, lion, leopard, wild dog and abundant birdlife. Game drives, walking safaris in summer, and two wildlife hides (including an underground hide for intimate riverfront viewing) complete the experience.

Kwando Lagoon is located in the remote far north of Botswana on the Kwando River, within a private concession in the Kwando‑Linyanti region. The camp accommodates up to 18 guests in nine luxury safari‑style tents (including a two‑bedroom family tent), each with water views and open‑air showers. Wildlife includes frequent sightings of lions, leopards, cheetahs, wild dogs, elephants, hippos and otters. Activities include guided game drives, river‑cruising on a silent double‑deck barge through oxbows, fishing (tigerfish, bream, catfish, pike), and optional game walks.

Kwando Lebala Camp is nestled in Botswana’s remote Kwando Private Reserve, within the expansive Kwando‑Linyanti area. The camp offers eight luxurious tented suites and a two‑bedroom family suite on raised platforms overlooking open floodplains and water channels. Guided activities include off‑road game drives, including night drives, walking safaris, and helicopter options — with wild dog, leopard, cheetah and lion sightings frequently reported.

Linyanti Bush Camp is an intimate 12‑bed tented camp set along the banks of the Linyanti Marsh in a private reserve bordering the western edge of Chobe National Park. Each large Meru‑style tent features en‑suite facilities, hot running showers and flush toilets. Shared lounge, bar and dining areas, plus a pool, overlook the tranquil marsh. Activities include mokoro excursions, day and night drives, walking safaris and scenic helicopter flights (for stays of three nights or more)

Mowana Safari Lodge is set on the banks of the Chobe River in Kasane, just 8 km from Chobe National Park. Built around an ancient baobab tree, the large hotel-style lodge offers 107 luxury river-facing rooms and four suites, all en suite. The property includes a pool, curio shop, conference facilities, several dining venues and a golf course. Activities range from birding and boat safaris to fishing, game drives and Victoria Falls day trips.

Muchenje Safari Lodge is perched on an escarpment of the Chobe River, offering exceptional views across the floodplains. The lodge features eleven newly refurbished thatched safari bungalows, including one family unit, each with private verandas, en‑suite bathrooms, showers, fans, safes and river views. Guests can enjoy game drives, boat excursions, bush walks, night drives and a visit to a local village.

Savute Elephant Camp (also Lodge) is set beside the dry Savute Channel in Chobe National Park, known for its vast elephant herds and predators. The camp features 12 luxury thatch-roofed tents on raised wooden decks with private viewing lounges, air conditioning, indoor and outdoor showers, and panoramic waterhole vistas. Common areas include a heated pool, bar, lounge, library, boma dining, and a wildlife hide. Activities include game drives and sunset waterhole viewing from camp.

Savute Safari Lodge lies on the banks of the Savute Channel in Chobe National Park, offering a serene wilderness experience in a region famed for large elephant herds and lion prides. The intimate lodge accommodates just 24 guests across 11 chalets and one family suite. Each elevated room features neutral tones, private decks, combined living space, en‑suite facilities, and a new outdoor shower. Shared amenities include an upper and lower lounge bar, library, dining deck, fireplace, and a pool overlooking the channel. Guests enjoy open‑vehicle game drives and optional visits to nearby San rock art.

Savute Under Canvas is a luxury mobile camp in the Savute region of Chobe National Park, near the famed Savute Marsh where lions hunt elephants. The camp consists of five Meru‑style safari tents with private butler service, en‑suite bathrooms (bucket‑showers on request) and double beds. Daily activities focus on open‑vehicle game drives, including lion, wild dog, leopard and elephant encounters, plus a unique experience dining under the stars around the campfire.

Savuti Camp is tucked along the Savuti Channel in remote western Chobe National Park, offering private access to shifting wildlife patterns shaped by seasonal flows. The camp has six en‑suite safari tents—each on raised decks facing the channel, with mesh-fronted walls for in‑tent viewing. Community areas include a lounge, dining deck, bar, shaded pool, and a hide overlooking a waterhole. Daily activities feature game drives (day and night), guided walks, and wildlife viewing from hides.

Selinda Camp is a small luxury tented safari camp set on a shady island overlooking the Selinda Spillway in Botswana. With only three spacious tented suites featuring private verandas and egg‑shaped stone baths, it offers unrivalled floodplain views. Wildlife-rich activities include day, afternoon and night game drives, boat cruises, fishing and guided walks, all within a private reserve.

Zarafa Camp is an intimate four‑tent luxury safari camp on a shady island overlooking the floodplains of the Zibadianja Lagoon in the private Selinda Reserve. Each canvas tent includes an en suite bathroom with copper bath, indoor and outdoor showers, guest lounge, and recycled‑hardwood furnishings. Game drives (day, afternoon, night), nature walks, waterhole hide viewing and boat excursions are available.