Baines’ Camp offers a diverse safari programme that allows guests to explore the Okavango Delta from every angle. Morning and evening game drives are the cornerstone of each day, with experienced guides tracking predators and large game through the varied terrain of woodland, savannah, and wetland. Night drives offer a rare opportunity to observe nocturnal creatures such as porcupines, bush babies, genets, and owls.

During the flood season, guests can explore the watery wilderness by mokoro—a traditional dugout canoe polled by an expert guide—or aboard shaded motorboats that skim across the waterways. These excursions reveal a quieter, more intimate side of the Delta and offer outstanding birding, with sightings of herons, jacanas, kingfishers, and the elusive Pel’s fishing owl.

Walking safaris are a speciality at Baines’ Camp. Led by armed professional guides, these bush walks offer a closer look at the complex ecology of the region. From tracking animal spoor to identifying medicinal plants and learning about termite mounds, the walks reveal the intricate details of the Delta’s ecosystem that are often missed from a vehicle.

Whether gliding across a mirror-like channel, walking through golden grasslands, or sleeping beneath a canopy of stars, Baines’ Camp offers a deeply personal and richly textured experience of the Okavango.