Maxa Camp offers a well-rounded and authentic Delta experience that celebrates both the landscape and its people. Situated within the private NG12 conservancy, Maxa provides exclusive access to a region rich in wildlife and cultural heritage.

Year-round land-based activities form the heart of the Maxa safari. Daily game drives—both day and night—explore a mosaic of habitats where guests may encounter elephants, lions, leopards, wild dogs, giraffes and more. Guided walking safaris provide a slower-paced opportunity to examine animal tracks, observe birds and learn about the intricate ecology of the Delta.

During the high-water season, guests can enjoy mokoro excursions along the quiet, reed-lined channels of the Maxa Lagoon and its surrounding waterways. These peaceful, guided journeys offer a chance to see aquatic species like red lechwe, sitatunga, and a dazzling variety of birdlife from a uniquely serene perspective.

Catch-and-release fishing is available on a seasonal basis when water levels are high, offering anglers the chance to try their hand at landing species such as tilapia and African pike.

What sets Maxa apart is its integration with the local community. Cultural activities—such as guided visits to nearby villages—offer guests a respectful and engaging look at the traditions, livelihoods and stories of the people who call this region home. These experiences, paired with classic Delta wildlife encounters, create a safari that is both meaningful and memorable.