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duba plains camp
Duba Plains Camp is a luxury safari camp in the Okavango Delta, Botswana. The Camp offers exceptional wildlife and a truly immersive safari experience. Set in a remote and wildlife-rich area, Duba Plains Camp provides access to both land and water-based activities. Built on a private island, the camp is shaded by ancient ebony, fig, and mangosteen trees. It is surrounded by expansive floodplains that change with the seasons. This pristine wilderness is known for dramatic predator-prey encounters.
Duba Plains Camp in the Okavango Delta
The area is famous for battles between lions and buffalo. These were captured in the National Geographic documentary Relentless Enemies. Duba Plains Camp is ideal for travellers seeking thrilling wildlife and traditional safari luxury.
The accommodation consists of five spacious tented suites. Each suite is connected by sandy pathways and blends into the surrounding bush.
Wide, netted windows allow natural airflow. Wooden doors open onto a private veranda with sweeping floodplain views. Each en suite bathroom includes both indoor and outdoor showers.
At the heart of the camp is an elevated, multi-level deck. Guests can relax here and take in the views. The split-level lounge features local Okavango crafts. It also includes a small library, bar, and tea and coffee station.
Meals are served at a communal dining table. In the evening, guests gather around the boma firepit under the stars.
A plunge pool with sun loungers offers a cool space to unwind while watching wildlife.
Facilities at Duba Plains Camp
- Five luxury tented suites with private verandas
- En suite bathrooms with indoor and outdoor showers
- Elevated lounge, bar, and dining area with floodplain views
- Small library and tea and coffee station
- Firepit and boma area for evening gatherings
- Plunge pool with sundeck
Why Choose Duba Plains Camp
- Renowned for predator-prey interaction, especially lions and buffalo
- Remote location in a game-rich area of the Okavango Delta
- Luxury accommodation with classic safari charm
- Excellent birding and unique wildlife sightings
- Featured in award-winning wildlife documentaries
ACTIVITIES
Duba Plains Camp offers a diverse safari experience across land and water.
Game drives take place in open 4×4 vehicles each morning and afternoon.
They reveal some of Botswana’s most intense wildlife interactions.
The area is home to lions, leopards, elephants, tsessebe, lechwe, and warthogs.
Spotted hyenas and large herds of buffalo are also common.
Hyena dens are especially active, and aardwolf sightings are possible.
Guided bush walks offer a slower way to explore the Delta.
They reveal the smaller details of this unique ecosystem.
Mokoro excursions are available from May to September, depending on water levels.
These traditional canoe safaris offer a peaceful way to explore the waterways.
Motorised boating and catch-and-release fishing are also available.
These provide different perspectives of the Delta.
Birding at Duba Plains Camp is exceptional.
The mix of wetlands and woodland attracts a wide variety of species.
These include Hartlaub’s babbler, swamp nightjar, and swamp boubou.
Herons, lapwings, jacanas, and egrets are common during the wetter months.
The floodplains are especially productive for birdwatching.
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