Kwara Camp offers a wide range of land and water-based activities throughout the year. Guests can enjoy traditional mokoro excursions, drifting silently through the Delta’s crystal-clear channels and papyrus-fringed lagoons. These water safaris provide intimate encounters with aquatic wildlife and birds, particularly in the early mornings. Guided bush walks are also available, offering a chance to examine animal tracks, plants and the smaller details of this complex ecosystem.

Game drives take place in the early mornings, late afternoons and after dark. Kwara’s private concession status means off-road driving is permitted, enhancing the quality of predator sightings. The area supports a wide range of species, including lion, leopard, cheetah, wild dog, elephant, hippo, lechwe, sitatunga, sable, roan, buffalo, and numerous antelope species.

Guests also have the unique opportunity to visit the famous Godikwe Lagoon, best known for its seasonal heronry. Between September and March, the trees are filled with thousands of nesting herons, storks, spoonbills and other waterbirds. The camp’s custom-built double-decker boat provides elevated views and outstanding photography opportunities without disturbing the birds. Fishing is also offered on a catch-and-release basis during appropriate water levels.