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Wild dog, cheetah, and bat-eared fox are recorded regularly. A sunken hide overlooks the marsh at eye level with drinking herds.\u003c\/p\u003e\u003cp\u003eGame drives depart without fixed schedules — guests can follow a hunt for hours or stop for a bush lunch beside grazing zebra. Night drives track hyena and jackal under spotlight. Guided walks cover smaller details missed from a vehicle. A helicopter flight crosses the depression from above. The camp runs on solar power. Three vehicles serve the camp; a private vehicle is available. Wireless internet, laundry, and minibar are included. Visitors to Mababe village meet elders and learn tracking methods used locally for generations.\u003c\/p\u003e","brand":"Wetu","offers":[{"title":"Default Title","offer_id":43760093462587,"sku":null,"price":0.0,"currency_code":"ZAR","in_stock":true}],"thumbnail_url":"\/\/cdn.shopify.com\/s\/files\/1\/0582\/6776\/2747\/files\/311556wildernessmokete202409resizejpg_c565f2fe-cb76-4ba7-b050-d4540de15549.webp?v=1783568648"},{"product_id":"wilderness-savuti-9964","title":"Wilderness Savuti","description":"\u003cp\u003eWilderness Savuti sits on the banks of the Savuti Channel inside the private Linyanti Wildlife Reserve in northern Botswana. The channel is unusual: its flow is controlled not by rainfall but by tectonic movement in the earth beneath it. When water runs through, elephant, buffalo, and lion come to drink; when the channel dries, the grassy plains fill with antelope and the predators follow. The camp watches both states from the same vantage point.\u003c\/p\u003e\u003cp\u003eSix canvas-and-thatch tents are raised on elevated wooden decks overlooking the channel. One is a family unit with two bedrooms, each with its own en-suite bathroom, a separate entrance, and a shared outdoor deck. The thatched dining area extends out over the channel bed on wooden decks, with a pool and a fire deck alongside.\u003c\/p\u003e\u003cp\u003eA log-pile hide in front of camp is useful when water levels are low — elephant regularly come close enough to block the view entirely. Game drives run morning and afternoon; night drives add lesser bushbabies, servals, aardwolf, and spring hares to the list. Guided nature walks operate seasonally, subject to a qualified walking guide being available. Boating is possible when water levels allow. 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Fourteen suites sit on raised teak decking along the water's edge in the northern Okavango Delta, divided into two camps of seven — Vumbura Plains North and Vumbura Plains South. Each suite includes a private plunge pool, an outdoor sala, indoor and outdoor showers, and a veranda. Two family units at the North camp hold four guests in two en-suite bedrooms connected by a shared lounge.\u003c\/p\u003e\u003cp\u003eThe camp sits within a 60,000-hectare private concession adjoining Moremi Game Reserve, leased from five villages through the Okavango Community Trust. Game drives depart twice daily in open four-wheel-drive vehicles across annually flooded grasslands and dry island woodland. Guides track African wild dog, lion, leopard, elephant, and sable antelope; the concession records reliable sightings of wild dog packs and large elephant herds crossing the plains seasonally. Guided walks follow animal paths through the bush; rangers lead on foot at dawn or late afternoon. Mokoro excursions and motorboat trips navigate permanent channels when water levels allow, passing hippo, crocodile, African fish eagle, and malachite kingfisher. Catch-and-release fishing targets tilapia and catfish year-round. Night drives use filtered spotlights to locate hyena, civet, and nocturnal antelope after dark.\u003c\/p\u003e\u003cp\u003eThe lounge, dining room, bar, and pool occupy a central raised platform connected by timber walkways. 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The reserve covers one hundred and twenty-six thousand hectares of unfenced land, part of a large transfrontier conservation area that spans several countries in southern Africa, and it carries some of the highest elephant concentrations on the continent — herds move through on corridors worn into the ground over centuries, several of which are now submerged beneath the lagoon.\u003c\/p\u003e\u003cp\u003eThe camp holds seven twin tented suites and one family unit. Each suite measures one hundred and forty-two square metres, raised off the ground to face the water, with an indoor lounge, indoor and outdoor showers, and a private plunge pool on the deck. The family unit takes four guests across two rooms, each with its own bathroom. The camp runs entirely on solar energy.\u003c\/p\u003e\u003cp\u003eGame drives go out twice daily in open four-by-four vehicles carrying four guests each. 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Night drives use spotlights to track leopard, hyena, and genet along the channel. Walking safaris with armed guides thread through the reserve on foot, pacing according to wind direction and animal proximity. The camp overlooks the lagoon from a grove of jackalberry trees in the reserve's northern sector, eight kilometres from the Namibian border. Eight tented suites—seven twins and one family unit sleeping four—sit on raised decks facing the water. Canvas, thatch, and timber frame each structure. The family suite has two separate rooms, en-suite facilities in both, and a private plunge pool. All suites have ceiling fans, mosquito nets, outdoor showers, minibars, safes, and verandas. An underground hide descends below the main deck to water level, where you watch elephants drink and bathe from behind glass—trunks and feet within a metre of the viewing panel. The Queen Silvia barge—a double-decker pontoon—carries sundowner cruises along the Linyanti River at dusk. 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The camp runs on a small scale — six tented units in total — reached by sand pathways and set well apart from one another.\u003c\/p\u003e\u003cp\u003eEach tent is elevated, with a front deck that faces the floodplain. Inside: twin or king bed under a mosquito net, overhead fan, bedside charging points, a desk with a drinks tray, an armchair, and a luggage rack. The ensuite bathroom behind the sleeping area has a double vanity, wardrobe space, and a safe. Beds come with pure cotton linen and dressing gowns.\u003c\/p\u003e\u003cp\u003eGame drives go out by day and after dark, covering the Khwai community concession. Guided bush walks work through the landscape at ground level — tracking spoor, reading bird calls, learning the flora. On the water, mokoro excursions use traditional dugout canoes poled through the channels, a quiet way to approach hippos and waterbirds. 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The camp runs entirely off-grid on gas and paraffin.\u003c\/p\u003e\u003cp\u003eThe camp holds eight guests across four en-suite Meru tents, each positioned to look out over the Limpopo. The sleeping tents are spacious, with comfortable beds and storage; the bathroom for each tent is open-air and built behind the tent, fitted with a bathtub. Meals are served in a thatched communal area, and the campfire outside handles dinner in the evenings. A raised deck overlooks the main channel.\u003c\/p\u003e\u003cp\u003eActivities run twice daily: game drives in modified vehicles, guided walks and big game tracking on foot, night drives, and cycling — electric bikes are available on request. The river frontage is good for birding. 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An enormous Leadwood tree grows through the centre of the main guest area — the architecture was built around it rather than past it. The lodge runs entirely off-grid via a solar farm with battery and inverter backup, and a water-treatment plant supplies both the lodge and staff village.\u003c\/p\u003e\u003cp\u003eGame drives go out twice daily in open vehicles. Night drives in the concession can be requested in place of, or in addition to, the afternoon drive. Day trips into Moremi Game Reserve can be arranged; night drives are not permitted inside Moremi. Mokoro excursions on the shallower channels and floodplains run subject to seasonal water levels. Birding is strong year-round — kingfishers of five species, African fish eagles, African jacanas, and the occasionally sighted Pel's fishing owl are all recorded here. 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The Bayei people of the region call this area the place of plenty, and the wildlife density reflects that: during summer, when prey species are raising young, predator concentrations are particularly high. Wild dog, cheetah, pangolin, and honey badger also move through the area, and the Delta supports over four hundred bird species.\u003c\/p\u003e\u003cp\u003eEach suite has a separate bedroom and lounge, en-suite bathroom, indoor and outdoor showers, a copper bathtub, and a private plunge pool and sala on a wrap-around deck. A family suite accommodates four, with a double and twin beds and its own pool. Game drives use open four-by-four vehicles with a maximum of four guests per vehicle, so every seat is a window seat. Bush brunches are served in the field after morning drives, using locally sourced ingredients. 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Each suite has a private viewing deck, king-size bed, mosquito netting, indoor and outdoor showers, and a stocked minibar. Elephant and hippo move along and through the river in front of the camp regularly.\u003c\/p\u003e\u003cp\u003eActivities run morning and evening. Outings go out in open four-wheel-drive vehicles, by daylight and after dark, when many animals grow most active. Guided walks take you into Moremi on foot. Canoe trips use traditional dugout mokoro, poled by local guides through the shallow waterways of the Khwai River — a practical way to move quietly through water-level birdlife. The area holds species including the African fish eagle and Pel's fishing owl.\u003c\/p\u003e\u003cp\u003eThe camp runs the Ngwana Club for children, named from the Setswana word for explorer. Activities include nature walks, cooking classes, traditional storytelling, and arts and crafts, adjusted by age and interest. 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Twelve chalets face the floodplains, each with a private veranda and double-aspect views of the river. The honeymoon room adds a lounge and a second veranda; the family room has a mezzanine deck above the master bedroom and a separate bath that opens on bi-fold doors to the outside.\u003c\/p\u003e\u003cp\u003eGame drives enter the park through Ngoma Gate and work the river road and woodland, where elephant, lion, leopard, and buffalo move through regularly. Because vehicles must leave the national park at sunset, night drives run after dinner on the river road directly in front of the lodge, where no fence separates the forest reserve from the park. Guided walks go out in the early morning through the forest reserve, covering the river frontage and open pans close to the lodge. When the floodwaters arrive on the western plains — usually April through December — mokoro trips depart from in front of the lodge and explore the shallow channels.\u003c\/p\u003e\u003cp\u003eA full-day excursion combines a game drive with a boat trip on the eastern river, and on stays of three nights or more, guests can visit the nearby village of Muchenje. 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As the waters recede, access opens to Hunda Island, the largest landmass in the Jao Reserve, where giraffe, zebra, wildebeest, tsessebe, and elephant concentrate alongside lion, leopard, and spotted hyena. Game drives run morning and afternoon in open four-wheel-drive vehicles; night drives go out with spotlights for porcupine, serval, aardwolf, and lesser bushbaby. 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