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Camp Moremi in Botswana

Camp Moremi

Camp Moremi is assured its status as Botswana's finest safari lodge with facilities including a curio shop, swimming pool, covered boma and elevated observation platform. It is situated on the Xakanaxa Lagoon within the Moremi Game Reserve which has the most diverse habitat and animal populations in Botswana.

Chobe Game Lodge in Botswana

Chobe Game Lodge

Guests can gaze in amazement at the profusion and diversity of the wildlife at Chobe Game Lodge. The Elephant population, estimated at 30 000 and the largest single concentration in Africa, survives within the confines of a proclaimed Chobe National Park. The lodge also has superb conference facilities.

Chobe Savanna Lodge in Bostwana

Chobe Savanna Lodge

If you want to experience one of the best vacations in Africa, visit the unique Chobe Savanna Lodge, a lodge ideal for the whole family. This lodge is situated in Namibia, and activities range from walking safaris, or boat excursions in small boats, ideal for encounters with wildlife along the Chobe River's edge.
Savute Safari Lodge in Botswana

Savute Safari Lodge

The unique design of the suites with their spacious interior and large glass sliding doors sets Savute Safari Lodge apart from typical safari accommodation. Facilities include a lounge, library and cocktail bar. Savute Safari Lodge has a large concentration of Lion and Hyena, as well as Leopard and Cheetah. There are also many antelope species such as Impala, Kudu, Burchells Zebra, Wildebeest, Giraffe and Steenbok.

Camp Okavango in Botswana

Camp Okavango

Camp Okavango, situated on remote Nxaragha Island in the heart the Okavango Delta caters for Honeymooners and for those that demand ultimate exclusivity, there is the 'Okavango Suite' and private game viewing activities may be included.

Xugana Island Lodge in Botswana

Xugana Island Lodge


Okavango Delta's Xugana Island is Africa's most unique wildlife and wilderness sanctuary. Stay in the Xugana Island Lodgehas raised huts so guests can enjoy the breathtaking beauty of the delta and its wildlife.


Leroo La Tau

Leroo La Tau

Leroo La Tau is a luxurious safari lodge located in the Makgadikadi Pans National Park. The luxurious glass and thatch chalets offers guests unsurpassed views over the grassy plains and dry Boteti Riverbed.

An African Experience in Botswana with Desert & Delta Safaris

While staying at these lodges, everything is geared around the best game viewing times, specific to each lodge. Days start very early, sometimes at sunrise and often finish late in the evening. This is to utilise the best times to view game - so often the middle part of the day is free for relaxation which is why all these lodges have swimming or plunge pools with sun decks. All lodges are also equipped with well stocked libraries and comfortable lounges to relax in. Smoking is not permitted in any of the safari vehicles, but is allowed in sections of the lodge.

All the lodges are small and exclusive, and some of them are located in private concession areas only accessed in private vehicles or aircraft. Most of these properties accommodate a maximum of between 16 and 24 people. The largest property, Chobe Game Lodge, is the only permanent lodge built within the Chobe National Park and has 50 rooms ( 1 family, 45 twins & 4 suites). It is a superb property for a management conference with a difference or an incentive group.

Despite the remote locations of the lodges, all the rooms (and in some cases tents), have the comforts one would expect from a modern hotel - en-suite bathrooms, walk in showers, flush toilets, and in some of the properties, air-conditioned rooms and where air-conditioning is not available, overhead fans. The aim is to make your stay as comfortable as possible so such amenities as tea/coffee making facilities in the rooms and hair dryers are provided for. Each lodge is very different and this website is able to offer a choice of tented or brick and thatch accommodation depending on your preference.

Most of the lodges rely on generator power and 12 volt batteries for lighting at night, but in some cases there are permanent power via underground cables. Whatever the case, the chances are that you won't even notice!

Travelling Between the Lodges

Part of the excitement of visiting Desert & Delta Safaris Lodges, is the getting around! A fully integrated private air charter service is offered, operated by a subsidiary company Safari Air, which operates single engined Cessna 206's, 207's, 210's and twin engined Britten Norman Islander aircraft. Some of the lodges have their own private airstrips.

However, if flying in a light aircraft is not your cup of tea, then make use of specially adapted four wheel drive vehicles for transfers to or between the lodges that can be accessed by land. For the water-based lodges in the Delta and the Chobe/Namibia areas, private powerboats are used for transfers. In fact Desert & Delta is the only safari company in Botswana to offer such a service for travel between lodges enabling for you to have a truly unique experience.

The vehicles at the lodges are either open Toyota Landcruisers carrying a maximum of 7 people or Land Rover game-viewing vehicles carrying a maximum of 9 people. All Landcruisers have individual buckets seats while the Land Rovers have bench seats. Each vehicle has a removable canvas roof enabling for shade and ample storage space for cameras, binoculars etc. The Landrovers at Chobe Game Lodge are even equipped with 12V power points for your cam recorders.