This is a small camp, and it really feels as though it isn’t imposing on the stunning environment surrounding it, which we love.
The main area consists of a cosy central deck which has plenty of seating options for relaxing and taking in the views; there is a semi-open dining area to one side and a lounge to the other. The lodge is full of character and fun details, such as the hanging seats made from half a traditional wooden mokoro, which are no longer in use in favour of tree-saving fibreglass models.
The tents themselves have everything that you need but aren’t over the top, and it is fair to say that they are on the more basic side of the tented camps that you will find in Botswana. However, we think they are just the perfect blend of comfort and adventure. Each Meru-style tent is raised off the ground on elevated wooden decks, giving you lovely views to appreciate from the private deck and accompanying directors’ chairs. Inside there are double or twin beds, a hanging rack, a lockable chest and various lamps. The outside bathroom is brilliant, especially the open-air shower giving you the chance to soak up the views, even from here.
