Botswana Safari Camps

Selinda Camp: crafted with great attention to detail. This Réserve-Collection luxury safari retreat is located in one of the world’s most untouched wilderness regions: the banks of Botswana’s Selinda Spillway where it meets the Linyanti River. The camp captures a sense of seclusion, embodying the true spirit of Africa.

Designed to blend harmoniously with its surroundings, Selinda Camp draws inspiration from five core elements: Earth, Wind, Water, Fire, and Metal. This thoughtful integration creates a space that feels effortlessly in tune with nature, achieving perfect balance and a seamless sense of place.

The Dhow Suite at Zarafa: This enchanting safari camp in Botswana is perfect for wildlife enthusiasts, offering incredible opportunities to spot leopards and painted dogs. Set against the stunning backdrop of the Selinda Reserve, the camp overlooks the sparkling Zibadianja Lagoon, providing breathtaking views from every vantage point. Designed to immerse you in the magic of the wilderness, the camp combines a classic under-canvas experience with expansive, open spaces that exude luxury and authenticity. Nestled beneath ancient Ebony trees, each private deck invites you to relax, unwind, and marvel at the steady procession of wildlife passing by.

Duba Plains Camp: A premier Réserve-Collection luxury safari destination, embodies the essence of a quintessential Botswana safari. Nestled in the heart of the Okavango Delta within the exclusive Duba Concession, it offers an unparalleled wilderness experience.

Spanning 33,000 private hectares, the Duba Concession features a breathtaking landscape of palm-studded islands, vast floodplains, and lush woodlands. This remarkable setting, chosen by Great Plains Conservation co-founders and renowned National Geographic filmmakers Dereck and Beverly Joubert, served as the backdrop for many of their acclaimed wildlife documentaries.

Sitatunga Private Island: Resting on a tranquil, secluded isle at the gateway to Botswana’s iconic Okavango Delta. This luxury safari camp exudes a "Robinson Crusoe meets desert island" charm. Its thoughtfully crafted design draws inspiration from the idea of 'salvage,' incorporating oversized basket-like structures as a tribute to the Bayei people and the rich fishing heritage of the Okavango region.