Summary
Short description
The word, Nxabega, means ‘place of the giraffe’ and these elegant creatures are abundant to the surrounding region
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Recommended for:
Natural world | Off the beaten track | Safari | Wildlife
Location
Ideally positioned to explore the magnificence of the Okavango Delta, bordering the Moremi Game Reserve, Nxabega Camp boasts stunning views of the ever-changing delta. Nxabega Camp is accessed via a scheduled flight to Maun or Kasane, followed by a light aircraft flight into the Okavango Delta and a game drive from the airstrip to the camp.
Accommodation
The camp’s nine tented suites are situated on raised wooden platforms, maximising the views of the surrounding wilderness, and feature large fans, en suite showers and elegant teak floorboards. The breathtaking setting highlights the remoteness of the experience, yet blends it with rugged luxury.
Dining
Substantial breakfasts from fruit and cheese platters to a selection of hot dishes are offered after morning activities. Lunch is set in the shady guest areas, tucked in the riverine forest, while an array of mouth-watering dinner dishes are served under beautiful African skies.
Facilities
The camp is perfect for adventure enthusiasts and first time travellers to Botswana, with an number of opportunities to explore the Nxabega wilderness on day and night safaris, via bush walks and powerboat cruises. Additional facilities at the camp include a swimming pool with an expansive viewing deck, indoor and outdoor guest areas and a safari shop.
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The stunning landscapes and waterways of Botswana's Okavango Delta and Chobe National Park are home to some of Southern Africa's most iconic wildlife. This tour combines luxury lodge stays and included safari excursions in the Okavango Delta with a Chobe River cruise aboard the Zambezi Queen.
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