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Moremi Game Reserve, Botswana

Duba Plains

Duba Plains is a remote and wild camp for intense safari goers. The camp is more rustic than many in the delta but is very well run and charges a premium for the front row seats to the famed lion and buffalo interactions. 'Interaction' is a mild word for the shocking hunting that can be witnessed.  — Mango's view

Duba Plains is one of the Okavango Delta's most remote camps and is located in the furthermost reaches of the Okavango Delta in a very private reserve of 30,000 hectares. The camp is built on an island shaded by large ebony, fig and garcinia trees and surrounded by expansive plains which are seasonally flooded - usually from about May to early October each year, depending on the rains in central Africa. Since Duba has access to large islands, floodplains and marshes, the camp offers a diversity of experiences. Duba's real treat is its exclusivity and it is particularly suited for those who want to be far away

Duba Plains is small and intimate, accommodating only 12 people in an exclusive area of about 35,000 hectares. Guests receive a highly personalized experience. Each of the 6 large tented rooms has an ensuite bathroom with shower and flush toilet facilities as well as a veranda overlooking the floodplain. The dining room and pub are raised on decking under large riverine trees. There is a small communal pool as well.

This pristine area is home to lion, leopard, lechwe, elephant and huge herds of buffalo, as well as a large variety of Okavango Delta bird life. Wattled Cranes and Slaty Egrets are some of the Okavango specials found in the area.

Includes: All meals, drinks, laundry & safari activities