Duba Plains Camp

One of the monumental and most luxurious camps to be established along the Okavango is the Duba Plains Camp. This camp rests on about 33000 hectares of land in the private concession within the Northern parts of the Okavango Delta. It is beyond doubt that you must have come across this camp in one of the Nat Geo documentaries aired on national television.

At Duba Plains, you have the privilege to relax with a bottle of wine as the creative chefs orchestrate animated cooking, one of the exciting bits of this camp. Moreover, here you must come face to face with some of the most delicious cuisines and various delicacies.

The experience goes beyond the kitchen to creating a blissful interconnected environment with nature. The Duba Plain Camp provides a perfectly serene environment for you to unwind, replenish and get in touch with your senses.

Additionally, enjoy a paradise beyond any other, a twitchers paradise beyond any other. Every morning before sunrise, the dawn songs kick-off. Several types of birds exist within the premises, such as the woodland kingfisher and the mourning dove. Get to fill your scope of vision with various colour streaks from flashes of fluttering wings in the sky. There are over 200 bird species, including some of the elusive and rarest ones such as; The Lesser Jacana, rosy longclaw and Pel's fishing owl.

Some of the activities and fun activities to take part in during your visit must include the following;

Get to enjoy wildlife safaris

As seen earlier on, these plains take pride in being one of Botswana's out-of-this-world safari venues. A wildlife safari will leave you awed by the proximity to wildlife from elephants to lions and everything between buffalo and lechwe.

Moreover, at the Duba Plains, you get a chance to set your eyes on captivating Kalahari species such as Pangolins and Aardwolves. Also, remember that you may get the chance to take part in a photographic safari actively. Hence it would be best if you always had your camera to capture every moment and store it in your memory bank.

Join in on conservation efforts

About five years ago, the rhinos' poaching rates in South Africa skyrocketed past rooftops. Consequently, this led to the formation of Rhino Without Borders, which helps safeguard this endangered species. Fortunately, during your visit, you may opt to be a part of the society by donating funds that are channeled to safeguarding and protecting endangered rhinos.