Kwara and Splash Camps, August 2025
Lion activity was consistent throughout the concession. Multiple prides were observed in the region, with guides noting the territorial dynamics,...
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Kwara
Kwara Private Concession
The Complete Delta Experience
Big on activities and big game, see and do it all at Kwara in every season.
This superbly placed stay is chic and serene (minimum age of 18) with mokoro and boating all year. Minimum stay of 3 nights.
Kwara Highlights
- See the large predators, like lion, leopard, cheetah, spotted hyena and African wild dogs (sometimes all at once!)
- Be one of just four guests per activity
- Cruise through the Okavango Delta all year around on scenic boat safaris
- Glide gracefully across the lagoon in front of camp on a mokoro
- Visit the bustling Godikwe heronry during the breeding season
The Kwara Story
If you like your safaris immersive, exclusive, and diverse, then this is the place for you.
Kwara is all about variety — game drives that can go into the thick of things contrasted by serene mokoro trips and motorboat cruises along papyrus-lined channels in the Okavango Delta. Night drives? Absolutely. Because why stop when the stars come out? The predators don’t.
Kwara Camp is one of the oldest – and most beloved – camps in the Delta. It became famous in guiding and hunting circles for its incredible game density and developed a cult following among safari-goers in the know with a preference for an authentic safari experience.
When a camp is designed well, you notice immediately. But when a camp is designed exceptionally, it blends into its surrounds seamlessly, invisibly enhancing your experience. The latest iteration of the reborn Kwara ramps up the luxury with bigger tents, enhanced food and premium drinks, whilst remaining true to its origins as the real-deal safari stay.
Activities
Kwara Camp is strategically situated at the heart of the Okavango Delta, nestled on a forested island within the game-rich Kwara Private Concession.
Sharing permanent waterways with the Moremi Game Reserve, this renowned private concession is home to vast herds of plains game – and the predators that stalk them.
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Mokoro on the Delta -
Off-road Tracking -
Game Drives -
Night Drives -
Boating Safaris -
Fishing -
Nature Walks -
Helicopter Safari -
Godikwe Heronry
The Camp
Encircling a beautiful lagoon beloved by red lechwe, grunting hippos and passing elephants, the heart of this unfenced camp is the fireplace in the sand, around which early morning breakfast and evening drinks are served.
Facilities
- Spacious open-sided dining, lounge (with small reference library) and bar areas below canvas roofing and firepit area in the sand
- Two swimming pool areas for enhanced privacy, each has a bathroom, coffee station and stocked bar
- Safari shop
- Complimentary laundry service
- 100% solar power with backup generators
- Limited Connectivity (Wi-Fi)
Accommodation
Kwara South has 4 tents and Kwara North has 5 tents plus 1 pilot tent. There are no family rooms and no children under 18 years are permitted.
9 Elegant suites each have:
- Private viewing deck with outside seating
- Spacious lounge areas with armchairs, ceiling fan, coffee table, writing desk, charging station (international multiplugs and USB), reference books, two yoga mats, tea and coffee facility
- En-suite, indoor and outdoor showers, ball-and-claw bathtub, dressing table, gowns and slippers, flushing toilet, double vanity basins, hot and cold water supply
Okavango Delta
Southern Kwara Private Concession (NG20), which spans 175,000 ha / 432,000 acres, shares 30km water boundary with northern Moremi Game Reserve and has permanent water.
Kwara airstrip is roughly 10-min drive from camp. Light aircraft flight approx 30-min from Maun and 80-min from Kasane. Helicopter transfers available.
What you will see at Kwara
Kwara and Splash Camps, July 2025
Lion sightings were strong throughout the month, with some dramatic developments involving the Mmaleitho Pride. Early in the month, two...
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Kwara and Splash Camp, June 2025
The resident pack of 18 African wild dogs, called the Golden Pack, was very active. On one occasion, they were...
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