New Camps in Botswana
Stars of Africa is delighted to announce the opening of two new camps in Botswana. Mogogelo Camp is a classic tented safari camp in a private concession (NG34) in the Okavango Delta. A Motswana-owned and run operation in northern Botswana’s illustrious wildlife territory, it brings an authentic edge and the engrained knowledge of the local Okavango Delta community.
Mogogelo is a classic tented safari camp in a private concession bordering Moremi Game Reserve. A Motswana-owned and run operation in northern Botswana’s illustrious wildlife territory, it brings an authentic edge and the engrained knowledge of the local Okavango Delta community. This is a classic, authentic Botswana safari experience.
Accommodation at Mogogelo is in 10 classic Meru-style canvas tents, raised on wooden decks and with en-suite bathrooms and private decks on each tent. All rooms stretch out alongside the communal area, and each has a view of the waterhole and the Okavango Delta wildlife that frequents the area in front of camp.
Each canvas tented bedroom has either a king-size or two twin beds with characteristic wooden frames and headboards, complete with crisp, white linen and mosquito canopies. Simply decorated with a practical wardrobe, writing desk, and bedside tables, rooms are functional, comfortable, in tune with the bush.
There are en-suite bathrooms at the back of each tent leading from the bedroom through a zip-up canvas door. Each has a shower, flushing toilet, and a basin set in a handcrafted wooden vanity station, complete with a mirror and a plug socket for electric shavers.
Game Drive
Discover the wild and unique landscape of the Okavango Delta on twice daily game drives, which depart at sunrise in the mornings and again in the late afternoon to overlap with sunset. Wildlife encounters include getting up close with elephant, buffalo, and lion, while the experience of having sundowners at a scenic spot in the bush mid-game drive is an iconic element of safaris in southern Africa.
Night Drive
Heading out in the game viewer after dark brings the night life of the Okavango Delta into focus. Night drives are only possible in the privacy of a concession, making this a sought after and special activity at Mogogelo. Leopards and lions are more active at night, while nocturnal creatures like civet, porcupine, honey badger, and jackal are likely to be seen, so this is one not to be missed.
Located in the Khwai Community Concession (NG19), African Excursions Guest House is in the north-eastern sector of the Okavango Delta and on the border of Moremi Game Reserve. Accommodated comfortably in thatched chalets, hosted, and guided by Setswana people who know this region best.
API integrations are available via Nightsbridge and ResConnect. Live availability can be found here.
Xaxaba Camp in the Okavango Delta (NG27B) has also joined my portfolio. Please contact me for updates on the camp.
Meru-style Tents
(6 rooms)
There are a maximum of 6 Meru-style tents individually set-up in a prime location overlooking the world-renown Chief's Island. Each of the tents sleeps 2 people, which means the camp can accommodate 12 people in total.
Activities
Walking Safaris to Chief's Island
This is the way to experience Chief’s Island in the Okavango Delta. On foot with a guide who knows the area like the back of his hand. Morning's start with a quick coffee, and then a 3 hour guided walk of the neighbouring chief's island, famed for its game viewing.
Mokoro Trips on the Channels of the Delta
The traditional dug-out wooden canoe utilised especially in the Okavango Delta. Silently gliding through the waterways, guides take guests closer to nature and to the wildlife in the Delta than ever before. Your guide will pole you through the tranquil waterways while you observe elephants from the water.
Sundowners in a Special Location
Guides will take you to an exquisite set-up on the sandy banks of the island to celebrate golden hour. Snacks, drinks and plenty of chatter will take place.
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