Duke's Camp

• Flights to Maun 
• Duke's Camp is not self-driveable (accessible by air only) 
• Any Premium beverages ordered that do not fall under the 'House Drinks' selection. 
• All items of a personal nature (laundry, gratuities etc.)
• Conservation and Reserve fee of R275 per person per night, payable directly to the property upon booking.
• Fully comprehensive Travel Insurance, which guests are required to take out
• Any transfers not listed under inclusions. 

• Children aged 6 years and older are welcome.
• Children 6 - 18 years are charged 50% of the per adult rate. 
• Guests 19 years and older are charged as adults. 
• Please note that families will need to be accommodated in the Family unit (Includes a private plunge pool) for up to 2 Adults & 2 Kids. 
• Children aged 6 and older may participate in boat or mokoro safaris, but children under 12 must wear a life jacket. 
• There is a 40% single supplement.
• Vehicles accommodate 7 guests. Parties of 6 - 7 guests are allocated a private vehicle at no charge.
  • Families travelling with children 9 years and younger are required to book and pay for a private vehicle.
  • Private vehicles must be booked for the duration of a stay.
  • Rates are per vehicle per night and are subject to availability.

Set in the wild northern reaches of Botswana’s Okavango Delta, Duke’s Camp brings old-school safari style to one of Africa’s most remarkable wilderness areas. Created by the team behind the iconic Jack’s Camp, this intimate under-canvas camp combines vintage safari character with exceptional guiding and an extraordinary setting among ebony and leadwood trees.

Spend your days exploring by game drive, mokoro or boat, with abundant elephant, buffalo, lion and African wild dog, before returning to camp for three-course dinners, a dip in the pool or a sundowner in the elegant Persian tea tent. Duke’s is also deeply rooted in its surroundings, supporting conservation and community initiatives that help protect this important wildlife corridor.

The Canvas Safari Suites are beautifully styled with a classic vintage safari aesthetic, featuring plush fabrics, Persian rugs, mahogany furnishings and hand-carved four-poster beds. Raised beneath the ebony and leadwood trees, each spacious tent has an en-suite bathroom with indoor and outdoor showers, bespoke amenities and an over-bed cooling system. Step onto your private viewing deck, settle into a leather campaign chair and watch the Okavango unfold around you, with elephants and red lechwe often wandering nearby. There are eight tents in total, including twin, double and family configurations.

Set in the north-western Okavango Delta, adjoining the renowned Moremi Game Reserve, Duke’s Camp sits within a vast private concession where waterways, floodplains and woodland create an exceptionally rich wildlife habitat. This is prime safari country, with large herds of elephant and buffalo, as well as excellent chances of seeing lion, leopard, African wild dog, red lechwe and other Delta favourites. Explore this wild landscape on game drives, glide quietly through the lily-filled channels by mokoro or take to the water on a boat safari. Birders are also in for a treat, with more than 350 species recorded in the region.

Game Drives Head out with Duke’s expert guides in search of the Delta’s incredible wildlife. Expect elephants, buffalo, lion, leopard and African wild dog, with night drives offering the chance to see the nocturnal side of the wilderness.

Mokoro Excursions Glide quietly through the Okavango’s crystal-clear channels in a traditional mokoro, weaving between reeds and lily-covered waterways while keeping an eye out for hippo, elephant and an abundance of birdlife.

Boat Safaris Explore the Delta from the water on a guided boat safari, cruising through winding channels and flooded plains in search of wildlife and water-loving species.

Birding With more than 350 bird species recorded in the region, Duke’s is a wonderful base for birders. Keep watch for colourful carmine bee-eaters, African fish eagles, Pel’s fishing-owl and the endangered wattled crane.

Fishing Try your hand at freshwater fishing in the Okavango Delta, available seasonally from March to December.

Scenic Helicopter Flights Take to the skies for a spectacular bird’s-eye view of the Okavango, with the chance to appreciate the scale and beauty of this extraordinary wilderness from above.

Tsodilo Hills Excursion Take a scenic flight to the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Tsodilo Hills, home to more than 4,500 ancient San rock paintings and a fascinating glimpse into the region’s cultural history.

Community Visits Learn more about life alongside wildlife through visits to local communities and conservation projects supported by Duke’s Camp, including initiatives working to reduce human-wildlife conflict.

Fly into Maun, Botswana, which is the main gateway to the Okavango Delta, with regular connections from Johannesburg and Cape Town. From Maun, continue by light aircraft to Duke’s Camp, with the transfer forming part of the adventure as you fly over the waterways and wilderness of the Delta. As Duke’s Camp is located in a remote, wild corner of the Okavango, all onward transfers should be arranged in advance with the property or your safari operator.

If transfers are required, please email [email protected] for the latest information, or look under Exclusions for the inidcative season cost.