Luxury Botswana hotels

‘Water-Focused Safari

Set on a private island in the Okavango Delta, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, Belmond Eagle Island Lodge offers a more water-focused experience, with activities including motorboat safaris, barge cruises and mekoro (local canoe) safaris, as well as walking safaris and scenic helicopter safaris. The intimate lodge features only 12 tented rooms, all with private decks and plunge pools, whilst the restaurant encourages to share tales of the day’s adventures, before heading to the bar for magnificent views of the sunset.

'A timeless explorer’s lodge'

This contemporary African designed lodge overlooks a watering hole that sees cheetah, elephant, hyena and other wildlife, regular visitors to this oasis. The lodge has a private viewing hide for you to spend your lazy hours just watching the wildlife gather and nature unfold in front of your eyes.
Other experiences at the lodge include morning and evening game drives, walks to see the bushmen paintings and giant Baobab trees, bird watching and star gazing at night. If you are looking for some quiet time, and relaxation, a visit to the spa will sooth and calm the mind and body.

‘Peaceful Base for Exploration’

Camp Okavango is set on a remote island in the heart of the Okavango Delta, a series of channels, lagoons, lakes and islands that attract a diverse range of wildlife. The camp features twelve spacious luxury suites, while the one family suite offers two bedrooms with en-suite bathrooms. All suites are raised on wooden platforms, and walkways lead out to an elevated public area with two lounges, a bar, library, infinity plunge pool, fire pits and dining room, all overlooking the delta and natural vegetation.

‘Magnificent Game Viewing’

Residing on Chief’s island in the Mombo Concession of the Moremi Game Reserve, Sanctuary Chiefs Camp sits in an area often referred to as the “predator capital of Africa”. Not only can you discover the reserve's vast wildlife through game drives, but also by boat due to the seasonal flood waters of the Okavango Delta. Mokoros – local dugout canoes, are calmly guided through lily-filled lagoons and streams by expert guides who point out hippos, crocodiles and antelopes. Relaxing moments can be found as you unwind in the swimming pool or with a treatment from the Spa’s organic, fair trade Africology range. At the end of the day gather around the boma for pre-dinner drinks before savouring a sumptuous three course meal. On special occasions, find romantic private dining by the pool or on your private bush pavilion deck overlooking the Okavango Delta floodplains.