Return to nature, where a tapestry of waterways burst with life and a sanctuary for the wild awaits discerning visitors.
Land of Plenty
In the Okavango Delta, a profusion of life exists in pristine channels, palm-fringed islands, and thriving wetlands, enticing curious visitors to explore its untouched reaches and discover the last wetland wilderness on Earth.
Here, nestled between the iconic Moremi Game Reserve and the majestic Gomoti Plains you’ll find our vast private concession were an untouched wilderness entices you to return to nature.
A Year-Round Odyssey
With two distinct seasons, this abundant landscape is a paradise for nature enthusiasts all year. During the dry season, the annual flood water arrives, reviving the Okavango Delta and enticing animals and birds to bask in the bounty of this pristine aquatic ecosystem. During the dry winter months, you're bound to witness elephants crossing remote islands, glistening views and concentrated animal sightings on the water.
The Okavango Delta bursts with new life and energy in the wet season. Known as the emerald season, a plethora of migratory birds descend from the north on the verdant, green landscape, and herbivores give birth in droves, luring carnivores into the area to hunt and feed. A safari at this time of the year promises dramatic afternoon thunderstorms and balmy evenings, vibrant birdlife, bright night skies for star gazing and rejuvenated landscapes for vivid photographic safaris.
May to August:
The arrival of the flood waters occurs in May each year and will slowly rise over the coming winter months, bringing with it a flourish of new life and an evolving landscape. This time of year has the most pleasant temperatures, with sunny, clear afternoons of around 20°C or 68°F. Occasionally, a cool change might lead to a slight temperature drop. May to August is comfortable for outdoor activities. Early mornings and nights can be cold with temperatures around 7°C or 44.6°F, so we advise packing warm clothing that can be layered for ease.
Late september to November:
Temperatures rise in late September, while October and November are the hottest months of the year. During this time, the landscape dries out and animals congregate in large numbers around water sources. In early summer, temperatures can range between 28°C or 82.4°F and 36°C or 96.8°F. To stay comfortable during the heat of the day, we recommend packing lightweight, loose-fitting clothing, and sun protection for day-time activities.
December to April:
At this time of year, you can expect the annual summer rainfall to begin. Afternoon thunderstorms are common and create a dramatic, yet beautiful experience over the vast plains. From December onwards, temperatures gradually cool. Daytime averages range from 28°C or 82.4°F to 32°C or 89.6°F, creating a pleasant climate for a host of activities and comfortable conditions for explorations on land and water. We advise packing light clothing that can be layered in neutral shades.
