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Light aircraft Maun ~30–35 min or Kasane ~70–80 min to Xaranna Airstrip, then ~45–60 min by a mix of 4×4 and boat depending on water levels.
Guests often request a suite angled to sunrise over open water, units nearer the main area suit easier walks to the pool and dining; all suites have private plunge pools, alfresco showers and shaded salas for lazy afternoons.
Daily-changing, sense-of-place menus with fresh baking, crisp salads and open-fire grills, set-ups rotate between deck, boma and river-sand pop-ups; guest-favourite plates include Botswana seswaa with pap and chakalaka, grilled bream or linefish with lemon and herbs, and sweet finishes like malva pudding or Amarula crème brûlée; special diets handled with care.
Quick-dry layers for warm days and cool dawns, a light windproof for boat runs and night drives, closed shoes for sandy paths and jetty steps, a dust buff in the late dry season, swimwear for your plunge pool.
Ask for a first-light private mokoro followed by coffee on a sandbank, book one photographic drive to linger with leopard or dogs without clock-watching, and on still evenings request a lantern-lit river-sand dinner away from camp.
Low-density vehicles and monitored off-roading protect fragile islands and reedbeds while keeping sightings sensitive. Through &Beyond’s Wild Impact the camp backs education and water projects in nearby Delta communities, and brand-wide &Beyond co-founded Rhinos Without Borders with Great Plains to translocate rhino into safer strongholds in Botswana.
