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Take a light aircraft and fly from Maun ~25 min or from Kasane ~1h30 to Piajio/Chief’s airstrip, then game-drive transfer to camp ~25 min. Private helicopter flips are available on request.
Choose a pavilion 5 to 7 for broad Piajio floodplain vistas and potential frequent predator movement. Each is suite is ~141 m² with indoor lounge, floor-to-ceiling bathroom windows, indoor/outdoor showers and a private plunge pool that fronts the grassland. Geoffrey Kent Suite is perfect for families or friends wanting exclusivity with inter-leading pavilions with private vehicle/guide, personal chef, waiter and housekeeper, plus private boma, lounge, dining and pool.
Plated meals in the dining room or out on the deck, relaxed à la carte lunches, private-deck dinners on request and convivial sand-boma evenings feature local dishes (think seswaa and grilled game). The pizza deck adds a fun as an informal option.
Neutral layers for cool mornings/hot middays, sun hat, polarising sunglasses, light rain shell in green season, closed shoes for short guided walks, soft case for camera with spare batteries/SDs; smart-casual is perfect for dinner.
On boma nights try the local seswaa and bream alongside kudu sausage- so delicious. For golden-hour cats, request a slightly earlier afternoon departure in dry season and photographers should book the 30–60-minute heli flips over the permanent Delta for geometry-rich flood patterns.
Participation in guided cultural/conservation experiences (optional add-ons) and support of Delta wildlife monitoring through partner operators. Rhino reintroduction legacy on Chief’s Island referenced on-site.
