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Take a light aircraft from Maun ~40 min or from Kasane ~1h20 flight time to Duba Airstrip (Omdop / FBOM), then followed ~5–7 minutes by open 4×4 to camp; some routings may use a short helicopter hop.
All 5 tents have a similar layout and are on low decking with mosquito-netted beds, plumbed en-suite (double basins & hot shower), flush loo, fan, in-tent charging and a shaded veranda.
Unfussy, under-canvas expedition cuisine: early coffee & rusks, frequent bush breakfasts, picnic/larder lunches to keep you out all day, and relaxed plated three-course dinners by lantern. Menus handle all preferences, plant-forward options on request, with quality proteins (Botswana beef, free-range chicken, local bream). All drinks included.
Soft duffel; neutral layers (chilly dawns Jun–Aug); light rain shell (Nov–Mar); buff for dust; headlamp; sandals/swimsuit for channel-edge/wading or the plunge pool.
Use the main-area plunge pool at 13:00–14:00, elephants often move quietly through back channels then; keep binoculars on the pool rail. Ask for a long grassland transect in the cool of early morning specifically to track wild dog; their pace drops as heat builds. When channels run, do a canoe out / walk back (age/conditions allowing) to layer three perspectives in one outing.
Levy supports anti-poaching, habitat protection and community programmes; the camp is light-footprint and solar-led in a sensitive Delta island environment.
