Jacana Camp, Okavango Delta, Botswana

A Luxury Tented Camp in Botswana

Location Okavango Delta, Botswana
Starting from US$ 950 Per Person Per Night

Camp Details

5.0 / 51 rating

Set within a private concession of the Delta’s pristine wetlands, Jacana invites you to slow down and rediscover the rhythm of nature. Glide through narrow channels on a mokoro, explore shimmering floodplains by boat, or spot elusive wildlife from the comfort of your tented suite. Jacana is the perfect balance of rustic charm and unforgettable safari magic.

Get ready for an adventure in the Okavango.

HOOSE JACANA CAMP?

  • A water wonderland, home to definitive Delta bird and animal species, from red lechwe to Pel’s fishing-owl
  • Mokoro adventures reveal crystal-channels and beautiful panoramas
  • A true water camp on a remote island deep in the Okavango Delta reveals the magic and mystique of this area

Questions about Jacana Camp

What kind of Delta experience does Jacana offer?

A properly aquatic one. The camp is on a small island in the Jao Reserve surrounded by seasonally flooded plains and papyrus swamps, and the semi-permanent water brings close encounters with hippos, crocodiles and water-loving elephants.

Is it a good camp for birdwatching?

Yes, it takes its name from the African jacana and the birdlife is a large part of the appeal, with wattled crane and Pel's fishing-owl among the specials, alongside red lechwe on the floodplains. Mokoro trips open up the clear channels and the wider panoramas.

What are the minimum ages for activities?

Children of six and older are accommodated, with private activities required for those aged six to 12, and children up to 16 sharing a tent with an adult. Walking and mokoro activities have a minimum age of 13, while boating is open from six, water levels permitting.

Activities
Game Drives
Guided Walks
Boating
Fishing
Birding

Jacana Camp Rates, Activities & Amenities

Rates
YearSeasonTypeRates
2026 May; 01 Nov - 19 Dec US $ 1188
2026 Jun - Oct; 20 Dec 2026 – 5 Jan 2027 US $ 1475
2027 6 January – 31 March US $ 950
2027 April; 01 November – 19 December US $ 1000
2027 May; October US $ 1250
2027 01 June – 30 September; 20 December 2027 - 5 January 2028 US $ 1550

Rates are Per Person Per Night unless otherwise specified.

Inclusions

Jacana Camp rates include – accommodation, all meals, twice daily scheduled camp activities, park fees, laundry and all local drinks – excludes premium imported brands and champagne.

Questions about Jacana Camp

What kind of Delta experience does Jacana offer?

A properly aquatic one. The camp is on a small island in the Jao Reserve surrounded by seasonally flooded plains and papyrus swamps, and the semi-permanent water brings close encounters with hippos, crocodiles and water-loving elephants.

Is it a good camp for birdwatching?

Yes, it takes its name from the African jacana and the birdlife is a large part of the appeal, with wattled crane and Pel's fishing-owl among the specials, alongside red lechwe on the floodplains. Mokoro trips open up the clear channels and the wider panoramas.

What are the minimum ages for activities?

Children of six and older are accommodated, with private activities required for those aged six to 12, and children up to 16 sharing a tent with an adult. Walking and mokoro activities have a minimum age of 13, while boating is open from six, water levels permitting.

Activities
Game Drives
Guided Walks
Boating
Fishing
Birding
Child Policy

  • Children of 06 years and older are accommodated.
  • For families travelling with children between 06 and 12 years, private activities need to be booked and paid for.
  • Children between 06 and 16 years must share with an adult/s in the same tent.
  • The minimum age for walking and mokoro activities is 13 years and for boating activities is 06 years (water levels permitting).

Questions about Jacana Camp

What kind of Delta experience does Jacana offer?

A properly aquatic one. The camp is on a small island in the Jao Reserve surrounded by seasonally flooded plains and papyrus swamps, and the semi-permanent water brings close encounters with hippos, crocodiles and water-loving elephants.

Is it a good camp for birdwatching?

Yes, it takes its name from the African jacana and the birdlife is a large part of the appeal, with wattled crane and Pel's fishing-owl among the specials, alongside red lechwe on the floodplains. Mokoro trips open up the clear channels and the wider panoramas.

What are the minimum ages for activities?

Children of six and older are accommodated, with private activities required for those aged six to 12, and children up to 16 sharing a tent with an adult. Walking and mokoro activities have a minimum age of 13, while boating is open from six, water levels permitting.

Activities
Game Drives
Guided Walks
Boating
Fishing
Birding
Activities
Game Drives
Guided Walks
Boating
Fishing
Birding
Amenities
Laundry
Swimming Pool
Bar
Credit Card
Fan
Running Water
Electricity

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