Botswana Camps & Lodges
Kwetsani Camp, Okavango Delta, Botswana
A Luxury Tented Camp in Botswana
Camp Details
Hidden beneath a canopy of ancient mangosteen, fig, and palm trees, the camp’s treehouse-style suites float above the wilderness, offering panoramic views and complete seclusion.
Here, you’re invited to unplug, slow down, and immerse yourself in the pulse of the Okavango. Whether it’s mokoro rides through tranquil channels, game drives across seasonal grasslands, or birdwatching from your private deck, Kwetsani is where raw beauty meets refined comfort.
WHY CHOOSE KWETSANI CAMP?
- Intimate camp with incredible views of Okavango floodplains
- Excellent combination of land and water activities in search of a wide variety of game
- Access to the wildlife-rich Hunda Island adds extra dimension to game drives
Questions about Kwetsani
Can we explore by water as well as by vehicle at Kwetsani?
Yes. Kwetsani has direct access to the Delta waters and open floodplains, so the wetlands can be explored by boat or traditional mokoro alongside land-based game viewing. Drives also reach wildlife-rich Hunda Island, which adds a drier habitat to the mix. Minimum ages apply: six for boating, thirteen for mokoro and walking.
What wildlife is Kwetsani known for besides the big cats?
The floodplains here hold red lechwe, reedbuck and tsessebe, and the channels are one of the better places to look for the shy sitatunga. Hippos and crocodiles occupy the waters, while plains game such as giraffe, wildebeest, zebra and impala draw in leopard, lion and spotted hyena.
Can children stay at Kwetsani?
Children of six and older are accommodated. Families travelling with six to twelve year olds need to book and pay for private activities, and children between six and sixteen share a tent with an adult. Boating starts at six years, while walking and mokoro outings have a minimum age of thirteen.
Activities
Kwetsani Camp Rates, Activities & Amenities
Rates
| Year | Season | Type | Rates |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2026 | Apr; 01 Nov - 19 Dec | – | US $ 1482 |
| 2026 | Jun - Oct; 20 Dec 2026 – 5 Jan 2027 | – | US $ 2229 |
| 2027 | 6 January – 31 March | – | US $ 1600 |
| 2027 | April; 01 November – 19 December | – | US $ 1900 |
| 2027 | May; October | – | US $ 2250 |
| 2027 | 01 June – 30 September; 20 December 2027 - 5 January 2028 | – | US $ 3100 |
Rates are Per Person Per Night unless otherwise specified.
Inclusions
Kwetsani 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 Kwetsani
Can we explore by water as well as by vehicle at Kwetsani?
Yes. Kwetsani has direct access to the Delta waters and open floodplains, so the wetlands can be explored by boat or traditional mokoro alongside land-based game viewing. Drives also reach wildlife-rich Hunda Island, which adds a drier habitat to the mix. Minimum ages apply: six for boating, thirteen for mokoro and walking.
What wildlife is Kwetsani known for besides the big cats?
The floodplains here hold red lechwe, reedbuck and tsessebe, and the channels are one of the better places to look for the shy sitatunga. Hippos and crocodiles occupy the waters, while plains game such as giraffe, wildebeest, zebra and impala draw in leopard, lion and spotted hyena.
Can children stay at Kwetsani?
Children of six and older are accommodated. Families travelling with six to twelve year olds need to book and pay for private activities, and children between six and sixteen share a tent with an adult. Boating starts at six years, while walking and mokoro outings have a minimum age of thirteen.
Activities
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 Kwetsani
Can we explore by water as well as by vehicle at Kwetsani?
Yes. Kwetsani has direct access to the Delta waters and open floodplains, so the wetlands can be explored by boat or traditional mokoro alongside land-based game viewing. Drives also reach wildlife-rich Hunda Island, which adds a drier habitat to the mix. Minimum ages apply: six for boating, thirteen for mokoro and walking.
What wildlife is Kwetsani known for besides the big cats?
The floodplains here hold red lechwe, reedbuck and tsessebe, and the channels are one of the better places to look for the shy sitatunga. Hippos and crocodiles occupy the waters, while plains game such as giraffe, wildebeest, zebra and impala draw in leopard, lion and spotted hyena.
Can children stay at Kwetsani?
Children of six and older are accommodated. Families travelling with six to twelve year olds need to book and pay for private activities, and children between six and sixteen share a tent with an adult. Boating starts at six years, while walking and mokoro outings have a minimum age of thirteen.
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