Set amongst a sprinkling of Mokolwane palms, in the Xudum concession (NG29), you’ll find Mokolwane tucked away in 180 000-hectares of wilderness. Teeming with herds of elephant, buffalo and all the Okavango predators. This is leopard country. These territorial cats love it here so much, that the area boasts the third highest density recorded anywhere in Africa.

With so much space and so much action, it’s no surprise that renowned wildlife filmmaker Brad Bestelink has chosen to base himself here. His recent Netflix documentary Living With Leopards was filmed in the area and has been nominated for five 2025 Emmy Awards .

Mokolwane is a special little camp, big on adventure and perfect for exclusive use groups. Also being the only camp for miles around, it is a great place to breath in the stillness and solitude.

WHY CHOOSE MOKOLWANE?

• As the only camp in a virtually untouched 180 000-hectare private setting, you’ll feel like you own the place!
• This is the perfect little hideaway, offering big adventure in the wilderness.
• You’ll enjoy sightings of all the Okavango predators, including the 3rd highest density of leopard in Africa, packs of wild dog and so much more.
• If you’re looking for an exclusive use camp, this private camp is ideal for small groups.
• The eco-system here offers a diverse variety of landscapes, from open grasslands, floodplains, lagoons to riverine and mopane forests, home to a large number of species.