Kanana Camp

Kanana Camp is a hidden jewel, set in a private concession on the Xudum River in the southwest Okavango Delta. The area encompasses a necklace of islands dotted with palms, figs, ebony and knobthorn trees, and is home to a myriad of birds, plants and animals. The nature of the habitat means this is the perfect place to experience the diversity of species found in the Delta. Wildlife is in abundance with frequent predator sightings such as lion, leopard and wild dog all making Kanana their hunting grounds.

A wide variety of activities are available for guests to enjoy and participate in, and the focus of the activities varies with the rising and falling levels of the Delta.

Game drives in specially designed open safari vehicles (seating 4 people only) in the morning and late afternoon are available throughout the year, with the afternoon drives often continuing into the evening.  When the Delta water levels are high due to the annual floods, parts of the concession are transformed into a true water paradise and guests can explore the crystal clear waterways by mokoro or power boats as well.

Birding is spectacular and as an added bonus for 'twitchers', Kanana plays host to a seasonal heronry that is one of the largest in Southern Africa and which teems with activity from July through to the summer months.

Guided bush walks are another activity, as is fishing (March to December only) for tilapia, African pike and sharptooth catfish. Kanana's private concession location also allows for night drives in search of the nocturnal animals, or predators hunting.

Guests are accommodated in 7 spacious twin and double-bedded 'Meru' style safari tents, set on raised decks which offer breathtaking views across the waterways. The tents are well spaced, affording privacy whilst remaining within a comfortable distance from the main camp area. There is also one family tent with 2 bedrooms and a shared bathroom.

In-between safari activities, relax around the pool area, and enjoy evenings around the campfire set on the water's edge.

There is also a Sleep Out Deck that offers guests staying 3 or more nights the opportunity to spend the night under the splendid African night sky.

Rates Include

All meals; selected alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages; game activities; a daily laundry service; Park fees; and emergency evacuation insurance (to regional medical facility) are included.

Children Policy

Children aged 7 years and older are welcome. Rates available on request.

Bush Walks / Walking Safaris

Guests aged 16 years and older are allowed on game walks.

A guided walk can last a couple of hours and involve walking over uneven terrain that may contain dangerous wildlife in potentially high temperatures. Guests may need to move quickly and for a sustained period through rough bush terrain if instructed to do so by their guide.

Regardless of age, the final decision on whether a guest can join a guided walk remains with the guide and camp manager.

All of the holidays we prepare are tailor-made, but this might give you an idea of how Kanana Camp can be included in you own dream holiday.

Beautiful Botswana and Cape Town

Featured Accommodation

Victoria & Alfred Hotel

Cape Town

Kanana Camp

Okavango Delta

Shinde

Okavango Delta

Destination: South Africa and Botswana.

If you are short on time, this 8 night trip combines city and safari spanning two countries. Explore Cape Town for 4 days, nestled under the iconic Table Mountain, one of the New Seven Wonders of the World. Then take a direct flight to Botswana, where you head into the Okavango Delta for 4 nights, staying at 2 different camps to fully maximise your safari enjoyment here.

This is a 8 night itinerary including Cape Town and Okavango Delta.

Based on 4 Star Accommodation:

• 4 Nights at Victoria & Alfred Hotel
• 2 Nights at Kanana Camp
• 2 Nights at Shinde

Price Per Person From GBP 3,079USD 3,818ZAR 71,590EUR 3,541

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*Prices are per person and are based on today's exchange rates. Exchange rates are subject to change and are updated daily.

Prices exclude international flights - ask us if you would like to include these.

General Information For Guests

All safari tents have en-suite bathrooms with hot and cold running water and flush toilets. They also include a fan, safe, hair dryer and dressing gowns.

The main camp consists of the bar, dining area, library, sleep out deck, campfire and a swimming pool.

Kanana’s private concession location allows guided walks, mokoro excursions and night drives in addition to game drives and motor boating. It also offers private access by motorboat to one of the largest heronries not only in the Okavango Delta but Southern Africa and is an excellent area for birding with regular sightings of the Pels Fishing Owl.

The mokoros (canoes) are glass-bottomed, enabling you to view the underwater world of the delta.

Fishing enthusiasts can enjoy motorboat trips to some of the Okavango Delta’s best fishing spots, for a chance to experience the beautiful surroundings before landing a variety of species such as tilapia and tiger fish, African pike and sharp tooth catfish. The fishing season is from March through to December and basic equipment is supplied.

Credit cards are accepted.

A complimentary laundry service is also available.

Kanana has been awarded Eco Tourism level which is the top tier in the Botswana Ecotourism Grading.

Bush Walks / Walking Safaris

Guests aged 16 years and older are allowed on game walks.

A guided walk can last a couple of hours and involve walking over uneven terrain that may contain dangerous wildlife in potentially high temperatures. Guests may need to move quickly and for a sustained period through rough bush terrain if instructed to do so by their guide.

Regardless of age, the final decision on whether a guest can join a guided walk remains with the guide and camp manager.

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