Joa Camp is in the private 150,000 acre Joa Reserve, in Botswana's Okavango Delta. Bordering the Moremi Game Reserve. It offers both land and water activities, depending on the fluctuating water levels. Joa ranks as one of the best lodges in Southern Africa. The camp sleeps a maximum of 16 guests in luxury rooms. The camp is raised on wooden decks, with the main dining, lounge and pub area under cool thatch beneath the tree canopy. The camp even has a pool. A variety of habitats ensure diverse and interesting game viewing. From October to March the waters subside and enormous open plains are the highlight. This is where the game viewing is the best. Lion, cheetah and leopard are plentiful.
 

 
Hidden from the world in the Okavango Delta is the secret paradise of Mombo Game Reserve. Large concentrations of wildlife occur right in front of the new camp. It's possible to see up to twelve different mammal species from the comfort of your veranda! This is a year-round wildlife destination (especially for predators). This area provides one of the highest quality wildlife viewing opportunities on earth. The camp is divided into Mombo with nine rooms and Little Mombo with three. Each tented room is raised off the ground offering great views over the floodplains. All are luxuriously appointed. The bathrooms are en-suite, including an indoor and outdoor shower.
 

 
Kings Pool Camp is in the Linyanti Wildlife Reserve, bordering on Chobe National Park. The reserve consists of 300,000 acres of unspoiled wilderness. This ten-tented camp is very comfortable, with a wonderful atmosphere. All are built on a raised deck with wonderful views onto the Kings Pool Lagoon and its wildlife. While they border on Chobe National Park, the activities here are not limited to Park rules. They can offer game drives, night drives, and walks. They also have a double-decker boat, which cruises the Linyanti River.
 

 

 

 
This unique camp is on an island, lying just west of Victoria Falls. It's situated at the confluence of the Chobe and Zambezi, and four countries, Namibia, Zambia, Zimbabwe and Botswana. This is the only place in the world where four countries meet. The area has exceptional bird life, game viewing and assorted vegetation. A real bonus for sportsman is the tiger and bream fishing. There are eight private en-suite chalets built of wood and thatch. All with private decks and superb views. The cuisine is excellent, and is served in a variety of romantic settings under the baobab canopy, or perhaps as a picnic on a wild island.