Mokete Camp will have nine tented rooms with running water, en-suite bathrooms, and the exceptional comfort that one could expect from the team at Wilderness. Unique to Mokete, each canvas tent will have a roof that slides away to reveal the breathtaking stars that are so prominent in remote northern Botswana. Private wooden decks are fitted with comfortable chairs and provide the perfect spot to unwind and watch the wildlife roam past.

Mokete is a solar-powered tented camp and intentionally minimalist, yet does not forego any comfort. Due to the open layout and high density of wildlife, only guests 16 and older are permitted. There is a swimming pool for warm afternoons and a star bed for cool evenings under the sky.

Located between two of Botswana’s iconic national parks, Mababe spans nearly 200 square miles on the eastern fringe of the Okavango Delta. Unique to Botswana, the area’s nutrient-rich grasses are fed with a constant supply of water thanks to the Mababe River and the waters of the Okavango, which drain into the Mababe wetland. The result is a rich landscape with three distinct habitats: grassland plains, mopane/acacia woodlands, and the marsh system fed by the Mababe River. This environment supports impressive herds of plains game, an abundance of predators, and an array of bird life. Each year, the marsh is reinvigorated by the seasonal inflow, which attracts wildlife from all directions.