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Botswana

Xaranna Camp

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Serene and beautiful like the water lily it takes its inspiration from, Xaranna Okavango Delta Camp provides sumptuous luxury on its own Delta island.

Accommodation at Xaranna consists of nine light and airy canvas and bleached timber tented suites that offer great views across the delta. A comfortable night sleep can be enjoyed on a four-poster double bed. The en-suite bathrooms have sunken bathtub as well as both indoor and outdoor showers. Each suite also comes with a private butler for even more attentive service. But the ultimate treat is the suite’s private sala, a wooden outdoor deck that includes a daybed and a plunge pool making it the perfect spot to relax and soak in the beauties of the Delta.

Xaranna is located on the channels and lagoons of the southern seasonal part of the world-famous Okavango Delta within a 62,000-acre private concession southeast of the Moremi Game Reserve. The Okavango Delta is born of two rivers that meander down from the Angolan highlands and disappears beneath the sands of the Kalahari, creating a lush inland delta. The area is home to an incredible diversity of wildlife, including some animals adapted to the semi-aquatic lifestyle, such as the red lechwe and sitatunga. Lions, cheetah, leopard, and African wild dog are occasionally encountered, while hippo make the deeper channels and lagoons their home. The area supports the continent’s largest concentration of elephant and buffalo, while roan and sable antelope are often spotted in the open woodlands.

Twice daily game drives in an open air 4×4 safari vehicle are accompanied by an armed guide and tracker. Game drives track the Big Five but are sure to encounter a wide variety of other animals. Bush walks are perhaps the most authentic way to experience the Okavango. An armed guide leads the way and imparts knowledge about the local flora and fauna. River cruises in an electrically powered “eco-boat” or a mokoro (traditional dug-out canoe) explore the network of channels, waterways fringed by dense reeds and papyrus. Fishing expeditions can be arranged during the fishing season. The Okavango is also a haven for birding enthusiasts with many hundreds of species found here including the elusive Pel’s fishing owl.

The main camp has been carefully positioned for sweeping views of the Delta. The comfortable lounge boasts a spacious reading area for a relaxing afternoon. The elevated dining area features shady verandas with mesmerizing views leading out onto an open-air boma where exotic candlelit dinners are served beneath the stars. A fully-stocked Safari Shop offers chic outdoor gear, African art and jewelry.

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Botswana

Xaranna Camp

PLAN MY TRIP

Serene and beautiful like the water lily it takes its inspiration from, Xaranna Okavango Delta Camp provides sumptuous luxury on its own Delta island.

Accommodation at Xaranna consists of nine light and airy canvas and bleached timber tented suites that offer great views across the delta. A comfortable night sleep can be enjoyed on a four-poster double bed. The en-suite bathrooms have sunken bathtub as well as both indoor and outdoor showers. Each suite also comes with a private butler for even more attentive service. But the ultimate treat is the suite’s private sala, a wooden outdoor deck that includes a daybed and a plunge pool making it the perfect spot to relax and soak in the beauties of the Delta.

Xaranna is located on the channels and lagoons of the southern seasonal part of the world-famous Okavango Delta within a 62,000-acre private concession southeast of the Moremi Game Reserve. The Okavango Delta is born of two rivers that meander down from the Angolan highlands and disappears beneath the sands of the Kalahari, creating a lush inland delta. The area is home to an incredible diversity of wildlife, including some animals adapted to the semi-aquatic lifestyle, such as the red lechwe and sitatunga. Lions, cheetah, leopard, and African wild dog are occasionally encountered, while hippo make the deeper channels and lagoons their home. The area supports the continent’s largest concentration of elephant and buffalo, while roan and sable antelope are often spotted in the open woodlands.

Twice daily game drives in an open air 4×4 safari vehicle are accompanied by an armed guide and tracker. Game drives track the Big Five but are sure to encounter a wide variety of other animals. Bush walks are perhaps the most authentic way to experience the Okavango. An armed guide leads the way and imparts knowledge about the local flora and fauna. River cruises in an electrically powered “eco-boat” or a mokoro (traditional dug-out canoe) explore the network of channels, waterways fringed by dense reeds and papyrus. Fishing expeditions can be arranged during the fishing season. The Okavango is also a haven for birding enthusiasts with many hundreds of species found here including the elusive Pel’s fishing owl.

The main camp has been carefully positioned for sweeping views of the Delta. The comfortable lounge boasts a spacious reading area for a relaxing afternoon. The elevated dining area features shady verandas with mesmerizing views leading out onto an open-air boma where exotic candlelit dinners are served beneath the stars. A fully-stocked Safari Shop offers chic outdoor gear, African art and jewelry.

Coming soon!

Safari Camps
Points of Interest
Hotels & Resorts

Coming soon!

Journeys