Known as “the river that never finds the sea”, the Okavango Delta is a wilderness haven teeming with fascinating wildlife species, ideally set within the Kalahari Desert. A truly remarkable wilderness and game viewing experience amongst an oasis of islands and crystal clear water channels is sure to be had here. There is no end to the fascinating life that exists here. Wherever you look is an incredible sight that is sure to leave you speechless as you marvel at this fascinating jewel within the Kalahari.
&Beyond Nxabega Okavango Tented Camp is located in a riverine forest on the channels and lagoons within a private concession of 7 000 hectares (17 300 acres) in the Okavango Delta, southeast of the Moremi Wildlife Reserve. Massive canopies of African ebony trees offer seclusion within this luxuriously remote location. Overlooking expansive lagoons and channels, as well as reed floodplains, you can’t help but feel that you’ve found a small piece of heaven, an oasis of your very own.
&Beyond Nxabega Okavango Tented Camp consists of 9 luxurious ensuite safari tents with standing fans. Raised on wooded platforms, the safari tents are invitingly spacious warm tones and accents, ideally placed on either side of the camp’s thatched guest areas. Indulge in the luxurious comforts of the refreshingly cool swimming pool, broad viewing decks overlooking reeded floodplains, ensuite showers, burnished teak floorboards, private wooden decks, sweeping guest areas, leather fittings, comfortable reed chairs and a gleaming dining room area.
Game drives are offered twice daily during the morning and late afternoon / evenings within the comfort of open air safari vehicles and in the company of an enthusiastic armed guide and tracker team. Explore the floodplains, seasonal grasslands, woodlands, shrub lands and savanna areas of this magically beautiful wilderness area tracking the Big Five and many other rare and remarkable species.
A truly special way to experience a close encounter with Africa’s wilderness is to discover it on foot with an interpretive bush walk. In the company of an armed and passionate guide, a leisurely walk of this kind allows you an intimate adventure and the opportunity to learn about the finer details of this remarkable place.
Take advantage of those invitingly peaceful waterways with an incredible mokoro ride! Fringed by dense reeds, water lilies and papyrus, you and your experienced and highly knowledgeable guide will explore the wilderness of the Delta, discovering a rich diversity of plant and wildlife species as well as fascinating bird life.



“Magic… pure magic. That is the only way to describe the experience. We could have never imagined the pure, life–affirming joy we experienced during our stay.”
Immersed in some of the world’s most beautiful landscapes, surrounded by Africa’s most majestic of creatures, and hosted and befriended by some of the warmest people we have ever encountered ’ no other travels we have ever done can compare to our &Beyond experience.
– David Cobb
A gentle tap on the door of your luxurious safari tent as the morning hues of the day rise over the horizon will awaken you to a brand new and exciting day. Sip a steaming hot cup of fragrant tea or coffee and enjoy a few biscuits or rusks as you daydream of the adventure of the day that lies before you. An open safari vehicle awaits your arrival for the morning game drive of a lifetime!
Upon your return to &Beyond Nxabega Okavango Tented Camp, fresh fruit and cheese platters will invite you back as the aromas of a freshly prepared hot breakfast selection being cooked will tempt your senses. Take a leisurely walk around the camp accompanied by your guide who will expand your knowledge of the wild in a brand new and exciting way or simply enjoy the exclusive tranquillity of the camp facilities and surrounds. Lunch will then be served in the shady guest areas tucked away within the riverine forest.
Treat yourself to a refreshing dip in the camp’s pool or a delightful afternoon siesta before a late afternoon tea is served. Enjoy an afternoon adventure with a boat ride along the crystal clear channels of the Delta on a mokoro or in a motorised boat, discovering the treasures of the Okavango at eye level. Return to the camp for a mouth–watering dinner under the stars before retiring into pleasant dreams of your next adventure in the African bush!

Guest areas with sweeping views of expansive Delta lagoons and channels

Dine under the stars overlooking the expansive Delta lagoons and channels

Enjoy expansive Okavango
views at Nxabega

Experience the glistening waterways
on a mokoro adventure

Explore the meandering channels
and overgrown islands

Guest areas made of local timber,
reed and thatch, with sweeping views

Intimate and romantic dinners
for two under the stars

The safari tents are on raised wooden platforms with private decks

While away the afternoon overlooking the channels of the Okavango Delta

| Nxabega Okavango Tented Camp | |
|---|---|
| 07 Jan - 29 Feb, 11 Nov - 20 Dec | $ 495 |
| 01 Mar - 20 Jun, 16 Oct - 10 Nov | $ 740 |
| 01 - 06 Jan, 21 Jun - 15 Oct, 21 - 31 Dec | $ 1,090 |
&Beyond Nxabega Okavango Tented Camp is easily reached with scheduled flights to Maun or Kasane on Air Botswana. Upon arrival at either of these destinations, a short flight by light aircraft to the Nxabega Okavango Safari Camp airstrip then sees you closer to your magical destination. A welcoming party of &Beyond representatives eagerly await your arrival with an open safari vehicle, ready to take you on a short 15–minute transfer to the camp.

| Route | Approximate Time | GPS co-ordinates | Mode of Transport |
|---|---|---|---|
| Maun to Nxabega | 25 min | S 19°29.081' E 022°47.634' | Flight |
| Kasane to Nxabega | 1h 25 min | S 19°29.081' E 022°47.634' | Flight |
2 Lions, 1 Leopard and a Hyena
- 4 October 2007
Early one evening, my tracker and I were on our way back to camp from a mokoro ride when we heard several monkeys making alarming noises. We stopped and looked around, but saw nothing. All of a sudden we heard a growl. We moved closer and spied...
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Young Male Leopard Finding His Feet
- 16 August 2007
We have posted a couple of sightings on wildwatch.com earlier this year about a female leopard and her two cubs, a male and female. The good news is that we are starting to view the young male quite close to the lodge on a fairly regular basis,...
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Pel's Fishing Owl at Camp
- 16 August 2007
Since I have decided to make a career in the game lodge business one of my dreams was always to see a Pel's Fishing owl. Now, Nxabega is famous for these beautiful and rare birds, and our guides know exactly where to look to show them to...
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