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The River Club
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Places which are most often combined with the The River Club
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Kings Pool
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Kings Pool Camp overlooks a picturesque oxbow lagoon on the Linyanti River. It’s classed by its owners as a ‘premier’ camp, implying – amongst other things – relatively grand and luxurious accommodation, high levels ... Read more about Kings Pool
Nkwali
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Built on the banks of the Luangwa River, Nkwali Camp sits under the shade of tall mahogany, ebony and sausage trees. Owned and run by Robin Pope Safaris the camp is well situated a relatively short drive from Mfuwe ... Read more about Nkwali
Chitabe Lediba
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Chitabe Lediba (formerly known as Chitabe Trails Camp) is situated on an elevated island within the floodplains of the Santantadibe River – and the Chitabe Reserve. This fairly dry area lies towards the south of ... Read more about Chitabe Lediba
Kwetsani Camp
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Kwetsani is primarily a water-based camp set on a long narrow island in the beautiful Jao Concession (NG25) of Botswana's Okavango Delta. Elevated in the tree line overlooking a floodplain, it's a traditional-style ... Read more about Kwetsani Camp
Vumbura Plains
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North of Botswana's Moremi National Park is a series of large floodplains dotted with small palm islands and interspersed with large forested areas. Here, the 94km2 (60,000-hectare) Vumbura Reserve – known for ... Read more about Vumbura Plains
Tena Tena
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Run by Robin Pope Safaris , Tena Tena is in the remote Nsefu Sector, on the north side of South Luangwa National Park in an area rich with game. In August 2012 the camp was moved to a new location, about a kilometre ... Read more about Tena Tena
Chongwe River Camp
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Chongwe River Camp is located at the confluence of the Zambezi River and its tributary, the Chongwe River, which forms the western boundary of the Lower Zambezi National Park. The camp stands in a game management ... Read more about Chongwe River Camp
Kutandala Camp
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Sadly, Kutandala Camp closed at the beginning of 2012 and is not due to re-open in the foreseeable future.
Twenty kilometres upstream from Mwaleshi, Kutandala Camp is also situated on the banks of the Mwaleshi River... Read more about Kutandala Camp
Jao Camp
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Jao Camp is one of the original "premier " camps of Botswana; designed to make it a cut above most others. Situated on a remote island in the middle of the large private Jao Reserve in the Okavango Delta, the camp ... Read more about Jao Camp
Little Kwara
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North of Moremi, Little Kwara is the sister-camp of nearby Kwara Camp. Both camps share the 1,750km² private Kwara reserve, where the diversity of the environments is reflected in both the wide range of activities ... Read more about Little Kwara
Little Vumbura
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Little Vumbura is an intimate and remote - but eminently comfortable - camp, built on a secluded island in the private Vumbura reserve; which it shares with its more opulent sister-camp, Vumbura Plains. The camp ... Read more about Little Vumbura
Xigera
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Like Mombo Camp, Xigera (pronounced 'keejera') is within a private area of Moremi Game Reserve, in the heart of Botswana's Okavango Delta. When the Detla’s water levels are high, water is everywhere and the luxuriance ... Read more about Xigera
Taj Pamodzi Hotel
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The Taj Pamodzi Hotel, in the centre of Lusaka, and is most frequently used by our travellers as a stop-over hotel for just one night, typically for those who need to connect onto the early morning flight with ... Read more about Taj Pamodzi Hotel
Shumba Camp
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Situated on Kafue National Park's Busanga Plains, Shumba Camp was originally a basic bushcamp run by Busanga Trails. We've known this camp since 1995, when we first visited ... although it's changed out of all ... Read more about Shumba Camp
Kaingo Camp
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Kaingo Camp overlooks the Luangwa River from beneath an old grove of ebony trees. It’s been owned by Derek Shenton and his family for years, and Derek still heads up the team and is frequently in camp guiding. ... Read more about Kaingo Camp
Bazaruto Lodge
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Bazaruto Lodge is a relatively large, resort-style lodge with simple chalets at the far north end of Bazaruto Island. Owned by the Portuguese Pestana group, it's been here for many years, and has a distinctly Mediterranean ... Read more about Bazaruto Lodge
Lagoon Camp
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The Kwando Concession is currently the largest private wildlife reserve in Botswana, covering 2,320km² of unfenced wilderness in the far north of the country. Only two camps share this vast reserve, Lagoon Camp ... Read more about Lagoon Camp
Lebala Camp
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In the extreme north of Botswana, Lebala Camp stands in the immense private Kwando Reserve, a vast and largely dry wildlife area with a deserved reputation as a top African safari camp for superb big game – and ... Read more about Lebala Camp
Selinda Camp
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Selinda Camp is situated in the Selinda Private Reserve which protects 1,350km² of northern Botswana, including the Selinda Spillway: a vital ancient watercourse (now flowing again) that links the Okavango River ... Read more about Selinda Camp
DumaTau
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Having been around since at least 2000, DumaTau Camp was re-built at the beginning of 2012, not far from the original camp. It still stands beside the Linyanti River, overlooking a lagoon and expansive swamps, ... Read more about DumaTau
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