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Homepage
This is Jack's Camp's homepage - very whizzy graphics and lots of pics.
Live availability for Jacks Camp
Use this live site to check on space at Jacks Camp, San Camp and Camp Kalahari. Under the Availability tab, simply enter your start date in the boxes under the calender, then click the green arrow next to Update Calender. A red square means a full camp.
Jack's Camp in the media
We often arrange African trips for top journalists and a few of the resultant articles are online. Pieces written about Jack's Camp include:
When it rains it roars in the Kalahari by Brian Jackman
Published in The Sunday Times on 2 Apr 2006
Published in The Sunday Times on 2 Apr 2006
See our articles page for more pieces about our trips and safaris
Jack's Camp is often combined with:
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Selinda Camp
|30%|
The upmarket Selinda Camp is situated in the 1,350km 2 Selinda Reserve in northern Botswana, which incorporates game-rich floodplains, the Zibalianja Lagoon and the Selinda Spillway. There’s long been a camp here and its focus has always been big game safaris in the dry ... Read more about Selinda Camp
Lagoon Camp
|20%| 
Set in the north of Botswana's vast Kwando Concession, the relaxed Lagoon Camp was completely renovated at the beginning of 2011. It is shaded by trees on the banks of the Kwando River, where a band of lush riverine forest is interspersed with open plains. The wildlife ... Read more about Lagoon Camp
Little Vumbura
|18%| 
Little Vumbura is an intimate and remote but eminently comfortable camp, built on a secluded island in the private Vumbura Reserve. The camp is surrounded by water, both permanent deep channels and seasonal shallower floodplains, with access to good tracts of dry areas ... Read more about Little Vumbura
Chitabe Lediba
|18%| 
Chitabe Lediba is situated on an elevated island within the Chitabe Reserve. This fairly dry area lies towards the south of Botswana’s Okavango Delta, largely surrounded by the Moremi Game Reserve, and is generally regarded as good for game year-round. The camp’s focus ... Read more about Chitabe Lediba
Little Kwara
|15%| 
North of Botswana's Moremi Game Reserve, Little Kwara lies within the 1,750km2 private Kwara Reserve, where the diversity of the environments is reflected in both the wide range of activities possible – both land and water year-round – and the big game found here. It's ... Read more about Little Kwara
Chitabe Camp
|12%| 
Situated in the southern part of the Okavango Delta, the established Chitabe Camp has an impressive track record for game viewing. The camp overlooks a floodplain of the Chitabe concession, which is bordered on three sides by the Moremi Game Reserve. One of the Delta's ... Read more about Chitabe Camp
Vumbura Plains
|12%| 
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 wonderfully varied and high densities of game – is home to the ... Read more about Vumbura Plains
Jacana Camp
|12%| 
Jacana Camp is a fairly small camp built on a little island amidst the large open floodplains of the Jao Flats. The Okavango's levels fluctuate throughout the year but Jacana is usually completely surrounded by water, giving it a true island feeling. This also means that ... Read more about Jacana Camp
Royal Tree Lodge
|10%|
Formerly known as Motentsela Tree Lodge, Royal Tree Lodge is a small lodge situated on a private game farm about 15 minutes from the center of Maun. Although this lodge is in Maun, it feels very remote, and it's an ideal spot if you need a night either at the beginning ... Read more about Royal Tree Lodge
Savuti Camp
|10%| 
Savuti Camp is about 30km due west of the Savuti Marsh, and the famous Savuti area of Chobe National Park. It stands in the private Linyanti Reserve, which covers 1,250km2 and has within it three private camps. In the north, beside the Linyanti River, the environment is ... Read more about Savuti Camp
Footsteps across the Delta
|10%| 
Specialising in walking safaris, Footsteps across the Delta is a simple, semi-permanent camp that caters for a maximum of six guests. Although game drives, and – in season – mokoro trips are possible, the camp focuses primarily on walking in small groups. ***STOP PRESS*** ... Read more about Footsteps across Delta
Tongabezi
|10%| 
Set on the steep banks of the Zambezi River, about 18km upstream from the Victoria Falls, Tongabezi has long been one of the region's most romantic – and exclusive – hideaways. It was founded in 1990, many years before most of Africa’s safari lodges, and from the beginning ... Read more about Tongabezi
Royal Livingstone Hotel
|10%| 
Opened in 2001, the five-star Royal Livingstone Hotel sits amongst landscaped gardens on the banks of the Zambezi River. Despite being a modern build, the hotel has an old-world, colonial style to it. Its location, with the Victoria Falls just 15 minutes’ walk away, is ... Read more about Royal Livingstone Hotel
Kwara Camp
|8%| 
Situated on a forested island, and shaded by large trees overlooking floodplains and a seasonal lagoon in the Okavango Delta, Kwara Camp has the style of a fairly traditional safari camp. It offers its guests year-round land and water activities: big-game-viewing plus ... Read more about Kwara Camp
Tau Pan Camp
|8%| 
The first permanent camp to open inside the Central Kalahari Game Reserve (CKGR) – and still one of only two within the reserve – Tau Pan sits on a low sand ridge with commanding views over the surrounding plains to Tau Pan itself, and beyond.
At around 52,800km2, the ... Read more about Tau Pan Camp
Lebala Camp
|8%| 
In the extreme north of Botswana, the stylish Lebala Camp stands in lush, open grasslands in the south of the private Kwando Reserve. This vast reserve is a largely dry wildlife area with a reputation as a top African safari destination for big game – focusing especially on the predators... Read more about Lebala Camp
DumaTau Camp
|8%| 
Originally opened in 2000, Botswana's tented DumaTau Camp was rebuilt and reopened in August 2012 beside the Linyanti River, not far from the original camp. It overlooks a lagoon and expansive swamps within the extensive, private Linyanti Reserve, where wildlife safaris ... Read more about DumaTau
Zarafa Camp
|8%| 
Set within Botswana's private 1,350 km 2 Selinda Reserve, the intimate Zarafa Camp (formerly called Zibadianja) was completely relocated and rebuilt in 2008. It now occupies a scenic setting atop an ancient, slightly raised earth bank, beside the lagoons and floodplains, ... Read more about Zarafa Camp
Avani Victoria Falls
|8%| 
Opened in 2001, the 3-star Avani Victoria Falls Resort (formerly known as the Zambezi Sun) is a sprawling resort hotel with an informal atmosphere, and a colourful, fun design throughout. The closest hotel to the Victoria Falls, it's really all about the location as you're ... Read more about Avani Victoria Falls
The River Club
|8%| 
The River Club sits high on the banks of the Zambezi River with expansive views both upstream and towards the Victoria Falls, and across into Zimbabwe. It’s a small, smart lodge at which guests usually stay for 2-3 nights when visiting the Falls. Owned and run by the knowledgeable ... Read more about The River Club
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the few companies to hold AITO's original coveted 5-star status for responsible tourism. It's a lead
that others are now following.
