Duke’s Camp: Information from the owner
General information
- Type
- Campsite
- No. of rooms
- 8
- Check-in time
- 14h00
- Check-out time
- 10h00
Facilities at Duke’s Camp
- Property facilities
- Battery Charging Facilities, Communal Dining, Eco Friendly, Internet Access (Complimentary), Laundry Service (Complimentary), Pool, Private Vehicle Available
- Room facilities
- Balcony / Deck, Electrical Outlets, En-Suite, Fan, Laundry Service (Complimentary), Mosquito Nets, Outside Shower, Shower
- Activities on site
- Bird Watching, Boating, Catch-and-release Fishing, Fishing, Game Drives, Game Viewing, Helicopter Scenic Flights, High Tea, Mokoro Excursion, Safaris, Sleep Outs
- Nearby activities
- Cultural Tours, Helicopter Scenic Flights
- Languages
- English
Room types at Duke’s Camp
Double Tent
Taking their cue from the style and panache of the original Jack’s Camp, the guest tents at Duke’s Camp revel in the much-loved vintage safari aesthetic of plush fabrics, Persian rugs and hand-carved four-poster beds. Think mahogany sideboards filled with African memorabilia; richly-patterned kilims atop wooden floors and a butler tray decked with a steaming pot of filter coffee come morning. It’s a seamless blend of yesteryear charm, safari savoir-faire and deep respect for the surrounding natural ecosystems.
Each tent offers a spacious en-suite bathroom, bedecked with brass fittings and bespoke amenities, as well as a private viewing deck. Here leather campaign chairs offer a space for quiet reflection on your time in the wilderness, and the opportunity for spontaneous game sightings. Herds of elephant and red lechwe are common here, and moments spent in quiet observation rarely go unrewarded.
Family Tent
Taking their cue from the style and panache of the original Jack’s Camp, the guest tents at Duke’s Camp revel in the much-loved vintage safari aesthetic of plush fabrics, Persian rugs and hand-carved four-poster beds. Think mahogany sideboards filled with African memorabilia; richly-patterned kilims atop wooden floors and a butler tray decked with a steaming pot of filter coffee come morning. It’s a seamless blend of yesteryear charm, safari savoir-faire and deep respect for the surrounding natural ecosystems.
The family tent offers a spacious bedecked with brass fittings and bespoke amenities, as well as a private viewing deck. Here leather campaign chairs offer a space for quiet reflection on your time in the wilderness, and the opportunity for spontaneous game sightings. Herds of elephant and red lechwe are common here, and moments spent in quiet observation rarely go unrewarded
Twin Tent
Taking their cue from the style and panache of the original Jack’s Camp, the guest tents at Duke’s Camp revel in the much-loved vintage safari aesthetic of plush fabrics, Persian rugs and hand-carved four-poster beds. Think mahogany sideboards filled with African memorabilia; richly-patterned kilims atop wooden floors and a butler tray decked with a steaming pot of filter coffee come morning. It’s a seamless blend of yesteryear charm, safari savoir-faire and deep respect for the surrounding natural ecosystems.
Each tent offers a spacious en-suite bathroom, bedecked with brass fittings and bespoke amenities, as well as a private viewing deck. Here leather campaign chairs offer a space for quiet reflection on your time in the wilderness, and the opportunity for spontaneous game sightings. Herds of elephant and red lechwe are common here, and moments spent in quiet observation rarely go unrewarded.
Activities at Duke’s Camp
Boating
Jump on board our delta boats to cruise the Okavango waterways. Your experienced driver and guide will show you some of the best river sightings and sunsets. Keep a look out for birds, crocodiles, hippo and exciting game coming to quench their thirst, while you moor up along the river bank sipping a sundowner. This is what safari boat cruising is all about.
Fishing
A fabulous activity for families with kids. We’re all about catch and release so ask your safari guide to hook you up with a couple of rods. Your experienced guide will pole you amongst the lily pads and weaving sandbanks, showing you the ebb and flow of this incredible eco-system.
Fishing is possible between 01 March and 31 December, subject to water levels. No fishing is permitted in January and February due to breeding season.
Game Drive
Game drive through the vast concession to see the diverse wildlife of the area including wild dogs, sitatunga antelope, big cats and extensive birdlife. Their beautiful habitat changes with the season from seasonal floodplains, waterways and grassy savannah.
Mokoro Trips
This is one of the most iconic Okavango Delta experiences. Wind your way around the crystalclear
waterways on mokoro. Your experienced guide, will pole you amongst the lily pads and weaving sandbanks, to show you the ebbs and flows of this incredible eco-system.
Scenic Helicopter Flights
Fly over the vast landscape by helicopter to give a much broader perspective of the Delta. (This incurs an additional cost.)
Sleepout (Additional costs apply)
If you’re looking for the ultimate romantic adventure, then this activity will leave you totally starstruck. Spend an enchanting evening safely fly-camping on an island at Duke’s Camp. This activity will get you listening to the sounds of the African bush at night, while covered in a blanket of a billion stars.
• Children 6 years and older are welcome.
• Weather permitting.
• Duration: 1 night.
• Skybeds: 1 Apr – 31 Oct.
• Can be booked when staying 2 or more nights at your main camp.
• At an additional cost.
Spend time with one of our conservation partners, to see first-hand how we are making a difference to wildlife conservation in the area.
Visit one of our conservation partners by helicopter (at an additional cost).
Tsodilo Hills Cultural Trip (Additional costs apply)
Experience a trip to Tsodilo Hills, a World Heritage Site in the
Northern Okavango Delta. The hills are home to more than 4,000
San Bushman paintings – probably the most important rock art in
Africa! Several walking trails provide helpful routes around the
painting sites. (Access only by helicopter)
Other lodges in Okavango Delta Safari Reserves
Alternative places to stay in this same area.