Okavango Delta
Kiri Camp is situated in a private concession in the heart of Botswana's Okavango Delta - a UNESCO World Heritage Site and home to an impressive array of animals and birdlife. The camp is named after the Kiri channel which flows passed the island on which the camp is situated.
The camp offers a combination of both game drives and water activities (water and flood dependant) which will take you to some of the more remote areas in the Delta. A motorboat ride during peak flood times promises to enthrall you and captivate you, with the chance of seeing iconic wildlife from the river, or glide on a quiet mokoro through the water lilies and view wildlife from below as you sail along at water level height. Off road and night driving are allowed, as are armed nature walks through the surrounding islands with knowledgeable guides.
The game vehicles seat 6 people in total.
The wildlife in the Kiri area is diverse and plentiful, renown for its lion and buffalo interactions and rare wild dog numbers.
There are just 10 tents in total, including 3 family tents. The camp is raised on wooden decks to give guests a view of the mighty Kiri floodplains which stretch out in front of the camp. The luxury tents are designed to incorporate the surrounding ebony forest under which the camp is situated. The use of wood, canvas and reeds are primary to the architecture of this stunning camp.
