Little Kwara Camp is situated in a tree’d island on the edge of the permanent waters of the world renowned Okavango Delta in Botswana.

The concession shares a common boundary with Moremi Game Reserve.

Hidden amongst trees, access is by air via the Kwara airstrip. While the  camp will share a name with the well known, 16 bedded Kwara Camp, Little Kwara Camp is a completely separate  camp from Kwara.

The tents are spacious, and are elevated into the tree  canopy on wooden decks each with its own private veranda.

Each tent has it’s  own en suite facilities comprising bathroom with bath and an inside/outside  shower. This is an ideal camp for exclusive use by small groups and families.

Little Kwara Camp offers all the following activities -
mekoro trips year round,

double deck boat cruise,

island walks

as well as game  drives both off road and at night.

Fishing is also offered on request, using normal reel and rod fishing - flying fishing enthusiasts need to bring their own equipment.

To put the concession area  into context - 175 000 ha (or 1750 square kilometers ) is almost half a million
acres !

The ability to operate off road and at night is critical in order to see the up to  30% of interesting mammal species that are mainly active at night.

These include leopard, lion, wild dog, hyena and smaller predators. The presence of permanent water at Little Kwara ensures excellent year-round game viewing.

The permanent water also ensures that mekoro trips (dugout canoes) can take  place in shallow water throughout the year. Little Kwara is one of a handful of camps able to make this claim of being a wet and dry camp all year around.

The spectacular scenery with scattered herds of plains game and the ever-attendant predators helps to enhance your safari. Due to the labyrinth of waterways, islands, seasonal flood plains and bush, Little Kwara is always
interesting and varied.

Taking a morning mekoro trip, moving silently through the flood plains is a memorable experience and the highlight for many.

The trip is  broken by an island visit where guests rest in the shade of the large trees while surveying the surrounding delta waters and lagoons. After the refreshment break our trained and armed guides take you on a guided walk on the island before your relaxing return to camp by mekoro.