Your own corner of the Okavango Delta

A luxury tented camp on the Gomoti River, Okavango

Follow the flow of the river

Two safari activities daily on a river that never runs dry

Wildlife on our doorstep

Watch wildlife from your deck, a mokoro, or by boat

Okavango Delta – botswana

A place where water, wilderness and time move as one

Tucked away on the banks of the perennial Gomoti River in the southern reaches of the Okavango Delta, Lake Mokoba Tented Camp overlooks a tranquil lagoon frequented by hippos and crocodiles. Blending the romance of a classic tented safari with contemporary comfort, it offers an authentic wilderness escape in one of Botswana’s most spectacular landscapes.

Life here unfolds at the gentle pace of the river. Explore winding waterways, enjoy guided walks, or simply relax and take in the sights and sounds of the Delta. With just a handful of luxury tents, the camp offers an intimate safari experience where nature always takes centre stage. Thanks to the year-round flow of the Gomoti River, exceptional game viewing, abundant birdlife, and unforgettable water-based adventures can be enjoyed in every season.

10

Guest tents

24

Beds

1:30

Hrs from Maun

100%

Off the grid

A glamping escape along the Gomoti River

Whether you’re seeking a romantic escape, an adventure with friends, or a memorable family safari, our accommodation has been thoughtfully designed to suit every traveller. Couples can unwind in our beautifully appointed River Tents, while families can enjoy the extra space and comfort of our Family River Tents. Perfectly positioned along the Gomoti River, each tent offers an immersive safari experience surrounded by the beauty of the Okavango Delta.

River Tent

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Explore the Okavango Delta

The southern Okavango Delta offers a safari experience unlike anywhere else in Africa. With permanent waterways, diverse habitats, and abundant wildlife throughout the year, every day presents a new opportunity for discovery. Whether gliding silently through the reeds in a traditional mokoro, exploring on foot with an experienced guide, or cruising the Gomoti River by boat, each activity provides a unique perspective.

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