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Inside Botswana’s Mombo camp, a crown jewel of African safaris

Mombo Camp in Botswana’s Okavango Delta blends unmatched wildlife, solar-powered luxury, and conservation, offering Africa’s most exclusive safari experience.

Feyisayo Ajayi
Last updated: May 23, 2025 8:58 am
Feyisayo Ajayi Published May 23, 2025
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At a Glance


  • Elevated tented suites with plunge pools, wrap-around verandas, and panoramic floodplain views provide a refined, immersive safari stay in the heart of the Okavango Delta.
  • In a Big Five region, Mombo offers up-close sightings from guided drives and suite decks, delivering rare access to Africa’s most diverse wildlife populations.
  • Powered by solar energy and built with eco-conscious materials, Mombo Camp supports rhino conservation and partners with locals to promote sustainable livelihoods.

Situated on the northern tip of Chief’s Island in Botswana’s Moremi Game Reserve, Mombo Camp—fittingly called the “Place of Plenty”—delivers an unrivaled safari experience in the wildlife-rich heart of the Okavango Delta.

Botswana’s Moremi Game Reserve
Mombo Camp inside Botswana’s Moremi Game Reserve

Renowned for its abundant wildlife and commitment to sustainable luxury, the camp seamlessly blends opulence with ecological mindfulness.


Mombo Camp

A pinnacle of safari luxury

Reconstructed in 2018, Mombo Camp comprises nine expansive tented suites elevated two meters above the ground, providing panoramic views of the teeming floodplains. 

Each suite features indoor and outdoor showers, a private plunge pool, and a wrap-around veranda, ensuring guests experience the wilderness without compromising comfort. 

The camp’s design incorporates natural materials and operates entirely on solar power, reflecting a dedication to environmental sustainability.


Exceptional wildlife encounters

Mombo Camp is situated in one of Africa’s most wildlife-rich regions, offering guests the opportunity to observe the Big Five and other species such as cheetahs, wild dogs, and various antelope in their natural habitat. 

Guided game drives provide intimate encounters with the diverse fauna, while the camp’s strategic location allows for wildlife viewing directly from the comfort of one’s suite.


Culinary and wellness excellence

Dining at Mombo Camp is a gastronomic journey, featuring locally sourced ingredients and traditional Botswana flavors. 

Guests can enjoy meals under the stars in the camp’s boma or in the thatched dining area. For relaxation, the camp offers a well-equipped gym and a spa providing treatments that incorporate indigenous botanicals, all set against the backdrop of the serene delta.


Investment in conservation and community

Beyond providing luxury accommodations, Mombo Camp plays a pivotal role in conservation efforts, including the successful reintroduction of black and white rhinos into the Okavango Delta. The camp also engages with local communities, supporting initiatives that promote sustainable livelihoods and cultural preservation.


With nightly rates starting around $4,896 per person during peak season, Mombo Camp represents a significant investment. However, the unparalleled wildlife experiences, commitment to sustainability, and exceptional service make it a premier destination for discerning travelers seeking an authentic African safari.

Camp Moremi

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