Botswana · Okavango Delta

Mokolwane

About

Mokolwane

Mokolwane is a small, intimate safari camp nestled amongst Mokolwane palms in the 180,000-hectare Xudum concession (NG29) in the Southern Okavango Delta. This remote camp is the only one in the concession, offering unparalleled privacy and an exclusive, low-impact safari experience. It's renowned as "leopard country," boasting the third-highest density of leopards in Africa, making it a prime location for big cat enthusiasts and wildlife filmmakers alike. The camp offers a chance to immerse yourself in an untamed wilderness teeming with diverse wildlife, including elephants, buffalo, and all the Okavango predators. Mokolwane is perfect for those seeking adventure and solitude, with each season presenting a unique spectacle of the Okavango Delta. The camp provides an authentic and intimate connection with nature, allowing guests to breathe in the stillness and witness incredible wildlife action up close. Its charm extends to being an ideal hideaway for exclusive-use groups, promising a truly unforgettable safari. The property is dedicated to conservation, supporting the "Coaching Conservation" outreach program for children. Guests contribute directly to these initiatives, fostering a deeper respect for wildlife and the environment. With its unique location, exceptional wildlife viewing opportunities, and commitment to responsible tourism, Mokolwane offers an extraordinary and impactful safari journey.

Highlights

  • Third highest density of leopards in Africa
  • Exclusive 180,000-hectare private concession with only one camp
  • Filming location for Netflix's "Living With Leopards" (Emmy-nominated) and BBC's "Big Cat Diary"
  • Diverse ecosystem with open grasslands, floodplains, lagoons, and forests
  • Ideal for exclusive use groups seeking privacy and adventure

What makes it special

  • Unparalleled leopard sightings and predator action
  • Authentic and intimate wilderness experience, far from crowds
  • Direct contribution to wildlife conservation through "Coaching Conservation" program
  • Remote and private setting in one of the largest untouched concessions in the Okavango Delta
  • Year-round diverse wildlife viewing opportunities

Facilities

  • 7 elevated canvas tents with en-suite bathrooms
  • Swimming pool
  • Lounge area with deck overlooking wildlife
  • Outdoor dining experiences
  • Wi-Fi in rooms
  • Mostly solar-powered with generator backup
  • Charging facilities in rooms
  • Mosquito nets and ceiling fans in tents
  • Family room
  • Night drives
  • Mokoro trips
  • Birding
  • Scenic heli flights