Okavango Delta
Tawana Camp
Nestled within the pristine landscapes of Botswana's Moremi Game Reserve, Tawana is brand new camp in the Okavango Delta. Launched May 2024, Tawana is designed to harmonize with the verdant forests and grasslands along the perennial Gomoti River, merging the charm of a classic safari camp with unforgettable wildlife adventures. Inspired by the organic tones and textures of the landscape and the cultural heritage of the local Batawana tribe, Tawana blends style and contemporary design to create a distinctive safari destination with a strong sense of place.
The camp's spacious communal areas include an elegant lounge and both indoor and outdoor dining spaces. The lodge library features a carefully curated selection of reference materials covering the history of the Moremi Game Reserve and the traditions of the local Batawana tribe. Additionally, guests can indulge in culinary delights with amenities such as a walk-in wine cellar, wood-fired pizza oven, and open-air dining kgotla, enhancing the distinctive culinary experiences that define the Tawana adventure.
Seasoned African travelers hold the Moremi Game Reserve in high regard when it comes to wildlife. Covering nearly 5,000 square kilometers (1,900 square miles), this enchanting corner of Botswana is famed for its abundant populations of antelope, predators, and large herbivores. Tawana camp is completely unfenced, allowing wildlife to roam freely through its heart. In this place, you are immersed in the wilderness every moment of the day.
Each suite has been meticulously positioned to ensure absolute privacy and uninterrupted vistas of the Gomoti River and the game-rich floodplains. Nestled beneath the canopy of majestic ebony and sausage trees, these suites are enveloped in the deep shade of the lush riverine forest, offering a serene oasis of tranquility for guests to unwind between activities.
Behind the name
In a collaboration with Chief Tawana Moremi, the paramount chief of the Batawana tribe, whose ancestors have called this land home for centuries. Chief Tawana has joined forces with Natural Selection Camps to protect this pristine ecosystem for future generations while creating essential opportunities for his community. At Tawana, we honor both the cultural heritage and the rich wilderness of the region, offering a select number of fortunate guests the chance to experience one of Africa's last truly wild corners.
Field Notes
At the Camp
Tawana features an open-air kgotla, or boma enclosure, where guests can indulge in traditional outdoor dining around a welcoming campfire.
Tawana Camp
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