Each suite at Vumbura Plains has a very large and spacious bedroom area, with a writing desk and dressing area, a lounge with a view of the plains, a "sala" (outdoor sun deck with loungers and private plunge pool) and en suite bath facilities with a shower, w/c and a romantic nature shower on the outdoor deck.

The major game activity at Vumbura Plains is game viewing in open 4x4 Land Rovers that allow close proximity to animals in the savannah and forested areas. The Vumbura area is possibly the only region in the Okavango where one can view both Red Lechwe (a large antelope that inhabits the fringes of the waterways) and Sable antelope (who enjoy the dry countryside) on single game drive. Add in Lion, Leopard, Cheetah, Giraffe, Elephant and Buffalo, along with all the plains animals, and one has an all-round wildlife experience in a remote and private part of the Okavango Delta.

"On June 4th, heading back to camp from the airstrip we sighted the sub-adult males from the Kubu Pride. The lions had spotted a herd of about 1000 buffalo streaming out of the Mopane on the way to a drink. An old limping bull caught their attention and the hunt was on. As the lions approached, the bull caught scent of the hungry nomads and ran off into the safety of the big herd. This huge herd of buffalo was segmented into groups of between 100 to 150 animals, as they emerged from the Mopane, thus giving the lions an opportunity to test each individual herd. The pride were unsuccessful in their first three attempts of breaking the herds, but lucky at the fourth when a calf stumbled, enabling one of the lions to grab it out of the fleeing herd. What amazed me immensely was the arrival of another herd who headed straight up to the feeding lions. Just stood and watched a few metres away as the lions fed on the calf. A cow frequently ran up to the lions, horns forward, but was soon stopped by an aggressive growl and a slashing tail..."