Chiefs Camp

• Gorgeous island location 
• Huge guest pavilions with private decks and plunge pools
• Luxury suite sleeping up to 6 
• 4x4 game drives and mokoro rides 
• Good chance of seeing Rhino 
• Dining deck and pizza oven

Open: Sanctuary Chiefs Camp is open all year. 

Location: On Chiefs Island in the Mombo Concession, part of the Moremi Game Reserve in the Okavango Delta. It has its own private airstrip and is about a 25 minute flight from Maun. The airstrip is about a 40 minute drive (2kms) from the camp.

Rooms: There are 10 bush pavilions and 1 suite. Each of the pavilions has an impressive 141 square metres of indoor and outdoor space. They have a large bedroom, bar, en-suite bathroom with bathtub, shower, two hand basins, full length windows and folding doors that laead onto the deck, a separate toilet and an outdoor shower. There is a supply of toiletries. The deck has shaded and sunny areas, seating, a dining area and a plunge pool. Amenities include air conditioning and fans, a Nespresso macine and Wi-Fi. The Geoffey Kent luxury suite consists of 2 linked pavilions, a lounge, outdoor dinig area and kitchen. It comes with its own housekeeper, waiter, driver and vehicle, so is ideal for those desiring privacy. This suite sleeps between 4 and 6 guests. 

Activities: Seasonal mokoro rides, morning and afternoon game drives. 

Facilities: There is a communal lounge, bar and library. The large dining room opens onto its own deck which has a pizza oven. There are other viewing decks and a swimming pool. The camp has a fitness centre and spa, a children's play room, gift shop and an orientation room where you can learn more about the area, its flora and fauna.  

Dining: Meals are usually served communally in the dining room or out on the deck, although individual tables can be arranged on request on your pavilion deck. You have a choice of a continental or cooked breakfast, lunch is a selection of buffet dishes and salads, afternoon tea includes scrummy cakes and saviury snacks, and dinner is a 3 course meal.

Children: The camp accepts children 6 years and over, although children aged between 6 and 11 are permitted on activities only at the discretion of the camp managers. There is a children's playroom at the camp. The camp is unfenced so children must be kept under supervision at all times. 

Health: This is a malarial area. 

Communication: Complimentary wifi is available in the main areas of the camp. There is no direct telephone line or cellphone reception.