Splash Camp

• Watch animals by the water pan
• Game drives with a guide and a tracker
• Glide through waterways in a mokoro
• Splash Enclave for exclusive group use
• Watch Splash Camp's video

Open: Splash Camp is open all year. It first opened in June 2018.

Location: The camp is in the 175,000 hectare Kwara Private Reserve within the Okavango Delta. The camp is a 40 minute drive from Kwara airstrip.

Rooms: There are 10 guest rooms and 2 guide rooms. The guest rooms include 2 larger family units, each with 2 bedrooms and a shared bathroom. Rooms are set on raised decks and all have a terrace with comfy chairs overlooking the pan. Every room has an en-suite bathroom with twin hand basins, a flush toilet and a shower plus an outdoor shower.
Splash Camp includes Splash Enclave, used exclusively for groups of 6 to 10 or more, with no age restrictions. These groups will use the same rooms as the main camp but have their own communal facilities with a lounge, bar, dining area and plunge pool. It is offered on a request only basis.

Activities: You can take part in both land and water based activities from Splash Camp. These include game drives and night drives in 4x4 vehicles with a guide and a tracker, guided walks, mokoro and boat trips, fishing (from March to December) and trips to the heronries in Godikwe and Gcobega lagoons between August and December.

Facilities: Splash Camp’s communal areas comprise a lounge, bar, orientation centre, gift shop, a deck with a plunge pool, and a camp fire used for early breakfasts and post dinner drinks and stories.
Splash Enclave has its own secluded dining area, lounge, bar, deck and plunge pool.

Dining: Meals are served indoors and outside, and can be eaten as a group or at individual tables.

Children: Children aged 6 years and over are welcome. There is no minimum age limit for Splash Enclave. There are 2 family units with 2 bedrooms each. The minimum age for mokoro trips and guided walks is 12 years.

Health: This is a malarial area.

Communication: There is no internet access or mobile phone coverage.

Notes: The area in which the camp is situated is known as splash due to the amount of water that has to be crossed to reach it.