The Okavango Delta is Botswana’s inland floodplain world: channels, reed beds, and private concessions that border Moremi Game Reserve. Our house here is andBeyond Sandibe Okavango Safari Lodge: twelve suites raised above papyrus on a private wildlife concession with exclusive traversing over roughly 22,500 hectares, for travelers who want land-based safari with real privacy.
Days move between guided game drives and walking safari when conditions allow; evenings return to decks that face the Santantadibe Channel. We arrange the light aircraft via Chitabe with the suite and confirm availability with the lodge. Pair with Namibia’s desert when a year wants both registers, or let this remain Botswana’s Delta stay.
The Delta is a World Heritage Site and one of Africa’s great wilderness areas: rain that falls in the Angolan highlands reaches Botswana months later, so the floods peak in the dry winter, from about June to August, just as game gathers along the water. Elephant, buffalo, lion, leopard and wild dog are all found on the concessions around Moremi.
Sandibe suits couples on a first safari, families who want the linked family suite, and returning travelers who want land-based game viewing with privacy. Read more on our Sandibe Okavango Safari Lodge page. It is part of our Wild Frontiers collection, and our Journal piece on private safari camps in East and Southern Africa sets it beside the Maasai Mara and the Namib Desert. See our Botswana guide for the wider country.