The camp is located in the remote inner reaches of the Okavango Delta, with just eight luxurious en-suite tents which are raised to ensure all guests have views of the floodplains. The dining and sitting areas are also raised on decking around a massive ancient fig tree. Ebony, knob thorn acacia, and sausage trees provide shade on warm days. A small swimming pool and sun deck is the perfect spot to relax and cool down. At dinner, enjoy your meal while watching the brilliant sunsets. A well-stocked bar ensures a delicious sundowner is always available.

The sparkling clear and clean waters are the pulse of this region attracting herons and other species of birds as well as elephants, predators and prey. No crowds and no safari vehicles are fighting for the best views.
Activities include game viewing in 4x4 vehicles, but the best experience is on foot or by gliding silently through the Delta by mokoro. Weave your way through small palm-dotted islands. You may hear the elephants' morning calls in the distance. With your guide, see these giants taking their daily baths, and maybe spot a mother gently bathing her calf.

Game viewing includes a wide variety of other game in the Delta, including impala, lechwe, hippo, crocodile, and lion. Migratory water birds like the yellow-billed storks and slate egrets come to hatch their young around the area depending on the season. Sometimes you may just spot the sitatunga antelope's nostrils floating above the surface of the water, as it hides from leopards and wild dogs.