Top choice in Okavango Delta
Xaranna is a worthy member of the elite group of camps run by &Beyond, which mixes daringly designed luxury accommodation with serious conservation work. Xaranna's large rooms have expansive terraces, private pools and as little to separate you from the delta surrounds as is possible. The food is excellent and the service first-rate.
You're on your own island here, and helicopter flights are possible, as are wildlife drives on which big cats are a real possibility.
20.47 MILES
The largest island in the Okavango Delta, Chief’s Island (70km long and 15km wide) is so named because it was once the sole hunting preserve of the local…
27.29 MILES
The grassy savannah of this 100-sq-km island, a long extension of the Moremi Tongue, contrasts sharply with the surrounding landscapes and provides some…
28.58 MILES
Literally the third log bridge after entering the reserve at South Gate (although First Bridge and Second Bridge were, at the time of writing, easy to…
29.86 MILES
Quite a long, wooden crossing on the trail between Third Bridge and Xakanaxa.
27.62 MILES
Blink and you'll miss it. First Bridge is more useful than interesting – depending on its state of repair, an alternative track alongside may serve the…
27.08 MILES
Not long before Mboma if you're coming from Maun. In fairly poor condition last time we visited.
20.47 MILES
The largest island in the Okavango Delta, Chief’s Island (70km long and 15km wide) is so named because it was once the sole hunting preserve of the local…
27.08 MILES
Not long before Mboma if you're coming from Maun. In fairly poor condition last time we visited.
27.29 MILES
The grassy savannah of this 100-sq-km island, a long extension of the Moremi Tongue, contrasts sharply with the surrounding landscapes and provides some…
27.62 MILES
Blink and you'll miss it. First Bridge is more useful than interesting – depending on its state of repair, an alternative track alongside may serve the…
28.58 MILES
Literally the third log bridge after entering the reserve at South Gate (although First Bridge and Second Bridge were, at the time of writing, easy to…
29.86 MILES
Quite a long, wooden crossing on the trail between Third Bridge and Xakanaxa.