Kadizora Camp

Located in the northern reaches of the Okavango Delta, Kadizora Camp offers a life-changing safari experience within one of the world’s most exclusive wilderness destinations. As a UNESCO World Heritage Site, this serene inland delta serves as the backdrop to Africa’s grandest spectacle, providing an unparalleled experience in a landscape unlike anywhere else on Earth.

The camp is situated within a vast, unfenced 120,000-hectare concession, characterised by a diverse ecosystem and high concentrations of wildlife that move freely throughout the year. With only five camps permitted in this expansive area, guests enjoy intimate wildlife sightings with very few vehicles. Positioned as a neighbour to the renowned Duba Plains and Vumbura concessions, Kadizora provides a premier vantage point for exploring the "Jewel of the Kalahari."

Kadizora Camp strikes a perfect balance between adventure, culture, and relaxation. It offers travellers the opportunity to disconnect and immerse themselves in natural wild spaces while supporting responsible travel initiatives. Guests can expect to check off bucket-list experiences and create lasting memories, supported by the warm hospitality of local staff in one of the last truly authentic wilderness areas remaining.

A journey to this part of the Delta encompasses both lush wetlands and expansive drylands. Visitors can traverse meandering waterways, passing islands fringed with palm and papyrus, and explore thick woodlands teeming with rich biodiversity. Fed by the Okavango River, originating in the Angolan Highlands, this region remains the largest intact inland delta in the world, offering a pristine glimpse into the heart of Africa’s interior.