If you would like to experience a stay in Okuti as part of an unforgettable safari trip in Southern Africa, please contact us! We will create your very own personalised CONSAFARITY for you, always taking into account your individual ideas, wishes and possibilities.
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The most important facts at a glance
Meals
incl.
Drinks
incl.
Number of rooms
7
Wifi
Yes
Laundry service
Yes
Souvenir shop
Yes
Pool
Yes
The camp consists of five very spacious chalets, also known as "Masasas," an old tribal term for a house made of reeds. Uniquely designed in style and architecture, these buildings all face the constantly flowing Maunachira Channel. Each chalet features a double bed, seating area, private veranda, and an en-suite bathroom with indoor and outdoor showers. Two additional family chalets each comprise two bedrooms with a generously sized shared bathroom.
Okuti's main area, designed with typical African elements and motifs, includes a dining area, lounge, fire deck, souvenir shop, and swimming pool.
Okuti Camp Highlights:
- Located amidst the legendary Moremi Game Reserve
- Breathtaking destination with opportunities for spectacular wildlife sightings
- Exceptional camp architecture with spacious thatched houses
- Beautiful views of the Maunachira Channel
- Superbly guided game drives
- Motorboat cruises through the winding channels of the Okavango Delta
- Self-drivers are also warmly welcomed
Possible safari actvities
Game drive
Motorboat trip
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Okuti is situated in the heart of the world-renowned and incredibly diverse Moremi Game Reserve, which delights both repeat and first-time visitors to the region with its consistently excellent wildlife viewing opportunities year-round. Guests at Okuti can explore the spectacular wildlife up close on superbly guided game drives and motorboat trips along the magical waterways of the delta.
Elephants, lions, leopards, baboons, hippos, crocodiles, giraffes, and various antelope species inhabit the marshlands, floodplains, and gallery forests of Moremi. The open lagoons and winding channels of the delta also make the area a true birding paradise, where during the breeding season, a variety of herons and storks nest, among others.
