This well known camp is set overlooking a secluded lagoon in the northern Okavango Delta. This region offers a contrasting experience, as its location allows access to the permanent waterways of the Delta as well as expansive dry land areas, admired for their quality game viewing.
Kwara accommodates a maximum of 16 guests in eight traditionally styled tents on raised decks, each offering superb views of the lagoon. Towering African ebony and mangosteen trees ensure that the camp is always cool while the hundreds of birds add to the feeling of serenity in one of the Okavango's best kept secrets.
At the heart of Kwara Camp is a tented central area where you'll find a lounge, bar and curio shop alongside a separate thatched dining area - where colourful table runners and beaded lantern covers adorn the dinner table. Both are raised slightly on wooden decks, with open sides to overlook the lagoon. The comfortable lounge is constructed around the trunks of growing leadwood and mangosteen trees, while the bar is simply a hewn tree trunk with a well-stocked fridge from which you are encouraged to help yourself. This is a place to relax in a comfortable seat and read one of the camp’s small stock of books, play a traditional game of morabaraba or look out over the lagoon to spot visiting wildlife.
Kwara accommodates a maximum of 16 guests in eight traditionally styled tents on raised decks, each offering superb views of the lagoon. Towering African ebony and mangosteen trees ensure that the camp is always cool while the hundreds of birds add to the feeling of serenity in one of the Okavango's best kept secrets.
Meals are served buffet style and a good variety is provided including fresh vegetables and fruit. Guests are normally seated together for meals. Before the morning activity, a light breakfast is served around the campfire. After your morning excursion, a wholesome brunch buffet is provided, with a good choice of dishes. High tea sets you up for the afternoon activity. Dinner is served at around 8.00pm – usually a plated starter and dessert, and a choice of main-course dishes from the buffet.
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Kwara offers, within the exclusive concession in which it is located, a wide variety of activities. In addition to game drives, both day and night, the camp offers game walks and mokoro trips, as well as power boating and fishing (spinning equipment is provided but fly fisherman need to bring their own equipment).
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Based on 338 reviews
5
Location
4.8
Sleep Quality
4.5
Rooms
4.3
Service
4.6
Value
4.4
Cleanliness
4.6
Published Fri, Apr 30, 2026
Another great stay at Kwara! I had a group of 16 again and we have a great time! The guides and trackers were awesome. The camp catered to our needs with the flexibility that worked for our group. Of...
Published Sat, Feb 28, 2026
Excellent venue. Food, staff and lodges superb. 5am Safari start takes a bit of getting used to and the journey to start is a bit tedious but that’s the nature of the beast. The guides are extremely...
Published Fri, Feb 28, 2026
We stayed at Kwara camp for 4 nights having researched the camps offered by Kwando which had water around at this time of year. We had a very enjoyable stay with lovely comfortable accommodation and...
