Getting Here: By air into Hunda airstrip
Game Viewing: Day and Night game drives, fishing, and walking safaris
Lodge Style: East African Style tents on 2-3m raised decks.
Highlights: Game viewing, fishing and bird watching
Location: In the Jao reserve, on Hunda Island, western Okavango Delta, Moremi Game Reserve borders the east.
Rates:
- US$ 900.00 per person sharing (01/06/09 - 30/11/09)
- US$ 610.00 per person sharing (01/12/09 - 14/06/10)
- US$ 910.00 per person sharing (15/06/10 - 15/11/10)
- US$ 610.00 per person sharing (16/11/10 - 15/12/10)
Rates include; accommodation, all meals, all activities, park fees and all drinks (except premium imports).
Rates exclude; charters flights and taxes, and ground transfers.

Camp information:

Tubu Tree Camp is situated in the 60.000 hectare Jao Reserve which borders the Moremi Game Reserve in Botswana's Okavango Delta. The Camp is a traditional style tented safari camp built on raised wooden platforms to take best advantage of the beautiful view over the floodplains. The camp accommodates guests in 5 large, comfortable tents, each with a small, private deck in front.

All the tents have en suite bathroom facilities and private outdoor shower. The main dining and lounge areas are also large tents on raised platforms, with an outdoor pub area built under the canopy of a large Marula tree.

Activities at Tubu Tree Camp include day and night game drives in open 4 x 4 vehicles, as well as walking with an armed guide. When the Okavango's annual flood is at its highest (normally May to late September), boating, fishing and mokoro trips are also offered.

A variety of habitats ensures diverse and interesting game viewing. Wildlife seen here includes elephant, Lion, Zebra, Red Lechwe, Giraffe, Tsessebe, Wildebeest as well as Kudu, Impala, Leopard and Bushbuck.

Game Viewing:

A variety of habitats ensures diverse and interesting game viewing, as well as spectacular birding. Wildlife seen here includes Elephant, Lion, Zebra, Red Lechwe, Giraffe, Tsessebe, and Wildebeest on the floodplains. Kudu, Impala, Leopard and Bushbuck are also seen in the forested areas. During our winter months, the water levels rise and the floodplains become covered with water, permitting water activities. The variety of bird life is impressive with dry land species seen on the large islands and all the wetland birds seen on the floodplains and waterways.