Sanctuary Chief’s Camp is located on Chief’s Island. This is in the Mombo Concession of the Moremi Game Reserve. This area is known as the “Predator Capital of Africa” and is ideal for game viewing.
Step into a realm once reserved for Chief Moremi’s royal hunting expeditions, located in the heart of the enchanting Okavango Delta.
Personalised service, a remarkable setting, and the expertise of passionate guides are the hallmarks of a Sanctuary Retreats experience, showcased to glorious effect at Sanctuary Chief’s Camp.
This intimate, exclusive haven offers a blend of adrenaline-fueled adventure, breathtaking wilderness, and unparalleled refinement, swathed in the elegance synonymous with our brand.
A reflection of responsible tourism at its finest, not only has is the camp committed to environmental and philanthropic endeavours, but its design has been reimagined in harmony with local traditions and culture for a truly authentic stay.
Contemporary design and stylish interiors, rich in references to the camp’s royal heritage, meet soul-stirring views, ensuring that the thrill of a wildlife sighting is never far away.
Accommodations, meanwhile, comprise sophisticated private pavilions, decked out in soothing natural hues and materials.
Each of the 10 suites features a private terrace with a plunge pool, while the exclusive Geoffrey Kent Suite boasts two bedrooms, comfortably accommodating up to six guests on Botswana tour safaris.
Elsewhere, expect an award-winning dining experience featuring elevated cuisine and premium wines, plus a swimming pool, gym, and spa.
Little wonder esteemed publications such as Condé Nast Traveler and Travel & Leisure frequently rank Sanctuary Chief’s Camp among the world’s top safari destinations.
The seasonal water of the delta ensures that the area in front of the camp is always changing. It moves from a dry flood plain teeming with wildlife to a lush and tranquil lagoon.
This luxury accommodation camp in Botswana is named after Chief Moremi. Sanctuary Chief’s Camp is located in the world-renowned Moremi Game Reserve.
The luxurious camp is ideal for an exciting African safari tour. This is due to the vast numbers of animals that congregate all year round.
Chief’s Island is one of the many islands created by the seasonal flood waters of the Okavango Delta. It is well-known for the finest game viewing in Southern Africa.
Sanctuary Chief’s Camp is known for the finest cuisine and wines. The camp is also consistently rated as one of the top safari camps in Botswana. This is by Condé Nast and Travel & Leisure.
Sanctuary Chief’s Camp has twelve luxury bush pavilions. All the pavilions come with their own private decks as well as both indoor and outdoor showers. The split-level main deck offers expansive views over the floodplain.
Meanwhile the lower level of the deck houses an exquisite swimming pool to cool off the day’s heat. The main area houses a bar, curio shop, library reception and dining area.
For a rejuvenating pampering session, choose from a range of treatments at the camp’s treatment room.
On the other hand the dining area surrounds a fire pit on the very edge of the Piajio plains. Sanctuary Chief’s Camp is part of the Condé Nast ‘s exclusive “Platinum Circle”.
This is in recognition of its inclusion in the prestigious Gold List. It has been featured here for the last five consecutive years.
Let the serenity of Sanctuary Chief’s Camp envelop you from one of 10 elegant and breezy bush pavilions.
Some of the largest in the region, these sprawling 1,500 ft2 (140m2) abodes combine heritage details with modern indulgences, such as air-conditioning as well as traditional fans.
The bathrooms boast floor-to-ceiling windows and folding glass doors that reveal outdoor showers and lavish tubs, perfect for luxuriating.
Looking for an intimate dining experience? Savour the camp’s exquisite cuisine and fine wines from the privacy of your covered deck while you scout for elephants, giraffes, buffalo and more.
Bask in unrivalled privacy and comfort within the 6,673 ft2 (620m2) Geoffrey Kent Suite, Sanctuary Chief’s Camp’s most prestigious accommodation.
Suitable for up to six, the suite’s characterful interiors pay homage to the renowned explorer’s adventurous spirit, inspired by his love of travel, polo and photography.
The opulent sanctuary features a well-appointed kitchen, a cosy indoor lounge, a private boma or ‘safe enclosure’ and secluded deck areas, ideal for unwinding in the embrace of the African wilderness.
Expect amplified service from this exquisite suite, with the indulgence of a dedicated vehicle and guide for unforgettable game drives, plus a personal chef, waiter and housekeeper.
620m2 including bedrooms, lounge, dining and outdoor decking.
Immerse yourself in the skies above the breathtaking Okavango Delta with Helicopter Horizons Scenic Flights, a bespoke experience showcasing the untamed wilderness and wildlife in all its panoramic glory.
These flights whisk you westward towards the permanent delta, unveiling remote areas inaccessible by vehicle or boat, while revealing the staggering immensity of the region.
Doorless for unobstructed views, the flights offer unparalleled photographic and game viewing opportunities. A
personalised activity, timings of your aerial adventure are up to you, though we suggest early mornings and late afternoons for optimal photographic lighting.
Preferred flight times can be requested upon booking. This activity incurs an additional cost.
Sanctuary Chief’s Camp boasts truly awe-inspiring game viewing opportunities. Our exceptional guides stand ready to impart their extensive wildlife wisdom as you explore the Delta in modified open 4×4 vehicles.
On the plains, witness lions stalking the myriad antelope, zebra, and buffalo, delight in the sight of the elusive wild dogs.
This is a rare species pushed to the brink of extinction elsewhere in Africa, and encounter leopards, graceful genet cats and hyenas.
Embark on an extraordinary adventure aboard a traditional dugout canoe or ‘mokoro’, guided by a highly skilled local expert.
As the landscape transforms each June, the camp’s surroundings morph into a maze of lily-laden lagoons and meandering streams – the perfect stage for territorial hippos and lurking crocodiles awaiting unsuspecting prey.
Being poled through these waterways is a mesmerising experience that allows you to get up close and personal with creatures great and small, while witnessing the world from an entirely new perspective.
The tranquil pace of the mokoro offers a refreshing alternative to game drives, and an introduction to timeless transport methods still employed by the Delta’s ‘river bushmen’ or BaYei people.
Note: All water based activities are seasonal and dependent on the water levels of the delta. Children aged 12 and over are permitted on the mokoro activity.
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