PICTURESQUE SURROUNDINGS
Named after Victorian explorer and painter Thomas Baines, Sanctuary Baine’s Camp enjoys picturesque surrounds on a private concession bordering the Moremi Game Reserve.
Built from wood and recycled tin cans, this eco-conscious property sits on raised platforms high above the papyrus-lined Boro River. The main area features an expansive veranda for al fresco dining (with views over a hippo-filled lagoon) and a swimming pool with two thatched salas on either side – the perfect retreat on a sultry afternoon. The six suites come with romantic star baths and four-poster beds that can be easily rolled out onto your veranda for a night under the stars.
From adventurous game drives to enchanting canoe trips on the delta’s watery channels, guests are treated to a variety of classic Okavango experiences. As a result of being on a private concession, Sanctuary Baine’s is also able to offer exciting walking safaris and night drives. But to really get to grips with the enormity of the region, and enjoy some incredible photographic opportunities, take to the skies on a scenic helicopter flight.
SANCTUARY BAINES’ CAMP, OKAVANGO DELTA
Sanctuary Baine’s Camp, at a glance
- Small and serene camp set in a private concession on the edge of Moremi Game Reserve
- Surrounded by mature trees and papyrus
- Choice of just six luxurious suites standing on raised platforms and connected by wooden walkways
- Wooden decks with superb views over the hippos and Boro River
- Ensuite bathrooms and elegant, safari-style furnishings
- Stargazing baths and romantic, four-poster sky beds
- Chef-prepared cuisine is served on the deck overlooking the river – where elephants may easily join you at the table
For leisure and pleasure
- Inviting swimming pool
- Morning and evening drives to see big cats close up
- Night drives to observe nocturnal predators and their prey
- Walking safaris to discover small animals and to follow spoor
- Expert guides provide real insight into the different environments
- Waterway wildlife expeditions and crocodile watching from traditional dugout canoes, with local River Bushmen as guides
- Opportunity to take a scenic helicopter flight over the magnificent Okavango Delta
