Oka Swamps is a safari specialist and tour operator, offering a full service for reservations including safari expeditions and trips throughout the country of Botswana & the Southern African Region

Based in Maun, we at Oka Swamps pride ourselves on being a small, knowledgeable and dedicated team whose focus is to provide a professional and personal service to our clients. We will make planning your trip, where ever it may be in Botswana & Africa trouble free leaving you and your family free to relax, enjoy your holiday and most of all Collect Memories with us!.

About Us

With experienced personnel, as a tour operator, we personalize our itineraries according to our customers' tastes and needs. The tour operator combines luxury, style, service, and authenticity to provide a unique, exciting adventure and an unforgettable experience.

Our itineraries showcase the most famous destinations on offer in Africa that meet our high standards and expectations in terms of both quality and service.

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All of our safaris are conducted by talented, responsible, and caring guides. In addition, safari travel is always in relatively new vehicles, often combined with internal flights to cut down on driving time. While we endeavor to offer competitive prices, in the end, we will always favor ethics, quality, and wildlife conservation.

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We are ethically minded and, as such, we place the utmost importance on ensuring that all our staff members display the best character embodying the companies values at all times. We also take pride in our equipment and machinery, which is new and in the best shape possible and well maintained; consequently, breakdowns and other mechanical complications while you are on safari will be rare.

Lodges and Camps of Botswana...

Dqae Qare San Lodge

Dqae Qare San Lodge is a unique Kalahari experience as it is owned and run by the San (Bushmen) people. Set up as a social enterprise the Dqae Qare San Lodge supports the local San D’Kar community through employment and is a crucial project in the San’s quest for cultural survival.

At Dqae Qare San Lodge you will be welcomed by the San themselves who will prepare your rooms and meals and ensure your authentic experience of San culture through the range of cultural activities they offer.

Sango Safari Camp

Sango Safari Camp is nestled in the shade of the trees overlooking the Khwai River. Situated on the outskirts of the traditional village of Khwai and bordering Moremi Game Reserve, the camp offers guests the perfect base from which to explore the wildlife and culture of this unique habitat. This intimate safari camp was named after the Sango Family – some of the original inhabitants of the Khwai area, who collaborated with Bush Ways to develop the camp.

Tsodilo Hills

In the otherwise largely level landscape of northern Botswana, the Tsodilo Hills are a notable yet seldom- visited landmark and UNESCO World Heritage Site. Geologically distinct from the Okavango, the Tsodilo Hills have long been held sacred by Botswana’s Bushmen communities, who have created a stunning gallery of rock art in the caves that dot the hillsides.

Ghoha Hills Savuti Camp

Ghoha Hills Savuti Camp is perched on the Ghoha Hills, overlooking the vast expanse of the Savuti area of Chobe National Park. The elevated position of the camp offers some of the most breathtaking views in Botswana.

Located some 40 minutes north of Savuti Airstrip, it provides privacy and exclusivity to the guests, especially as the Savuti area can get quite busy during high season.

Leroo La Tau

Leroo La Tau is situated on the western bank of the Boteti River, northwest of Khumaga Village and about 140 kilometres southeast of Maun. The eastern bank of the Boteti forms the boundary of the Makgadikgadi Pans National Park, which stretches away from the riverbank towards its interior of scrubland and mineral-rich grasslands.

Okavango Delta

Described as 'the jewel of the Kalahari’, the Okavango Delta – a tranquil and isolated oasis set in the harsh and arid surroundings of Botswana’s bush and desert – is widely regarded as one of Africa's best safari destinations, with its rich diversity of fauna and flora. The delta is one of the largest and most important inland wetlands of the world, with 2500 species of plants, 65 fish species, 20 large herbivores and their attendant predators, and more than 450 species of birds.