Constructed entirely from recycled and reclaimed materials, including railway sleepers and bamboo, the camp reflects a deep commitment to sustainability and environmental harmony. Thick thatch covers the canvas roofs and walls, blending the structures seamlessly into the lush delta landscape. The interiors evoke the serene blues and greens of the Okavango, with vintage Persian rugs, flowing silk curtains, and thoughtfully sourced décor that complements the natural setting. Sitatunga Private Island is designed for a maximum of four guests in two spacious tented suites or a separate two-bedroom private suite, providing an intimate, personalized safari experience.

Guests are surrounded by the water-based ecosystem of the Okavango Delta through activities like motorized boat safaris, Mokoro excursions when water levels allow, guided walks on nearby islands, and tag-and-release fishing. Wildlife highlights include rare sightings of the elusive sitatunga antelope, abundant hippos and crocodiles in the reed-lined channels, visiting elephants and predators, and over 200 species of birds. The camp’s tranquil setting encourages guests to slow down and connect deeply with the unique rhythms of the delta’s waterways, offering a serene yet adventurous safari experience in one of Africa’s last great wildernesses.