Baines' Camp, Botswana

 
The main area has a deck for outdoor dining & views over the permanent water of the lagoon. The little luxuries are well represented here: there is a swimming pool with private salas for relaxation. To explore on land, game drives in 4x4 vehicles will get you close to Africa's greatest predators by day & in this private reserve, continue well after dark. The permanent water opens up the whole world of floating safaris, atmospherically silent at the gentle pace of a poled mokoro. Truly an eco-camp, the camp walls have been made from recycled materials & neutrally decorated to blend in with the natural habitat.


Effortlessly romantic & set amongst shady trees & large termite mounds nestles the little & intimate Sanctuary Baines' Camp. Poised between the plains game of Moremi & the permanent waters of the Okavango Delta, the area is great for all bird & animal species. An additional matchless attraction is the chance to meet the orphan elephants adopted by naturalists Doug & Sandy Groves & interact with these gentle giants in their calming, natural surroundings.

Sanctuary Baines' Camp has luxury suites. All have en suite facilities, mini bars & ceiling fans. The
There's no triple rooms obtainable at the camp.
suites are set on elevated platforms, with wooden decks overlooking the permanent water of the Boro River. Four-poster beds are draped with netting & are designed to be basically rolled out onto your private wooden decks for nights under the stars. All suites & communal areas are linked by wooden boardwalks.
  • Baines Camp is a small and intimate camp with 5 luxury suites
  • A low environmental impact camp which has been built using commercially grown wood and recycled tin cans
  • Activities included are day and night game drives, walking safaris and mokoros.
  • Opportunity to walk with the elephants with the Living with the Elephants project. This activity is at an extra cost
  • Children over 12 years old are welcome at the camp

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