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Luxury Safari Camp
Botswana

Cha Cha Metsi
Okavanago Delta

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Exclusive Location: Nestled on a secluded private island within the heart of the Okavango Delta, Cha Cha Metsi offers an unparalleled setting surrounded by tranquil lagoons and floodplains. Its remote position allows guests to experience the untouched beauty of Botswana’s wilderness.
Intimate Camp: With only five beautifully appointed suites, the camp ensures an exclusive and private atmosphere. Each suite features spacious interiors, open-air decks, and uninterrupted views of the Delta, allowing guests to fully immerse themselves in the natural surroundings while enjoying personalised service.
Water-Based Activities: The camp’s unique location enables guests to explore the Delta’s iconic waterways through serene mokoro rides, guided boat safaris, and seasonal fishing excursions. These activities provide a unique perspective on the Delta’s abundant wildlife and intricate ecosystems.
Diverse Wildlife Encounters: The Okavango Delta is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and home to extraordinary biodiversity. Guests can witness thriving populations of elephants, hippos, lions, leopards, and endangered species like African wild dogs. Birding enthusiasts will delight in spotting rare and colourful species.
Tailored Safari Experiences: From expertly guided walking safaris and exhilarating game drives to stargazing under the African sky, each experience at Cha Cha Metsi is designed to suit individual interests. Cultural visits to nearby villages also offer insight into the traditions of the local communities.
Eco-Conscious Luxury: The camp operates with a strong commitment to sustainability, featuring solar-powered energy systems and eco-friendly designs. Guests can enjoy modern comforts while knowing their stay has a minimal environmental impact, preserving the Delta’s delicate ecosystems for generations to come.

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How to get there

From Maun, you will take a short light aircraft flight to an airstrip near the camp. This scenic flight typically takes around 30-45 minutes, offering breathtaking views of the delta’s waterways and wildlife.

Are children welcome?

Cha Cha Metsi welcomes children of all ages and offers family-friendly accommodations, including spacious rooms designed for families. Activities such as game drives, mokoro trips, and walking safaris are available, with certain experiences tailored for younger guests. Horseback safaris may be offered for experienced riders. Contact the camp directly to plan a memorable family safar

Giving back

Cha Cha Metsi is committed to sustainable tourism and environmental conservation, focusing on the following key areas:

Community Partnership: The camp is located in NG32, a community concession in the Okavango Delta, and collaborates closely with local communities to ensure that tourism benefits the area.
Education and Training: Cha Cha Metsi sponsors students from nearby villages for training at institutions like the South African College for Tourism and the SA Trackers Academy, equipping them with valuable skills in hospitality and wildlife tracking.
Eco-Friendly Operations: The camp is designed to blend seamlessly with its natural surroundings, employing sustainable practices to minimise environmental impact.

By integrating these practices, Cha Cha Metsi aims to create a symbiotic relationship between nature, local communities, and tourism, ensuring the preservation of the Okavango Delta’s unique ecosystem for future generations.

Wildlife you are likely to see

At Cha Cha Metsi in the Okavango Delta, you can expect to encounter a diverse array of wildlife due to its location within one of the richest ecosystems in Africa. Some of the notable species include:

Mammals: Elephants, hippos, leopards, lions, buffalo, cheetahs, African wild dogs, and plains game such as zebras, giraffes, and antelope species like impala and kudu.
Aquatic Species: Hippos and crocodiles are common in the waterways, along with a variety of fish species.
Birdlife: The Okavango Delta is a birdwatcher’s paradise, home to over 400 bird species, including the African fish eagle, Pel’s fishing owl, malachite kingfisher, and numerous waterfowl such as herons and storks.
Reptiles: Nile crocodiles, water monitors, and other smaller reptiles thrive in the region.

With expert guides, you can explore the area by vehicle, on foot, or by mokoro, increasing your chances of unique wildlife encounters.

Why we love Cha Cha Metsi

This is an intimate camp with a wonderfully authentic feeling to it. It’s the kind of place where everything just happens without you noticing or having to think about it.