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Safari Camp
Botswana

Little Vumbura
Okavango Delta

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Prime Location: Gomoti Plains is located in a private concession within the Okavango Delta, offering a remote and exclusive safari experience. The area is known for its exceptional wildlife diversity and pristine landscapes.
Water and Land Safaris: The camp offers both land-based game drives and water-based activities such as mokoro (canoe) rides, providing guests with varied and immersive ways to explore the Delta’s ecosystems.
Luxury Tented Accommodation: The camp features spacious, well-appointed tents with comfortable interiors, en-suite bathrooms, private decks, and outdoor showers, offering a blend of comfort and adventure in the wilderness.
Diverse Wildlife Viewing: Gomoti Plains is known for its abundant wildlife, including the Big Five, along with predators like wild dogs, leopards, and cheetahs. Guests can also observe a wide range of antelope, elephants, and an impressive array of birdlife.
Walking Safaris: For those seeking a more intimate experience, guided walking safaris are available, allowing guests to explore the smaller details of the bush and gain deeper insight into the Delta’s flora and fauna.
Exclusive Experience: With a focus on minimal impact and exceptional service, Gomoti Plains provides an intimate, personalised experience, ensuring each guest feels deeply connected to the natural surroundings.

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How to get there

The most efficient way to reach the camp is by light aircraft. You will fly from Maun Airport (MUB) to one of the nearby airstrips in the Okavango Delta, typically Gomoti Airstrip. The flight takes around 20-30 minutes and offers stunning views of the Delta’s waterways and wildlife from above.

Are children welcome?

Yes, children are welcome at Gomoti Plains, but the camp typically has an age restriction of 6 years and older. This is due to the nature of the safari activities, which may not always be suitable for younger children, especially walking safaris and game drives.

Giving back

Gomoti Plains is committed to sustainable tourism practices, aiming to minimise its environmental impact while contributing to the conservation of the Okavango Delta’s fragile ecosystem. Key aspects of their sustainability policy include:

Eco-Friendly Infrastructure: The camp is designed with minimal environmental impact in mind. It uses sustainable materials, such as canvas tents, which are both lightweight and eco-friendly. The design of the camp ensures that it blends seamlessly with the natural surroundings, reducing the disruption to the delicate environment.
Energy Efficiency: Gomoti Plains operates primarily on solar power, with solar panels providing electricity for lighting and other camp services. This reduces reliance on non-renewable energy sources and lowers the camp’s carbon footprint.
Water Conservation: In a region where water is scarce, Gomoti Plains employs responsible water management practices. Water is carefully monitored, with systems in place to reduce waste and ensure the efficient use of this vital resource.
Waste Management: The camp follows a strict waste management policy, including recycling and composting where possible. Efforts are made to limit waste production, and all non-biodegradable waste is responsibly disposed of to avoid harming the environment.
Wildlife and Habitat Conservation: Gomoti Plains is located in a private concession within the Okavango Delta, where they actively contribute to conservation efforts. By operating in a low-impact manner, the camp helps protect local wildlife habitats and supports efforts to safeguard endangered species like the African wild dog and rhino.
Community Engagement: The camp works closely with local communities to ensure that the benefits of tourism are shared. This includes employing local staff, supporting community-based conservation initiatives, and contributing to regional development projects that promote sustainable livelihoods.

Wildlife you are likely to see

At Gomoti Plains, located in the heart of the Okavango Delta, guests are likely to encounter a wide range of wildlife, both on land and in water. Some of the species you are likely to see include:

Big Five:
- Lions: The region is home to healthy lion prides, and sightings are frequent, particularly during game drives.
- Leopards: Leopards are elusive but can be spotted in the area, especially in the more remote parts of the concession.
- Elephants: Large herds of elephants are commonly seen, often near the waterways, particularly during the dry season.
- Buffaloes: Herds of buffaloes are frequent sightings, particularly in open plains and floodplains, and are often seen in large groups.
- Rhinoceros: While less common, black rhinos do occasionally appear in the area, especially in more secluded parts of the Delta.
African Wild Dogs: Gomoti Plains is known for its population of endangered African wild dogs, which can often be seen hunting or interacting in packs.
Cheetahs: While not as frequently seen as other big cats, cheetahs can occasionally be spotted, particularly in the open plains.
Hippos and Crocodiles: The waterways around the camp are home to large populations of hippos and crocodiles, which can often be observed during mokoro rides or boat safaris.
Giraffes: Giraffes are commonly seen browsing on the tall trees in the area, and their graceful presence is a typical sight on game drives.
Antelope Species: Including impala, kudu, red lechwe, springbok, and waterbuck, the Okavango Delta supports a rich diversity of antelope species, providing a rich food source for predators.
Birdlife: The Okavango Delta is a birdwatcher’s paradise, with abundant species like the African fish eagle, marsh harrier, painted reed frog, white-backed vulture, and malachite kingfisher. The region also attracts numerous migratory birds.
Reptiles and Amphibians: Aside from crocodiles, Gomoti Plains is home to a variety of reptiles, including monitor lizards, various species of snakes, and turtles. The waters also attract a range of amphibians, particularly during the rainy season.

Why we love Gomoti Plains

Gomoti is a simple, unpretentious and wonderful place with everything you need for an incredible safari; great guides, comfortable tents and a fantastic location. We love it for its relaxed atmosphere and fabulous staff.