Tuludi Okavango Delta
Okavango Delta, Botswana
Highlights
- Luxurious, Sustainable Tented Suites: Tuludi offers seven spacious canvas suites designed with eco-friendly principles. Each suite features a private plunge pool, outdoor showers, and large verandas with views of the floodplains, combining elegance with a commitment to the environment.
- Exclusive Okavango Setting: Located in the 200,000-hectare Khwai Private Reserve, Tuludi provides unparalleled seclusion and exclusivity. Guests have access to diverse habitats—sprawling savannahs, mopane woodlands, and permanent water channels—ensuring diverse and immersive wildlife experiences.
- Extraordinary Wildlife Encounters: The private concession is home to an abundance of big cats, elephants, and rare species such as wild dogs. Expert guides and trackers offer a personalised approach, with thrilling game drives, night safaris, and walking safaris that delve deeper into the Delta’s intricate ecosystem.
- Water-Based Safari Adventures: In the flood season, Tuludi transforms into a water safari haven. Guests can explore the delta’s tranquil waterways by mokoro (traditional dugout canoe) and motorboat, observing aquatic wildlife, colourful bird species, and stunning landscapes from a unique perspective.
- Commitment to Conservation and Community: Tuludi is deeply invested in local conservation efforts and community upliftment. By staying at the camp, visitors contribute to anti-poaching initiatives, sustainable tourism projects, and education programmes that benefit local villages and help preserve the region’s cultural and natural heritage.
- Exceptional Hospitality and Cuisine: A stay at Tuludi is marked by warm, personalised service and exquisite dining. Meals are freshly prepared using seasonal, locally sourced ingredients, with menus tailored to guests’ tastes. Whether dining under the stars or enjoying a bush picnic, the culinary experience is both memorable and authentically Botswanan.
Why we love Tuludi
The tents here are fabulous with private plunge pools and large shaded decks that really allow you to relax and be on holiday, but what really makes it great is that, as part of a private concession, the proceeds from your stay go straight into initiatives to support the surrounding communities.
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Tuludi, Okavango Delta, Botswana
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Tuludi, Okavango Delta, Botswana
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How to get there
Tuludi is best reached by air from Maun. A short, scenic flight—typically around 30 minutes—takes you to the airstrip closest to Tuludi, located in the Khwai Private Reserve. From there, it’s just a short, guided drive to the camp.
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Giving back
Tuludi is committed to minimising its environmental impact while supporting local communities and conserving the Okavango Delta’s delicate ecosystem. The camp was designed with a light environmental footprint in mind, incorporating sustainable building materials and renewable energy sources, including solar power. Strict waste management policies are in place, ensuring that waste is recycled or responsibly disposed of to prevent pollution.
Additionally, Tuludi actively engages with local communities through partnerships and employment opportunities, helping to uplift nearby villages and promote skills development. Anti-poaching efforts and wildlife monitoring programmes are also supported by the camp, ensuring that the region’s iconic species and habitats remain protected for future generations.
Wildlife you are likely to see
- Big Cats: Lions and leopards are frequently sighted, particularly leopards thanks to the area’s skilled guides and trackers.
- Elephants and Buffalo: Large herds of elephants roam the reserve, alongside buffalos that often graze in the open floodplains.
- African Wild Dogs: A highlight of the region, wild dog packs are often seen in action, playing or hunting.
- Hyenas and Cheetahs: Both predators are regularly encountered, offering exciting opportunities to observe their unique behaviours.
- Antelope Species: Impala, kudu, and red lechwe are common, adding to the diversity of herbivores in the ecosystem.
- Birdlife: The Okavango Delta’s waterways attract a stunning array of birds, including kingfishers, bee-eaters, fish eagles, and owls.
