
Highlights
What We Love
- Guided nature walks in the private concession along the Gomoti River
- Gliding through the reeds and amid the lilies on seasonal mokoro rides
- Getting to know Batswana culture better on community village visits
When To Visit
Peak Season: July to October
The flood arrives in the waterways, allowing for mokoro trips
Green Season: November to April
Try your hand at photographing colourful birds like lilac-breasted rollers
Shoulder Season: April to May
Spend a few hours seeing what your fishing rod can lure
Overview
Acacia trees are abundant here but Gomoti Plains is actually named after the local word for a water fig tree. Lying in a verdant grove, this small camp is firmly focused on the big outdoors with multiple safari activities available in the private concession, including walks in the cool of the day and night drives to find nocturnal animals like porcupines, bushbabies, anteaters, serval and civet.
A big drawcard is, of course, being able to settle into a mokoro (or traditional dugout canoe) and be poled through some of Africa’s most beautiful landscapes. If you’re really lucky, a breeding herd of elephants – babies in the middle, teenage bulls practising being on guard – will pass in the distance, an unforgettable Gomoti experience…
Facilities
- Swimming pool
- Bar
- Lounge
- Dining room
- Deck
- Outdoor fireplace
- Laundry service
- Charging station
- Wi-Fi
- Private vehicle
- Disability access
- Safari shop
- Library
Suite Features
- Deck
- Outdoor shower
- Indoor shower
- Outdoor bathtub
- Fan
- Safe
- Lounge
Family Suite Features
- Two bathrooms
- Deck
- Outdoor shower
- Indoor shower
- Outdoor bathtub
- Lounge
- Fan
- Safe
Activities
- Off-road game drives
- Night drives
- Birding
- Mokoro rides
- In-room massage
