Highlights
What We Love
- Birds galore including fish eagles, kingfishers and Pel’s fishing owls
- A great place for boating, seasonal fishing and mekoro rides
- Excellent option to unwind after a land-based safari
When To Visit
Peak Season: November to June
Water levels in the Panhandle drop and some areas open up for walking and game drives.
Green Season: July to October
Water levels rise with good catfish and tigerfish angling from around September.
Overview
There is something very relaxing about being surrounded by calm, clear water, the quietness broken by the occasional grunt of a hippo or iconic cry of a fish eagle. Because Kala is a water-based camp, there is no need for pre-dawn wake-up calls, which is perfect if you’re ending a long land-based safari with dusty game drives. The emphasis here is on appreciating the lagoons, lakes and channels of the Okavango Delta’s Panhandle where there is always some degree of permanent water.
Your tent has everything you need, including a private deck so you can read, doze or spot some of the hundreds of birds that also call this their sanctuary. Kala Camp is a superb option for a DNA – do nothing at all – safari…
Facilities
- Swimming pool
- Wi-Fi
- Boma
- Open fireplace
- Deck
- Dining area
- Lounge
- Bar
- Laundry service
Tented Suite Features
- Deck
- Beverage station
- Fan
- Electrical charging points
- Safe
Activities
- Seasonal game drives
- Birding
- Seasonal nature walks
- Scenic helicopter flights (extra cost)
- Seasonal catch-and-release fishing
- Boating
- Mekoro rides