Watch Wildlife on the Waterways from Gomoti Plains

The Gomoti tree, a little tree occasionally resembling a shrub, is colloquially referred to as the water fig and thrives adjacent to streams in the Okavango Delta.  The Gomoti trees border the rivers and offer superb shelter for nesting aquatic species, including herons and storks.  Gomoti Plains Camp is located on the periphery of the Gomoti river system.

 The region is recognized for its substantial populations of species that flourish in the Gomoti plains and streams.  This secluded region has remained a well-guarded secret for numerous years.  The Gomoti region has long been frequented by veteran guides and Okavango inhabitants, who nostalgically recall their camping experiences along this river system.  This unspoiled region has, over the years, yielded remarkable wildlife encounters, including the documentation and observation of the African wild dog groups residing here.  Navigate the canals via motorboat and mokoro while traversing the Gomoti plains, renowned for its thick wildlife populations.

 Accommodate in one of ten opulent tents, with two family tents and eight double tents, each with en-suite facilities.  The Suites are elevated on wooden platforms that overlook the Gomoti river system.  Savor local gastronomy with professionally crafted fine meals available on-site, included in your stay.  Contemplate the stars in pristine skies as you relax to the sounds of the wilderness.