OK. Dena from Trip Advisor, you made it. I have to write another review. It will be about another lodge in Botswana. It will be about Duma Tau. I just returned from it two days ago and on this trip it got my gold medal. With wilde nature the situation may change any moment but as of today, they have two competing wilde dog packs on two banks of Savute Channel, a pride of 16 lions and 5 leopards. So, you will have a good choice to pick from. If you are lucky. of course)). I would also like to thank the management and guides. You are just PERFECT!!! Please accept my respect and thanks!

Another wonderful stay at a camp in the Okavango Delta. The staff were super friendly, made us feel right at home. Our guide, Tank, was v informative and a really cool guy. Nice eating locations & bar. Food was top notch. Nice mix of land & water. The rooms were not as nice as other camps. Built in thatch & with plenty of wooden beams it was a haven for bugs & lizards!! Also the bathroom is separated by a curtain, no door, so not at all private. We were happy to here that they are in the process of building a new camp just downriver as there definatley needs some updating (some of the flooring near the pool is rotten). We had plenty of elephant visitors to our room incl one bull that LOVED the mangosteen tree above our room and demolished the deck trying to get at the branches. V cool and unique experience to have an elephant literaly shaking your room. The camp also gets plenty of bird visitors and baboons. Sleeping to the sound of hippos is something I miss!!

Fabulous is the word for everything at Duma Tau! Lions, leopards mating, wild dogs, lots of elephants, zebra, wildebeest, and more. The staff and guides are amazing, friendly people with a warm demeanor and great sense of humour. Can't wait to go back!!!

This resort has beautiful rooms, professional staff, and knowledgable, experienced guides. The meals were very nicely presented and delicious. The first two resorts prepared us for this one. Since the guide knew we didn't need to stop for elephants, giraffes, or impalla any more he tracked the wild dogs during a hunt. We saw the kill, the feeding and the puppies arriving and squeeling with excitement. Later we saw a lion attack a young elephant. The elephants mother was able to scare the lion away before it died so it was able to walk away. These types of experiences require a guide that has patience and enough knowledge to be at the right place at the right time. Awesome trackers at this camp. I highly recommend it.