Located in the delta this was a real water and wilderness experience. Each guest has a wonderful welcome and farewell with lovely singing. Also drinks and towels are available on arrival and return from each safari. Our guide Richard and tracker Candrew worked incredibly hard to find animals and game for us to view.
Our accommodation was an amazing tent with the most incredible ensuite. It had a wonderful supply of soaps, creams etc. There were complimentary slippers and lovely dressing gowns. The towels were thick and luxurious.
Because it is not fenced we had security to walk us to the room each night after dinner and meet us in the morning before the sun was up.
The food was abundant and fantastic with our butler Masega ensuring we were well looked after. We had a very enjoyable Boma dinner. All alcohol is included. A great bar to have sundowners and pre dinner drinks.
Laundry was also included and arrived back promptly.
The power was off at night because of the remote location.
Wifi was complimentary, but only in the common area. I would suggest that be changed to guest rooms.
An amazing experience with so many special features. It is certainly a place I would readily recommend.

Nxabega Tented Camp was the first stop on our 7 night stay in the Delta, and it was the highlight our trip. The camp itself is a perfect combination of ultra luxury while still being immersed in nature. The tents are stunning, spacious, and beautifully appointed, and the views are divine.

We had fabulous game viewing, including the elusive leopard which we saw four days in a row. We also had incredible lion, elephant, and general game sightings. This is in large part to our incredible guide and tracker team Richard and Candrew. They are phenomenal trackers and clearly have a passion for the bush and what they do. I've been on plenty of safaris where the tracker isn't involved, but Candrew was very involved in our experience, and along with Richard they together make such a great team. We loved watching them track and work together as much as we loved seeing the animals after they found them (well... almost as much!)

The water activities are a lot of fun and very relaxing. I hated the thought to give up a game drive of potentially seeing big game, but the Mokoro ride was one of the highlights of my whole trip.

The last thing that sets Nxabega above all others was the service. The kindess and consideration from every single staff member really blew us away (special mention to Judy and Tsepi) and we were so sad to leave. I will happily return and recommend this camp to anyone!

I don't know where to start. I can't believe we had such an incredible experience. Not one thing went wrong. We took a three week trip through Zimbabwe, Botswana and South Africa. Nxabega was the last camp we went to, and probably the best. I agree with the writer who mentions Kitsu, who was also our butler. She is unbelievable. Professional, thoughtful and knew just what we want when we want it. How does she do that? Our driver, Kuks and his tracker, Jose (pronounced Joe-say) were excellent. We saw every living thing Okavanka Delta has to offer but a rhino. The tents are gorgeous, comfortable and perfect for viewing. Every night we were visited by a family of eles who were happily munching away at mid night. We had our own resident warthog and some bush bucks. We left Nxabega Nov. 2 and it was getting oppressively hot. Summer is starting, rains will come and all will turn green and lush, not the best time for animal viewing. So we got there just in time! Lest I forget, the chefs are outstanding, food delish. Even the housekeeper is a marvel. It was wonderful coming back to our beautiful tent after the morning drive to find all clean and spotless. Cannot say enough about Nxabega. If we have the chance, we will definitely go back for more than three days.