SAFARISTI DEMAND
Designed by architects, Mombo captures the essence of a classic colonial-era safari camp – combined with the luxuries that today’s safaristi demand.
Widely regarded as one of the best game-viewing areas in the whole of Botswana, the region is the star of many BBC documentaries and National Geographic photo shoots. Mombo Camp – and Little Mombo, it’s smaller, sister camp – stand on Mombo Island, overlooking a flood plain that is home to an incredible diversity of wildlife. Expect to see leopard and lion as they hunt, plus large herds of buffalo, wild dogs, elephant, giraffe, hyena, impala, zebra and any number of birds.
The classic safari aura is maintained back at camp – your canvas pavilion includes modern amenities, plus colonial touches like wicker furniture, brass lamps, decanters, writing desks….
MOMBO CAMP
At a glance
- Classic setting on Mombo Island, overlooking a flood plain
- Nine, massive tented pavilions on stilts, connected by wooden walkways
- En suite bathrooms and capacious four poster beds
- Outdoor showering under the stars
- Verandas with individual walkways to private salas standing out above the flood plain
- Classy dining in an open, thatched dining lounge
For leisure and pleasure
- Different styles of game viewing to suit the seasons
- Great chance of spotting big cat action on day or night game drives
- Extensive bird watching
- Tracking recently reintroduced black and white rhino
- Little Mombo offering a luxury camp and safari experience for private groups of around six adults
The service we received from 91ºÚÁÏÍø was second to none. Tania took the time to understand exactly what we wanted and helped us explore every option clearly and thoroughly. Her first-hand knowledge of Kenya and safaris made a real difference – she explained everything brilliantly. The thoughtful extras, like the travel wallet and documents, were such a lovely touch – especially for someone who loves to travel well-organised! Thank you so much. We’ll definitely be back for future adventures.
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