Kwetsani Camp offers five intimate, luxurious tree‑house chalets elevated on wooden stilts in the Jao Concession, built from canvas, wood and glass with panoramic floodplain views. The airy suites feature king (or twin) beds with mosquito nets, over‑bed air‑conditioning, a lounge area, ceiling fan, safe, coffee/tea station, en‑suite bathrooms with double basins, flush toilets and indoor plus private outdoor showers, verandas and private viewing decks.
A family room is available and offers ample space for parents + 2 kids, compromising of two adjoining tents, each with their own bathroom and shared lounge.
The raised thatched main building - linked by wooden walkways - features a bar built around a jackalberry tree, a lounge with a small library, the dining area and a pool. The camp is 100% solar‑powered.
Kwetsani Camp is only accessible by light aircraft. Jao Airstrip is located approximately 60 minutes from the camp. If water levels are high, arriving guests are transferred directly from Jao Airstrip to Kwetsani by boat. A great introduction to the world of the Okavango Delta!
Flight time to Maun in a Cessna Caravan is 40 minutes, and 1 hour 25 minutes to Kasane.
Kwetsani Camp is part of the private Jao Concession (630 km²). Pelo Camp, Tubu Tree Camp, Jacana Camp and the premier Jao Camp all belong to this concession.
Kwetsani offers mokoro and motorboat trips during the floods.
Because the camp is located in a private concession, night driving with a searchlight and off-road driving for special animal observation is allowed. Close-up shots are guaranteed.
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