Duba Plains
Magnificent Ebony, Fig and Mangosteen trees preside over this small and intimate island camp which is surrounded by seasonal flood plains. Accommodation consists of six tents with en-suite bathrooms, an outside shower and a veranda overlooking the floodplain. Duba has been the setting for a well known National Geographic documentary of the classic lion and buffalo interaction which is unique to the area.
Wildlife
Elephants, hippo tsessebe, wildebeest, red lechwe.
Activities
Game drives, nature walks, mokoro trips (only between May and September, dependant on water level).
Eco-credentials
Duba Plains forms part of a successful community participation plan that aims to bring benefits to the communities that live around the Okavango Delta through ecotourism