Escape into the wild heart of Botswana on a four-night luxury safari at Little Sable, an intimate tented camp in the game-rich Khwai Private Reserve in the northeastern Okavango Delta. Starting and ending in Maun, this journey offers an immersive introduction to one of Africa’s most remarkable wilderness areas, combining exceptional wildlife viewing with the beauty of the Delta’s waterways and floodplains.

Little Sable lies within the 200,000-hectare Khwai Private Reserve, bordered by Moremi Game Reserve, Savuti and the Khwai Community Reserve. The landscape is a rich mix of floodplains, grasslands, mopane woodland, riverine forest and seasonal waterways, creating an outstanding habitat for wildlife.

The Khwai region is renowned for its high concentrations of elephant, buffalo, lion, leopard and African wild dog, alongside giraffe, zebra, wildebeest, antelope and abundant birdlife. Its private setting ensures a more exclusive safari experience with fewer vehicles and a strong sense of wilderness.

At Little Sable, days follow the rhythm of the Delta. Enjoy morning and afternoon game drives, explore the waterways by mokoro when conditions allow, or take part in seasonal boating safaris. Evenings are spent around the fire or dining under the stars, surrounded by the sounds of the bush.

With just eight safari tents, Little Sable offers an intimate and relaxed luxury experience, ideal for travellers seeking an authentic Okavango Delta safari with comfort and style.

About Khwai Private Reserve

Khwai Private Reserve covers approximately 200,000 hectares in the northeastern Okavango Delta and forms part of the greater ecosystem between Moremi, Savuti and the Khwai Community Reserve.

Its diverse landscape of floodplains, woodland and waterways supports abundant wildlife year-round. The Khwai River attracts large herds of elephant, buffalo and plains game, while predators such as lion, leopard, hyena and African wild dog are frequently seen.

The reserve is especially known for excellent leopard and wild dog sightings, as well as its variety of safari activities. Its private concession status ensures a quieter, more exclusive experience, while its partnership with the local Khwai community supports ongoing conservation and development initiatives.