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3 Night Okavango Explorer (Self Drive) – Rain Tree Camp

3 Night Okavango Explorer (Self Drive) – Rain Tree Camp

per person

Experience Botswana – Beyond Wildlife

Why we love it: Owner Run/Budget Friendly/Back to Basics
Optional Extras: Horse Riding/ Scenic Heli Transfer/ Elephant Havens
Best Combined With: 2 Night Desert Explorer (Budget) – Planet Baobab
2 Night Desert Explorer (Budget Option B) – Boteti River Camp
2 Night Maun (Budget) – Sedia Hotel

 

Seasons Date  Price (pp sharing) Single supplement
Standard Jan – Dec 24 USD USD
Child policy:

 

Raintree Camp is situated on a beautiful piece of land just outside of Shorobe, Botswana. A forest of rain trees provides a stunning setting for the shady campsites. The property offers spacious campsites with shared ablution blocks. Guests can make use of the swimming pool and deck, a bar area, BBq facilities, horseback riding, mobile game reserve safaris, community excursions and a visit to the Elephant Havens Sanctuary.

Virtual Itinerary

 

  • Destination
  • Included
    3 Night Okavango Explorer (Self Drive) – Rain Tree Camp
  • Not Included
    3 Hr Maun Immersive Tour
    Breakfast
    Return Flights
    Accommodation (Dinner, Bed & Breakfast)
    Boat Cruise
    Laundry
    Park fees
    Activities
    Local drinks
    Meals
    Return Transfer
    Air-conditioned vehicle
    2 Waters pp
    Lunch Pack
    Curio purchases
    Hotel transfers (can be arranged at an additional cost)
    Water
    Departure Taxes
    Traditional snack and drink
    Entry Fees
    Scheduled Group Tour
    Personal Guide
    Breakfast
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Self Drive Directions To Rain Tree Camp
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2 nights spent in camp
3
Self Drive Directions From Rain Tree Camp
Please refer to Additional Tab For Detailed Self Drive Directions

TOUR LOCATION

Shorobe is a sizeable village about 26km north of Maun, and 53km south of South Gate, Moremi. Drive slowly through here as you can usually expect plenty of goats and people wandering on the road. On the south side of the village you'll see Shorobe Primary School, and dotted throughout are a few small, local shops which sell soft drinks and very basic supplies. The one place that is worth seeking out here is the Babomoso Basketry Co-op, which was set up as an income-generating project for the local people by Conservation International. It sells a wide range of baskets at generally lower prices than you'll find in Maun. What's more, you know that the money you pay is going straight back to the local community.

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Accomodation
Destination
Meals
Overall
Transport
Value For Money

 
Rain Tree Camp Overview  Rain Tree Camp
Area /National Park / Community Area / Private Concession Outskirts of Shorobe, Private camp
Accommodation Meru tents : 1 x & 2 Twin Double
Age Restrictions No
Campsites Yes
Self-Drive Access Yes
Self Catering Option Yes
Charging Facilities & Wi-Fi Charging & Limited Wi-Fi
Pool Yes
Laundry Service Available Available at cost
Mosquito Nets No
Air-Cons or Fans Fans
Activities

Mokoro Trails / Day-trips & Overnights to Moremi