Tuludi Camp

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Tuludi is a premium option in Khwai Private Reserve, and it doesn’t skimp on luxury with private pools, high canvas ceilings, and bundles of soft furnishings to relax into after a dusty game drive. If you’re after all the luxuries in private wilderness, then Tulindi will fit the bill.

Tuludi Camp - The Facts

Set in 200,000 acres of Okavango Delta are seven spacious treehouse-style rooms. With indoor and outdoor showers, roomy bathtubs, lounge areas alongside huge beds, large ensuite bathrooms and even your own private plunge pool on a sunset-facing veranda, Tuludi doesn’t leave guests wanting much.

The main area and treehouse rooms are connected by wooden boardwalks, which wind through leadwood trees, giving an earthy, luxurious feel to camp. The main area is a huge space of different chill out zones, with swinging armchairs, sofas galore, a large swimming pool and a traditional firepit area for sunset. It also has a spa and a glorious open-fronted gym, which only a few safari lodges can boast. As if staying in camp wasn’t tempting enough, there’s also a busy floodplain in view, meaning the safari can even come to you.

All the mod cons and soft furnishings could feel like overcompensation for something, if the wildlife wasn’t brilliant in the area, with the famed Moremi Game Reserve to the south and Chobe National Park to the east. Outside camp, guests can enjoy the standard

Okavango adventures including mekoro rides, boat rides, game drives and night drives, but they can also take a helicopter trip and see the abundant eco-system from above.

Priced from $1,465 in low season to $3,395 in high, you do pay for the high standard of activities and comfort on offer.

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