Although we consider the water to be safe to drink, flasks and coolers are provided in the rooms and bar areas.

Meals include:
• Early breakfast (served around 6am)
• Light brunch (served around 11am)
• Light snacks, tea and coffee on morning activity
• Afternoon tea (served around 4pm)
• Drinks and snacks on afternoon activity
• Dinner (served around 8pm)

Our camp offers game viewing activities in the morning and late afternoons. Bird and game viewing is done either from motorised boats or mokoro (traditional dugout canoes), which are poled along effortlessly and quietly through the clear waters of the Okavango.

A 'Naturally Wild' range of exclusive services have been designed to enhance your experiences at the luxury camps – these include private scenic game-viewing flights over the miraculous Okavango Delta, private excursions to secret islands, intimate romantic dinners on your own tent deck and indulgent massages and body wraps surrounded by the pristine Botswana wilderness.

Bird watching at Eagle Island Camp

This would be the highlight of any birders trip as this is truly a birders destination. Eagle Island boasts almost 400 bird species and has by far more specials than the other two camps put together.
As the name suggests this is a water camp and during times when the flood that fills the Okavango Delta is good then the camp is totally cut off from the mainland. The water birds here are out of this world; specials include regular sightings of the infamous Pel's Fishing Owl, Black Coucal, Long Toed Plovers, Brown Fire Finches and a whole host of other specials. Wattled Cranes are also a big feature with flocks of up to 200 have been recorded.
A three night stay at Eagle Island Camp is recommended to take in all the beauty and wildlife in the area.