Kiri Camp lies in one of the Okavango Delta’s most dynamic areas, just 20 kms from Chief's Island. Recent years have brought lower water levels, creating exceptional wildlife concentrations and frequent predator sightings. Kiri's secluded setting ensures exclusivity, while elevated decks overlook the beautiful Kiri floodplains. Stylish and luxurious, Kiri camp offers day and night game drives and seasonal mokoro excursions for an immersive safari experience.

Set on a private concession in the southern Okavango Delta, Kiri camp has a wonderful position below a canopy of Jackalberry trees with superb views of the floodplains whcih inevitably feature some wildife in sight. Kiri Camp, much like its sister camps, endeavours to camouflage itself within the natural environment while posing minimum human impact on the surrounding sensitive ecosystems. Style and comfort is not compromised however, the rooms are extremely spacious  and feature. Kiri camp is part of Machaba safaris, which has an excellent track record in running camps with strong attention to detail and Kiri camp lives up to this, whether as an excellent addition to their circuit as well as on its own.

Accommodation at Kiri camp comprises of ten spacious luxury tents, including two family units. Each tented room is set on raised  wooden decks to maximize views of the floodplains. The eight standard tents measure an impressive 73 square meters and feature either a king bed or two twin beds, while the two family tents span 140 square meters each and offer two king beds or four twins—perfect for groups or families. Every tent includes a private elevated deck, a generous en-suite bathroom, and a deep bathtub for indulgent relaxation. Interiors combine natural textures with elegant finishes, complemented by thoughtful touches such as yoga mats and Nespresso machines, ensuring guests enjoy both comfort and convenience in the heart of the wilderness.

The heart of Kiri Camp are the elegant central lounge and dining areas, designed in the classic Machaba style—open, airy spaces with natural textures and understated luxury. Meals are enjoyed on expansive wooden decks overlooking the floodplains while each evening begins and ends around the firepit under the stars, a chance to share the days experiences with other guests. The camp features a bar serving a curated selection of wines, spirits, and cocktails. Guests dine privately unless they request their guide or manager to join them. Special bush dinners and sundowner setups add a sense of adventure and romance, allowing guests to dine in the heart of the wilderness.

Activities at Kiri Camp are designed to showcase the diversity of this remarkable ecosystem. Morning and afternoon game drives explore this large concession and offer opportunities for sightings such as elephants and buffalo as well as predators such as lion, cheetah, leopard, and wild dog. Night drives add a thrilling dimension, uncovering the secret lives of nocturnal species. Walking safaris with expert guides offer a deeper connection to the bush, engaging all the senses as guests learn to interpret tracks, sounds, and signs of the wild. When water levels allow mokoro excursions are offered, providing a serene and unforgettable way to experience the Delta from the water.

Access to Kiri Camp is straightforward, with a 20-minute flight from Maun or an hour from Kasane, followed by a short game drive to camp. For those seeking a broader safari circuit, Kiri combines perfectly with its sister camp Monachira for a classic water-based experience, and with Ngoma Safari Lodge, in Chobe during the dry season for contrasting landscapes and wildlife encounters.