Mbamba is the latest addition to the Natural Selection portfolio, a charming explorer-style camp located within the north-western Okavango's NG12 concession. With a mix of open grasslands, floodplains, forested islands and lagoons, Mbamba will offer a variety of stunning landscapes with ecosystem variations to support an incredible range of the Okavango's wildlife.

Set to open in April 2025, Mbamba will be the new sis  Read more

Mbamba is the latest addition to the Natural Selection portfolio, a charming explorer-style camp located within the north-western Okavango's NG12 concession. With a mix of open grasslands, floodplains, forested islands and lagoons, Mbamba will offer a variety of stunning landscapes with ecosystem variations to support an incredible range of the Okavango's wildlife.

Set to open in April 2025, Mbamba will be the new sister camp to Natural Selections Duke’s, Duke’s East and North Island located in the same NG12 concession.

The camp features 12 canvas tented rooms including 2 family units each with an ensuite bathroom, indoor shower, standing fan, overbed cooling system and private veranda. A simple, tasteful main area equipped with 2 lounges, a small library, pool and fire-pit completes the camp, providing a comfortable authentic safari feel at good value.

The camp lies in a beautifully open area where the Okavango River begins to spread out, creating the world’s largest inland delta. An impressive range of mammals, birds, and reptiles, can be spotted. Both lion and wild dog are in the area, and the seldom-sighted sable antelope is common. The endangered wattled crane and the highly sought Pel’s fishing owl are Okavango bird specialties that are often found here, along with a full diversity of birdlife.

Activities at Mbamba are designed to explore this wonderfully varied and beautiful area – game drives during the day and night as well as boating and mokoro safaris when water levels allow.

In line with Natural Selection’s focus on beautiful, characterful camps and safari experiences, Mbamba will likely become a popular camp, offering a rich Okavango experience at very good value.