Audi Camp is situated only 12km north of Maun, the 'tourism capital of Botswana' and the gateway to the Okavango Delta. It is on the road toward the Moremi Game Reserve and is located on the banks of the Thamalakane river - the southern most tributary of the Okavango Delta.

This is a well-established and popular stopover for the Delta. The business community, individual travellers as well as self-drive tourists use Audi Camp as a base for their adventurers into the Okavango Delta and Moremi Game Reserve.

The main thatched building houses the bar and restaurant. A hot and cold breakfast and lunch snacks are available and dinner can be ordered from the 'a la carte' menu. The bar has a decent selection of beers, wines and soft drinks to complement your meal. Other facilities include a swimming pool and a pick-up and drop-off facility at Maun International Airport.

Audi Camp now has a 'Conference Boma' the ideal venue for conferences, seminars, workshops and functions. It can seat a maximum of 50 delegates and canvas roll-down sides darken the room for overhead and power point presentations. Fans are strategically place around the room and in the winter stand alone heaters take the chill out of any cold winter day.

Accommodation is in either:

• 4 x Luxury en-suite tents: Raised wooden decking and over looking the river.
• 10 x Mini-meru tents: Fitted with beds, lights with their own fire place and cooking area. (Firewood is available).
• 8 x Large dome tents: These are fitted with stretcher beds.
• The house: Sleeping for up to 10 travellers, ideal for small groups and mobile safaris.

Game drives are conducted in specially modified Land Rover 101 safari vehicles. All safaris are accompanied with a qualified Audi Camp tour guide, tested and licensed by the Botswana Wildlife Department. They are fully - competent in all aspects of the bush - mammals, plants, ornithology, fish species, vehicle repair, first aid, bush craft and recalling previous wildlife and adventure stories!

Maun Accommodation | Botswana

Guided bird watching walks.

Cultural village tours.

Tours to the Maun Game Sanctuary.

Horse riding.