Dress at Abu Camp is casual but in keeping with our ethos of complete harmony with our surroundings, we recommend subdued, safari-hued clothing. A sweater is advisable for alfresco evenings in the camp and on night game viewing drives.
A new addition to the Abu Camp experience is the Abu Private Villa. Abu Private Villa sleeps four comfortably and is the perfect venue for those wanting privacy. The villa is five minutes from Abu Camp and is situated across the lagoon from the camp. Guests enjoy their own butler, chef and guide with exclusive use of a vehicle. Mingle with the guests at main camp or enjoy your own piece of paradise with your own private pool. No elephant activities are included. Abu Private Villa – secluded paradise for you to enjoy.
The Okavango Delta is served daily from Johannesburg, Windhoek and Gaborone, and three times a week directly from Cape Town into Maun the gateway into the Okavango. Abu Camp should be weaved into your safari itinerary, and combined with interesting and contrasting areas and camps in Botswana and southern Africa.
Each guest leaves Abu Camp not only with a greater knowledge of the largest land mammal on Earth, but an in-depth, intrinsic understanding of what it means to be an elephant, the pressures and challenges of pachyderm life from within
the herd. To be an elephant is to be an intelligent, emotional being with complex social structure,
a deep capacity to feel, and a bone-vibrating ability to communicate across miles of African bush.
Once you've been to Abu Camp, you will always be a part of the greater elephant herd.

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