Just beyond the eastern edge of the Okavango Delta, Mokete occupies an exclusive 193-square-mile concession in the Mababe Depression – a remote area that captivates with a mix of savannah, woodlands and floodplains. Getting to the camp is no mean feat, and involves a flight from Maun or Kasane on a light aircraft, followed by a short helicopter trip.

It’s worth the effort for the thriving wildlife, including thousands of elephants, multiple lion prides and some of Africa’s largest buffalo herds. A sunken hide on the marsh makes for spectacular wildlife sightings, and there’s a real sense of being fully immersed in the bush.

The main camp features an open-air lounge, dining area, bar, pool, and fire pit. 9 oversized tents are spread out on either side, linked to the common area by raised boardwalks and overlooking the grasslands. Featuring pared-back interiors that highlight earth-toned colours, each tent comes with an elevated seating deck and a private plunge pool, as well as a living area and ensuite bathroom. While there’s no spa as such, a massage therapist offers blissful treatments in the comfort of your tent.