KER & DOWNEY BOTSWANA expanded its high -end safari portfolio with the opening ceremony of MAXA, a camp in the remote northeastern part of Okavango Delta. The camp welcomed my first guest in March.
In the maxa lagoon, an intimate building located under the canopy of ebony, Marula and Leadwood Trees accommodates 12 guests in five tents, including one family unit. The fee starts at $ 700 per person and is completely comprehensive.
Walter Smith, a sales director of Ker & Downey Botswana, said, “For the past year, we have observed amazing wild animals, including the large zebras of floodmen and the seasonal movement of the elephant.
This location provides a transparent waterway supplied by Okavango PanHandle, so it’s rarely found in the Safari Camp. Activities include cultural experiences with walking safari, day and night game drives, and local BukakhWe tribes.
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Design highlights include a central meeting space with a wooden oven where a tree that provides an amazing sunset view, a high -rise deck for wildlife watching, a camp chef prepares fresh bread, roast and pizza. Innovative natural pools purified by water plants and biological filters show the harmony with the environment of Maxa.
Smith said, “McSa has shown a breakthrough in a responsible high -end trip, and mixed high -pitched safari hospitality with cultural immersion and preservation, which is a model for the future of African ecotourism.
The camp is supplied locally, exhibited handmade furniture, and emphasizes the tradition of craftsmanship of Botswana in woodworking, weaving and pottery.
