Botswana
Great Plains Conservation
Protecting Africa's wild places. One camp at a time.
About the Lodge
Great Plains Conservation was founded by legendary National Geographic filmmakers Dereck and Beverly Joubert — the people behind decades of acclaimed wildlife documentaries. Every camp in their portfolio is positioned in an area of critical conservation importance, and a portion of every dollar spent directly funds wildlife protection, anti-poaching operations, and community programmes. Their Botswana camps — Duba Plains, Zarafa, and Selinda — are among the most remote and extraordinary wildlife experiences available anywhere in Africa.
Lodge Highlights
Properties in the Collection
Duba Plains Camp
Okavango, Botswana
6 tented suites
Remote lion-buffalo country
Zarafa Camp
Chobe, Botswana
4 dhow suites
Dhow suite river luxury
Selinda Camp
Northern Botswana
5 tented suites
Remote wilderness immersion
Activities & Experiences
Starting From
from $1,800 per person per night
All-inclusive rates
Reserve
Okavango Delta & Maasai Mara
Best Time
June–October for Botswana's dry season. July–October for Maasai Mara Migration.
Malaria
Malaria area — prophylactics recommended
Recognition
Nat Geo Explorer — Beverly & Dereck Joubert
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