Name: Duba Plains Camp
Address: Ngamiland West, Botswana, BW
Telephone: +27 21 702 7500

Duba Plains Camp is a lodging, located at Ngamiland West, Botswana. They can be contacted via phone at +27 21 702 7500, visit their website www.eyesonafrica.net for more detailed information.

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Anonymous

09 March 2018

luxurious, service is of high standard not to mention the great beauty of nature n wild animals that makes it the essence of it's existence..
Anonymous

05 February 2018

Fantastic place a real slice of heaven on earth
Anonymous

29 July 2017

Spectacular service, spectacular location. Luxury "tents" situated around the edge of Duba Plains. Pure luxury. Wine cellar. Everything is included. Private chef makes fresh meals for you every day. 2x daily trips into the plains to see wildlife. "Camping" in name only
Anonymous

22 June 2017

Vast land and abundant wildlife📷😎👌
Anonymous

07 May 2017

An amazing experience, well worth it and would certainly go back.
Anonymous

24 April 2017

I have long held the belief that Botswana’s lions are the biggest in Africa. This is certainly the case with the large, magnificent prides of Duba – namely the Skimmer pride and the Tsaro pride, both of which were controlled for some years by two splendid males known as the Duba Boys. The Duba Boys sadly passed away last year, and for the moment a younger Skimmer male has taken over both prides. We shall see what happens next, as inevitably other males will move into the territory looking to take over these prides – and all hell could break loose.
What is so unusual about Duba is that these lions hunt by day – most prides throughout the continent hunt at night – and so visitors to Duba can watch marvellous set pieces as the lions and the buffalo take each other on in epic battles. I have been lucky enough to witness some of these battles which, from the initial stalking to the final kill and pride feeding, have run through an entire afternoon.
Duba is a 65,000-acre concession in the far north of the Okavango Delta, with no access by road for most of the year. It has been the bush home of the filmmakers and National Geographic explorers-in-residence Dereck and Beverly Joubert for close on a decade, and it is where they filmed Relentless Enemies, the story of the confrontations between lions and buffaloes. Their company, Great Plains, recently bought the camp, and they are currently revamping what is already an idyllic place
Anonymous

11 October 2016

There is a very good customer service and warmth here in duba no other camp can beat them