The treehouse among acacia branches

Treehouse Safari in Botswana, above the Boteti riverbed

The treehouse at Naledi Camp is built into old acacias on the high bank of the Boteti, about 20 m above the riverbed and opposite Makgadikgadi Pans National Park. From your private deck you look down onto the river, where with luck elephants, hippos and kudu come to drink.

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Guests
Up to 2
Bed
2 × 2 m with mosquito net
Bathroom
Ensuite shower with river view
Meals
Full board included
Treehouse bedroom with mosquito net

The room

The treehouse is built from timber and canvas into the crown of an old acacia and reached by a wooden staircase. The front of the room opens onto your own viewing deck and the riverbed.

Inside there is a 2 × 2 m bed with a mosquito net, a small sitting area and windows on all sides. The treehouse has power outlets and Starlink WiFi, so you can charge cameras and phones and stay in touch.

Treehouse deck above the Boteti riverbed

Your private viewing deck

Naledi Camp sits on the high bank of the Boteti, about 20 m above the riverbed. From the treehouse deck you look straight down onto the river. In the dry season from April to October the animals concentrate at the Boteti, and with luck you see elephants, hippos and kudu at the water from your chair.

With a maximum of 8 guests in camp, the deck is yours alone. Sundowners can be served up here, and early morning is the best time to watch the river before breakfast.

Treehouse bathroom

Bathroom with a view of the river

The treehouse has its own ensuite bathroom with a shower, a few steps from the bed. From the shower you look down onto the Boteti riverbed, and with some luck you can watch elephants at the water while you shower.

Lunch in the boma

Days at Naledi Camp

Full board is included: breakfast, lunch and a three-course dinner in the open-air boma, freshly prepared by our chef, with water, tea, coffee and soft drinks at meals. Herbs, salads and vegetables come from the camp’s own garden. Drinks from the bar are charged separately.

Between meals there is the dip pool at the edge of the riverbed, the fire pit and the activities: a guided safari with KT in your own vehicle, a mokoro trip on the Boteti when the water level allows, or a full-day game drive in the camp vehicle on request.

The treehouse in evening light

Booking the treehouse

There is only one treehouse at Naledi Camp, so we recommend booking early for the dry season. It sleeps two guests; families of three stay in one of the three safari tents, where an extra bed can be added.

Check-in is from 15:00, check-out until 10:00. Even on a one-night stay, lunch on arrival, dinner and breakfast are included. A 20% deposit secures your dates and the balance is due 14 days before arrival. Cancellation is free until 60 days before arrival. If you pay the full amount in advance by bank transfer, you receive an additional discount on accommodation; this prepayment is non-refundable.

Frequently asked questions

How many guests can sleep in the treehouse?

The treehouse is for two guests. Extra beds are only available in the safari tents, so a family of three should choose a tent. Larger groups can combine the treehouse with the tents or book the entire camp for up to 8 guests.

How do I get up to the treehouse?

A wooden staircase leads up to the room. If stairs are difficult for you, a safari tent is the easier choice.

Does the treehouse have a private bathroom, electricity and WiFi?

Yes. The ensuite bathroom with shower is right next to the bedroom, with a view down onto the riverbed. The treehouse has power outlets and Starlink WiFi.

What can I see from the treehouse deck?

The deck looks down onto the Boteti riverbed. With luck you see elephants, hippos and kudu at the water, most often in the dry season from April to October. For lions and other big game, plan a drive into Makgadikgadi Pans National Park across the river.

What is included in the treehouse rate?

Full board: breakfast, lunch and dinner, plus water, tea, coffee and soft drinks with meals, daily housekeeping and Starlink WiFi. Drinks from the bar, activities, airport transfers and national park fees are charged separately.

How far is the treehouse from Maun?

Naledi Camp is about 1.5 hours (140 km) by car from Maun Airport (MUB). A normal car is fine. You can drive yourself or book our private shuttle, which meets you at the airport.

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See the current rates for your dates and book directly, or send us a non-binding inquiry. We reply personally within 24 hours.

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