Expert-led game drives in the early morning and late afternoon take you into the thick of this unique and extraordinarily biodiverse habitat. Depending on the season and water levels, there may be the opportunity to venture out after dark on night game drives in search of nocturnal species.

Grab your boots – nothing quickens the senses quite like a stroll in the African wilderness. And because Stanley's Camp is located within a private concession, guided walks are not merely possible but strongly recommended (weather permitting, as ever).

Fully personalized scenic helicopter flights give you a bird’s-eye view of large parts of the Okavango Delta that are unreachable by land or water. You will swoop and skim above an epic patchwork of waterways, palm islands, lagoons and sweeping floodplains. Note that this activity is at an additional cost.

You are on the edge of the greatest inland river delta on earth – so it makes sense to explore it on water, when the season and conditions permit. The most traditional way is to take an excursion by mokoro, the local punt-like canoe made from jackalberry trees.