Safari Guru

Duba Plains Camp sits in a beautiful part of the northern Okavango Delta, on one of a matrix of palm-dotted islands, sharing flood plains and woodland in a private 77,000-acre reserve.
This well-known tented safari camp is a favourite of many, including Safari Guru. In 2017 this iconic safari lodge was entirely rebuilt from the ground up, becoming uniquely luxurious in the typical (and beautiful) style of the owners, Great Plains Conservation, evoking the classic 'campaign' style of African Safari in the 1920s.
Safaris to Duba Plains are renowned for the enthralling battles between lion and buffalo, as captured by Safari Guru founder Deon De Villiers during a photographic safari at Duba, and this is where the National Geographic filmmakers and conservationists, Dereck and Beverly Joubert, chose for their home base and set out on countless hours of filming the harrowing tale of Relentless Enemies.
Duba Plains Camp Video Itinerary