NKASA PLAINS CAMP

Nkasa Plains Camp
Elevated meru tents, superb wildlife viewing, and mokoro trips through the Delta’s winding channels.

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Nkasa Rupara Nationalpark, Namibia

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Discover one of Namibia’s last great wilderness areas at Nkasa Plains Camp, set on its own private concession bordering the Nkasa Rupara National Park in the heart of the Zambezi Region. The camp looks out over wide open plains, with the park’s famous wetlands, channels and floodplains just a short drive away. Here, spacious elevated tents place you right at the edge of the wild.

Aerial view of Nkasa Plains Camp and the surrounding wetlands, Nkasa Rupara, Namibia
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Wooden viewing deck at Nkasa Plains Camp in Nkasa Rupara, Namibia
Nkasa Plains Camp lit up at night in Nkasa Rupara, Namibia

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Our sixteen spacious, elevated tents blend comfort with a genuine sense of the wild. Each raised tent opens onto a private wooden deck and features both an indoor and an outdoor shower, letting you feel close to nature without giving up any comfort. At the main house, a swimming pool with loungers and shaded seating looks out over the plains, while a bar overlooking a waterhole, two dining tents and a fire pit form the social heart of the camp.

Main lounge and dining area at Nkasa Plains Camp, Nkasa Rupara, Namibia

Swimming Pool

16 Elevated Tents

Private Concession

Game Viewing

Wetland Wilderness

EXPERIENCES

Nkasa Rupara National Park

From Nkasa Plains Camp, set out across a private concession bordering the Nkasa Rupara National Park — Namibia’s largest protected wetland. From the open plains around camp, drives lead into the park’s wetlands, wooded islands and channels in search of elephant, buffalo, lion and leopard, and a landscape few travellers ever see.

Guided game drive from Nkasa Plains Camp in Nkasa Rupara, Namibia

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GAME DRIVE

A game drive at Nkasa Rupara is an intimate way to explore one of Namibia’s wildest corners. Cross floodplains, wooded islands and reed-lined channels in search of elephant, buffalo, lion, leopard and the park’s remarkable antelope — red lechwe, reedbuck, and the rare puku. With a private concession and very few other vehicles, sightings are quiet and uncrowded.

Nkasa Plains Camp lit up at night in Nkasa Rupara, Namibia

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NIGHT DRIVE

As darkness falls over the wetlands, a night drive reveals a different side of Nkasa Rupara. With a spotlight, look for nocturnal species rarely seen by day — civet, genet, honey badger, and the occasional leopard on the move. Night drives are possible here on the private concession in a way they are not within Namibia’s national park boundaries, making them a real highlight of a stay at the camp.

Safari guide at Nkasa Plains Camp in Nkasa Rupara, Namibia

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SAFARI WALK

A guided safari walk is one of the most immersive ways to experience the bush. Led by an experienced guide, you leave the vehicle behind and explore on foot — reading tracks and signs, learning the smaller details of the ecosystem, and encountering the wilderness at eye level. Walking safaris connect you to the landscape in a way that no drive can, and the quiet wetland setting of Nkasa Rupara makes them especially rewarding.

LOCATION

Nkasa Plains Camp

Nkasa Plains Camp sits on its own private concession directly bordering the Nkasa Rupara National Park, in Namibia’s Zambezi Region (the former Caprivi Strip). The camp itself overlooks open plains, while the park’s wetlands — shaped by the Kwando and Linyanti rivers and forming Namibia’s largest protected wetland — lie just within its boundaries. The private concession means exclusive access, few other vehicles, and the freedom to offer night drives and walking safaris alongside classic game drives.

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Soulful safari hideaway on the edge of Nkasa Rupara.
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Information

Rates for Nkasa Plains Camp are available on request.
Please contact us for current rates and availability.

» Rates are quoted per person per night in US Dollars
» Rates are subject to change without notice, e.g. park fees, government levies
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Nkasa Plains Camp offers an intimate, immersive safari experience on a private concession bordering the Nkasa Rupara National Park in Namibia’s Zambezi Region. Set on open plains with just sixteen spacious elevated tents, a swimming pool, a bar overlooking a waterhole and two dining tents, the camp combines genuine wilderness with comfort. Game drives, night drives and guided safari walks explore one of Namibia’s largest and least-visited wetland wildernesses.

Where is Nkasa Plains Camp located? Nkasa Plains Camp is set on a private concession directly bordering the Nkasa Rupara National Park in the Zambezi Region of north-eastern Namibia, close to the Botswana border. The park is Namibia’s largest protected wetland, shaped by the Kwando and Linyanti rivers and part of the KAZA transfrontier conservation area. The camp is reached overland via Katima Mulilo, or by road from Kasane in Botswana, with the nearest airstrip at Lianshulu.

Nkasa Rupara untouched

Wake to the sounds of the bush — birdsong at dawn, the call of the wild across the plains, and open country stretching out beyond your deck. A stay at Nkasa Plains Camp places you in one of Namibia’s last untouched wildernesses, with all the comfort of a private, intimate camp. Enquire to plan your stay.

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