Tuskers Wilderness Camp

Arrived for 2 night stay and was welcomed by the staff singing to us as we pulled into camp, which we have found to be a customary in many camps. We were then handed a fresh scented cloth to wash the dust from our face and hands. A lovely start. Tents are well appointed for the remote location, very comfortable and homey. Sitting on the porch between game drives provided plenty of opportunities to relax and watch a variety of game come to the water hole in front of the camp. Hot showers when needed. Bar and lounge areas are very appealing and provide good viewing of game as well. Food was delicious and service outstanding. I felt very pampered. Muller, our camp steward and Idah, the camp director are outstanding hosts. They very professionally went about their business of catering to our every whim. I mentioned, in passing, that I enjoyed star gazing at night so they set up a night trip in a clearing to do just that. Not part of the planned itinerary. SK was our guide and picked us up at Xobega camp (sister to Tuskers located on an island in the Ocavango delta) and had a spectacular game drive for several hours. He knew where to go to see the animals we wanted to see. Like the other staff members of Tuskers, he went beyond our expectations for sighting game. He was tireless and cheerful, all-in-all, very good company. Large variety of birds as well which I found very enjoyable to watch. Highlight was night drive with spotlight sighting two leopards chasing an antelope, hyenas, wild cats. Would I go back to this camp? Absolutely!!!