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KWAPA CAMP

Kwapa Camp has ten 3 x 4 meru-style tents with an en-suite bathroom with bucket showers, flush toilets and a basin with running cold water. Each tent is furnished with a small hanging cupboard, two camp beds, sheets, pillows, duvet and towels. A battery-operated LED light is provided in the tents. The verandah has a comfortable relaxing chair.
Because our courses are modular and there is an element of self study we can avoid a rigid schedule and the trainer can create a weekly training programme based entirely on local conditions, wildlife movements and water levels.
We try by all means to make sure that every student who joins our programmes has exposure to all our training. This means that every week we will do at least 1 mokoro excursions, some boating, game-drive, game walks, a sleep out on an island, basic weapons training (not for bush skills or the birding course), tracking, navigation, survival skills, hydrology, ecology etc.
Lectures are informal and are based on areas where students on the training course feel they would like further explanation of topics they have studied in the manual. We prefer to facilitate discussions rather than conduct long, tedious lectures.
Please note that the flood waters of the Okavango are seasonal. Water based activities on our guide training courses are dependent on water levels. Our peak flood is typically middle to end of August.
There are some rare years where water does not reach Kwapa Training Camp
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