Daka Plains & Daka Expeditions
Set within a private 4,000-hectare concession, these owner-operated properties offer your clients access to one of the wildest and most untouched regions of Southern Africa. Both camps are ideally situated near the Deka seeps—the source of the Deka River—where permanent year-round water attracts an impressive diversity of wildlife, including lion, elephant, buffalo, leopard, roan antelope, sable, waterbuck, zebra, giraffe, and countless other iconic African species.
The wildlife diversity in this area is truly unique, as it sits directly along ancient game paths and migration routes from Botswana. Many species cross here from Botswana following timeless routes linked to the Makgadikgadi salt pans, creating an extraordinary concentration and variety of wildlife rarely seen elsewhere. This geographical advantage provides guests with exceptional game viewing opportunities throughout the season.
DAKA PLAINS SAFARI CAMP
An intimate, upmarket safari retreat, Daka Plains features 8 classic-style tented rooms constructed with thatch, local rock, and canvas. The camp offers breathtaking panoramic vistas across expansive plains and the dramatic terrain of Kalahari Savanna. With sophisticated amenities including en-suite bathrooms with gas geysers for instant hot water, solar lighting, ceiling fans, and private verandas, guests enjoy comfort without compromising the authentic safari experience.
DAKA EXPEDITIONS
For those seeking a more traditional safari experience, Daka Expeditions offers an authentic “Out of Africa” journey. Styled on the bygone era of pioneer safaris, this camp features 3 classic-style safari tents with ensuite shower and toilet extensions. Located on the famous “Old Hunter’s Road”—the route of renowned explorers and early adventurers—Daka Expeditions provides a genuine taste of yesteryear with incredible attention to detail.
Both camps are accessible via a shared seat rate charter from Victoria Falls to Robins Airstrip (approximately 20 minutes), followed by a game viewer transfer (approximately 45 minutes to 1 hour), or by road transfer from Victoria Falls (approximately 3 hours)