Hello MDR2011, Thank you for your question Ican tell you that we do have a couple of measures in place should you need help however we would need a bit more infor mation before we can confirm anything. Should you wish to discuss this in more detail we request you contact your travel agent who can assist you further. However, in regards to the distances the closest room to the main area is over 100 metre walk away. But I think the issue would come in with grab rails for the showers and loo and the angled entrance to the rooms with the gumpoles at the entrance. If they cannot climb the steps they can always come up the ramp back of house but obviously the distance is greater. If they could tell us the level of difficulty and what the guests are able to do would be easier to give a more detailed answer. questions like can they climb steps, can they climb into a game viewer with the help of a step, are they in a wheelchair. how far can they walk? Hope this helps Wilderness Safaris

Thank you tijana165 for your question. While both camps are beautiful and we couldn’t personally choose one over the other – the real difference you will need to look at is what you are hoping to see while on safari. Kwetsani has a more luxurious and intimate camp experience being a ten bedded/ five tented camp with very large rooms, while Tubu is slightly bigger with eighteen beds/ eight tents including one family unit which is perfect if you are travelling with children. Additionally if you want a purely game experience then Tubu Tree (located on Hunda Island) would be the better option, but if the camp experience is also important then Kwetsani is perfect. Game drives are done from Kwetsani to Hunda, However, in December it will take longer for Kwetsani to drive across to Hunda - it can take approx. 45 minutes to reach Hunda using the bridge, but if the road over the bridge is not passable due to high water levels/muddy roads, then it can take up to an hour and a half. We hope this has been helpful, and please let us know if you have any more questions. Additionally, you can have a look at more of the specifics on the Wilderness Safaris website. Kind regards Wilderness Safaris

Hi Klfsesser, The use of hairdryers is unfortunately not possible in the guest rooms due to power constraints. The camp operates on a Generator / Inverter system as it is located in a remote part of the Okavango Delta with no access to the mains grid power system.