Rra Dinare Camp

Authentic, unpretentious, and full of heart, Rra Dinare (meaning Father Buffalo in Setswana) offers a rich, down-to-earth safari experience that lingers long after the journey ends. Located on the southern edge of the Moremi Game Reserve, this private concession was once used for controlled hunting but now stands as a shining example of Botswana’s successful shift to low-impact, high-value photographic safaris — a model that benefits both people and wildlife.

Rra Dinare sits across the concession from its sister camp, Mma Dinare, offering a complementary but distinct landscape. Here, woodlands provide cover for elusive leopards, while seasonal water sources attract migrating herds and predators. The floodplains surrounding the camp are home to large buffalo herds — often shadowed by lions — offering guests thrilling, predator-rich game viewing from both vehicle and the camp’s raised viewing deck.

The camp features eight canvas suites and one family unit, each with a private deck overlooking a waterhole or river channel. Spacious interiors include lounge seating, outdoor showers, ceiling fans, and thoughtful touches like USB charging points, writing desks, and complimentary laundry. The camp's central areas -  including an open-sided lounge, dining space, firepit, and swimming pool - are designed for relaxed comfort with uninterrupted views of the Delta.

Powered entirely by solar energy and run in partnership with the local Sankuyo community, Rra Dinare is part of a conservation-driven approach to tourism. Staffed largely by local guides and hospitality teams, guests benefit from deep cultural knowledge and heartfelt service, while nearby villages benefit through jobs, skills training, and direct economic support.

With limited connectivity and a strong sense of place, Rra Dinare invites guests to slow down, tune in to the rhythms of the wild, and connect with a bigger conservation story -  all while enjoying one of Africa’s richest safari landscapes.