the camp is located in the NG12 private concession( i have added photo of gps position ) ..it is not inside national park..there are advantages to be in the private concession compared to national park... for example u can make night drives and go anywhere you want even into the bush by leaving tracks...but also u can rarely see local people and cattles around...it is 45 minutes from maun and 90 minutes from kasane by flight...we stayed at there between 7th of august and 10 th august...the tent is luxury established..it was two days pack that consist of 1 game drive , 1 nature walk , 1 boat and 1 mokoro ...at the same time it is possible to make night drive at there without extra charging if you have a fully inclusive pack...so the arrival and departure times for the camp...the meal times are meeting times with other guests and your guide at the same table... there is no fence between wild life and you..there is a lagoon near the camp and you are sleeping with hippo sounds...in okavongo delta wild life is shy..we observed a lot of herbivorous and birds,lion cubs , serval,honey badger ...my aim is to see leopard and wild dogs but i cant...our guide was KT...it was pleasure to spend times with him...we learned a lot of things from him as you cant hear that knowledge anywhere...i would choose this place in the future with much more game drives ....i think the boat cruise is not the perfect way observing delta because of the engine sound..this sound annoys everything especially in the full gas mode..i think mokoro should be the only way to explore delta..this traditional way is peaceful ...but be careful hippos..i think mokoros are not safe when it comes to hippos..with additional safety, mokoro will be the most important attraction of delta..to see elephants in the lagoon feeding with water lilies is priceless..camp has wifi but it is weak sometimes...

This is 5 star camping with all the add ons! The location is on a penninsular so water one side and the African plain the other. The camp is marvellous, the food and service very good but the highlight for us was the animals. We saw more animals in larger herds at a closer range than any other camp or lodge. The whole experience of being up close and personal with so many animals is worth every penny! The only down side is that the airstrip is about 50 minutes away but in reality the staff build than in as part of the experience. I would thoroughly recommend Kadizora Camp to anyone interested in a true African experience.

This camp was awesome and the highlight of our tour. The facilities were great, the food was terrific and the game drives and the mekoras (poler canoes) and nature walks were fantastic. Our guides Mr. D and K.D. as well as our hosts Sue and Greg were so personable and informative that are stay there with their great staff was truly memorable (along with Franklin the elephant).