Kiri Camp

Overlooking the wildlife-filled plains or wetlands, the spacious deck will soon become your favourite place to be. During the day, plop down on a lounger for an 'armchair safari' and after nightfall, the trees are filled with lanterns and drinks are served around the firepit. Entirely open-sided, the dining and lounge area is decorated with earthy tones, hand-crafted artwork, and cosy couches, though most meals are served alfresco. There isn't Wi-Fi at the main area or tents, but you can get a connection near the office if required.

Built on stilted platforms for when the waters rise, there are 10 tents nestled on the banks of the Kiri Channel. They have a vintage, unpretentious feel but there's certainly nothing lacking (there are plenty of charging points!). The shower and bathtub are roofless, and a ceiling of stars is a magic way to end the day. The tents are dominated by a large bed, which enjoys fabulous views and opens onto a well-proportioned deck. There are two bigger family tents as well.

Depending on the season, you'll embark on unforgettable mokoro or motorboat rides, passing birds of every size and the Delta's famous wildlife at knee-cap level. As the water levels recede between September and April, enjoy walking safaris where your guide will reveal the tiniest details left behind by beetles, birds and larger creatures, as well as game drives. Eyes peeled for big cats, elephant and herds of buffalo. In Kiri's private concession, off-road and night drives are also allowed.