Tucking Safari Goers into Star Beds at Atzaró Okavango in Botswana

**Elevated king-sized beds kissed by open-air designed for memorable nights' sleeps above the ground and wildlife of the Okavango Delta**

Cape Town, South Africa - African Bush Camps invites safari goers to sleep like kings and peer into the night sky from their own personal observatories with new Star Beds at Atzaró Okavango Camp in the Okavango Delta of Botswana. Kissed by open-air slightly elevated above both the ground and wildlife of one of the most ecologically diverse regions on the globe, the Star Beds are designed for serene and memorable nights' sleeps, playing off the architectural ethos of the camp whose layout offers the privilege of space and employs natural building elements to emphasize the raw beauty of nature.

Symbolic of timeless romance, offering incredible views of the Delta, there are two Star Beds at Atzaró Okavango Camp, each erected alongside the camp's two spacious Villa accommodations. Standing on stairway-accessible platforms supported by wooden legs, the Star Beds are built sustainably with wood flooring, railings, and steps fashioned from repurposed materials. King-sized wooden bed frames - one per Star Bed - are beautifully draped, adding a dash of elegance, as well as bug netting to keep out critters. Each Star Bed also has a private bathroom for convenient comfort.

While Villa guests have first dibs on Star Beds at Atzaró Okavango Camp, guests staying in other accommodations, including eight luxurious suites sized for two guests with king bedding and a private pool - can also access them by request, depending on availability. Whoever sleeps under the stars needn't fear the wildlife below, as trained and highly qualified African Bush Camps' guides keep watchful eyes through the night to ensure the safety of all guests. Sip on a nightcap and watch as the wildlife settles into dusk. With a billowing mosquito net draped over the bed, find solace as you drift off to sleep under the Okavango Delta's celestial canopy.

Located along the Okavango River and in the thick of the Okavango Delta, a UNESCO World Heritage Site in northern Botswana, Atzaró Okavango Camp is an off-grid oasis surrounded by thriving wetlands and untouched wilderness. Experiences include game day and night game drives, helicopter safaris, visits to nearby cultural villages, stargazing, mokoro canoeing, safari walks, wine-tasting evenings, kid-friendly activities, and more.

Rates from $690 per person per night.

For more information or to reserve a safari at Atzaró Okavango Camp or any of African Bush Camps' 17th destinations in Botswana, Zimbabwe, or Zambia, please visit: https://africanbushcamps.com/

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ABOUT AFRICAN BUSH CAMPS

African Bush Camps is a 100% owner-run, African-based safari company designed to delight from luxury in the wild to the wildly luxurious with authentic safari experiences amid untamed nature across Botswana, Zimbabwe, and Zambia. Operations are always focused on the guests, with 17 luxury-tented bush camps and lodges offering seamless safari experiences with internal flights, food, drinks, and activities included. African Bush Camps promotes and influences travel to Africa on a global scale while operating with a strong focus on conservation and an environmentally sustainable footprint that celebrates the culture of communities in the areas in which it operates. African Bush Camps has been awarded the Green Tourism Gold Certification, ranked in the Condé Nast Traveler 2023 Readers' Choice Award as one of the Best Resorts in the World, and named a Global Winner in the 2023 World Travel Awards. Beks Ndlovu, African Bush Camps' CEO, is also the recipient of the Robb Report's Best of the Best Awards 2021.

The African Bush Camps Foundation is a nonprofit organization that funds community empowerment, education, human-wildlife conflict resolution, and conservation. Launched in 2006, the Foundation operates through a multi-faceted partnership with African Bush Camps. At least 2,5 percent of ABC's revenue goes towards the Foundation annually. Since its inception, the Foundation has spearheaded 72 community projects across Botswana, Zimbabwe, and Zambia; 42 of those projects are currently in operation under the Foundation's wing.

African Bush Camps was founded in 2006 by Beks Ndlovu, a professional safari guide born and raised in the village of Lupane on the outskirts of Hwange National Park in Zimbabwe. From the start of operations, Ndlovu's mission has been to operate a portfolio of luxury tented camps and lodges across Botswana, Zimbabwe, and Zambia that reincarnate the fantasy of 'Old Untouched Africa' while treating guests to luxurious and professionally guide-led experiences and bespoke safaris that can only be found in the bush. Beks Ndlovu is a leading voice in the tourism and conservation spheres, advocating for tourism to be used as a vehicle to transform African communities.

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