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Chiefs Camp, Botswana
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Rick BeauchesneRick Beauchesne
If there was a way to rate this a 10+ it is well deserved. We just left yesterday after a 3nt stay. Our accommodations were amazing as well as the staff. Everyday just got better and better. Anaame (sp) the General Mgr was very attentive and went out of her way to make sure we were comfortable and felt at home. Grant, the Executive Chief was always surprising us with special meals and moments like a romantic dinner at our cabin or happy hour in the bush. His cook staff are top notch and we had some amazing meals. Last but hardly least our Guide Konosi was fantastic and always up for a challenge. We saw all of the Big Five multiple times and quite a few extra animals like the Wild Dogs, Hyenas, Hippos, Jackals, etc. We loved his promptness, easy going but confident manner and his knowledge of animals and plants. It was a short stay but a memorable one. By far one of the best stays we had in Africa or anywhere in the world by far.
Kathy LeeKathy Lee
We had an amazing experience! Our guide, Lena, was excellent. We saw leopards, lions ( including a pride), elephants, giraffes, zebras, warthogs, impala, baboons, and more. He was an excellent tracker and shared stories of growing up in the area. The lodge is beautiful, our accommodations were incredible, the food was very good, and the people/staff were the best. Everyone was so friendly and they took great care to make our experience wonderful. Our only wish is that we could have stayed 2 more days. We never had time to enjoy all the amenities, like the plunge pool in our suite or the swimming pool overlooking all the animals roaming about. The general manager really went above and beyond to help my husband who had recently ruptured his achilles tendon. The GM had extra hand rails installed to insure that my husband would be safe.
Angela GibbsAngela Gibbs
This was an amazing place. The room was lovely, with a mosquito net, eco friendly insect sprays, a very cold plunge pool, indoor and outdoor shower. The main area of the lodges has a view of a watering hole and the room we were in had a great view of the animals going to the watering hole. The staff were brilliant, especially our guide, Chief, and the manager, Loretta. The food was excellent, especially the canapĂ©s on the evening game drives. Couldn’t recommend this place highly enough. It is the best place to see animals and we were lucky enough to see all the big cats, hyenas, wild dogs and honey badgers.
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If there was a way to rate this a 10+ it is well deserved. We just left yesterday after a 3nt stay. Our accommodations were amazing as well as the staff. Everyday just got better and better. Anaame (sp) the General Mgr was very attentive and went out of her way to make sure we were comfortable and felt at home. Grant, the Executive Chief was always surprising us with special meals and moments like a romantic dinner at our cabin or happy hour in the bush. His cook staff are top notch and we had some amazing meals. Last but hardly least our Guide Konosi was fantastic and always up for a challenge. We saw all of the Big Five multiple times and quite a few extra animals like the Wild Dogs, Hyenas, Hippos, Jackals, etc. We loved his promptness, easy going but confident manner and his knowledge of animals and plants. It was a short stay but a memorable one. By far one of the best stays we had in Africa or anywhere in the world by far.
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We had an amazing experience! Our guide, Lena, was excellent. We saw leopards, lions ( including a pride), elephants, giraffes, zebras, warthogs, impala, baboons, and more. He was an excellent tracker and shared stories of growing up in the area. The lodge is beautiful, our accommodations were incredible, the food was very good, and the people/staff were the best. Everyone was so friendly and they took great care to make our experience wonderful. Our only wish is that we could have stayed 2 more days. We never had time to enjoy all the amenities, like the plunge pool in our suite or the swimming pool overlooking all the animals roaming about. The general manager really went above and beyond to help my husband who had recently ruptured his achilles tendon. The GM had extra hand rails installed to insure that my husband would be safe.
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This was an amazing place. The room was lovely, with a mosquito net, eco friendly insect sprays, a very cold plunge pool, indoor and outdoor shower. The main area of the lodges has a view of a watering hole and the room we were in had a great view of the animals going to the watering hole. The staff were brilliant, especially our guide, Chief, and the manager, Loretta. The food was excellent, especially the canapĂ©s on the evening game drives. Couldn’t recommend this place highly enough. It is the best place to see animals and we were lucky enough to see all the big cats, hyenas, wild dogs and honey badgers.
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Chief’s camp est l’un des lodges les plus onĂ©reux du Botswana. Passez votre chemin, c’est une escroquerie.||Je lui attribue 3* par honnĂȘtetĂ© intellectuelle et par respect pour notre guide, Sky, et la rĂ©serve de Chief’s Island oĂč nous avons effectuĂ© de beaux safaris qui mĂ©ritent 5. Mais le camp lui-mĂȘme mĂ©riterait 1 au vu de ses prestations, et de loin.||Chief’s Camp vit sur une rĂ©putation usurpĂ©e. Je ne comprends absolument pas les commentaires 5* sur Trip Advisor dont ce lodge bĂ©nĂ©ficie depuis 2 ans de la part des touristes anglo-saxons sinon que nous, français, avons sans doute une idĂ©e plus exigeante et raffinĂ©e du luxe. Je ne comprends pas plus ceux de Chris McIntyre dans son Botswana safari guide, qui est pourtant l’ouvrage de rĂ©fĂ©rence – mais qui date de 2018 - de tout voyageur sĂ©rieux. Jugez par vous -mĂȘme.||Nous sommes arrivĂ©s en fin de matinĂ©e sur l’airstrip de Chief’s Island en provenance de Selinda Great Plains aprĂšs un vol de 45mn et un stop Ă  Kwara. L’airstrip se situe Ă  40mn du lodge. Pour la petite histoire, l’airstrip historique Ă©tait Ă  5 mn du lodge. Mais il a Ă©tĂ© inondĂ© par des pluies torrentielles et des crues en 2011, si bien qu’ils ont dĂ©cidĂ© de le dĂ©localiser. Depuis, la rĂ©gion connaĂźt une baisse rĂ©guliĂšre du niveau des eaux et une sĂ©cheresse croissante pendant la saison sĂšche. L’ancien airstrip serait tout Ă  fait praticable toute l’annĂ©e.||Comme il est d’usage, nous sommes accueillis par notre guide, Sky, qui va nous accompagner pendant 3 jours en safari privĂ©. AprĂšs 40mn de piste, nous voilĂ  arrivĂ©s au pied du lodge, accueillis comme il se doit par la serviette et la boisson rafraĂźchissantes, et les chants de circonstance du personnel qui manquaient de conviction.||Nous sommes conduits par l’une des guest relation managers sur la terrasse du bĂątiment principal pour un topo rapide.||PremiĂšre dĂ©ception : le lodge donne sur une prairie sĂšche et non sur un marais en eau comme sur les photos du site internet. La saison des pluies dure d’octobre Ă  avril et la saison sĂšche de mai Ă  septembre. AprĂšs discussion avec notre guide, il apparaĂźt que dĂšs le mois de juillet les marais devant le lodge sont assĂ©chĂ©s. Il ne reste plus qu’un water hole oĂč les animaux viennent boire en matinĂ©e ou en soirĂ©e. Les photos du site internet sont donc de la publicitĂ© mensongĂšre.||Seconde dĂ©ception : en rĂ©ponse Ă  mes questions, la guest relation manager nous annonce qu’elle n’a pas trace de notre rĂ©servation d’un vĂ©hicule privĂ© pour les safaris ni d’un scenic flight en hĂ©lico au-dessus du delta Okavango. Nous lui avons demandĂ© de vĂ©rifier rapidement ces deux points auprĂšs de sa directrice avant de faire intervenir notre agence de voyage. Ce commentaire n’a pas dĂ» lui plaire car elle a renoncĂ© Ă  nous accompagner Ă  notre villa, comme il est d’usage, dĂ©lĂ©guant cette mission Ă  notre femme de mĂ©nage qui n'Ă©tait pas prĂ©parĂ©e Ă  ce type d’exercice. Affligeant. Il aura fallu attendre la fin du dĂ©jeuner pour qu’elle vienne nous confirmer que nos rĂ©servations avaient bien Ă©tĂ© effectuĂ©es, sans qu’elle s’excuse pour autant.||TroisiĂšme dĂ©convenue : pendant les 3 jours 3 nuits de notre sĂ©jour le lodge Ă©tait privĂ© de wifi malgrĂ© l’intervention d’un technicien envoyĂ© spĂ©cialement depuis Maun. A entendre notre guide, cela arrive souvent. Consternant.||D’emblĂ©e nous avons compris que nous avions fait un trĂšs mauvais choix en venant au Chief’s Camp. Quand on a sĂ©journĂ© prĂ©cĂ©demment dans 3 lodges Great Plains (Mpala Jena, Duba Plains et Selinda), le contraste est saisissant. On est passĂ© du luxe intimiste au moyen de gamme sans Ăąme.||Le lodge comprend 12 villas rĂ©parties de part et d’autre du bĂątiment principal. Les villas sont spacieuses (140 m2) et fonctionnelles. Mais leur architecture est trop contemporaine, la dĂ©coration intĂ©rieure est inexistante, le mobilier est digne d’Ikea et elles sont alignĂ©es les unes Ă  cĂŽtĂ© des autres comme dans un lotissement. On a l’impression d’ĂȘtre dans un resort Ă  l’amĂ©ricaine, certainement pas dans un lodge de luxe au milieu des marais du delta de l’Okavango. On est loin des « stylish luxury bush pavilions » dĂ©crits sur le site internet : il y a tromperie sur la marchandise.||Le bĂątiment principal abrite une piscine et des transats Ă  l’abri de grands jackalberry qui hĂ©bergent une armĂ©e de babouins qui n’hĂ©sitent pas Ă  venir boire dans la piscine et Ă  souiller les transats qui ne sont pas protĂ©gĂ©s. On est loin de la front page idyllique du site internet.||La salle de restaurant ressemble plus Ă  un rĂ©fectoire, une salle impersonnelle oĂč les tables sont alignĂ©es les unes Ă  cĂŽtĂ© des autres. On est loin du « safari chic style » vantĂ© sur le site internet. Heureusement le lodge Ă©tait Ă  moitiĂ© vide. Il Ă©tait occupĂ© par un groupe trĂšs sonore duquel nous avons pu nous isoler.||Il n’y a pas de breakfast in the bush. Le petit-dĂ©jeuner est servi sur un buffet quelconque digne d’un Best Western ou d’un Holiday Inn : les jus de fruit sont coupĂ©s avec de l’eau, les fruits sont sans saveur, les pĂątisseries ne sont pas moelleuses, il n’y a ni fromages ni charcuteries raffinĂ©s, le cafĂ© est mauvais. On peut juste avoir des Ɠufs Ă  la commande.||La cuisine n’est pas en reste. Soyons honnĂȘtes : elle est bonne mais basique. Mais on ne vient pas dans un lodge de luxe pour manger des pĂątes bolognaises, des pizzas, ou du poisson panĂ©, ni mĂȘme un filet de bƓuf enseveli sous une sauce au vin, ou une souris d’agneau archi cuite. Il n’y a ni cave, ni wine list, encore moins des vins français : 1 seul vin sud-africain par cĂ©page (merlot, sauvignon, chardonnay, 
) qui ne brille pas par ses arĂŽmes.||Le pire est Ă  venir : le service. J’ai rarement vu une personne aussi antipathique que la barmaid. Mieux vaut Ă©viter d’ĂȘtre servi par le maĂźtre d’hĂŽtel d’une hygiĂšne douteuse. A une exception prĂšs, les serveuses du restaurant sont rustres et maladroites. A titre d’exemple, elles vont vous servir le vin Ă  ras bord avec moult Ă©claboussures sur la nappe sans pour autant s’en Ă©mouvoir.||D’une maniĂšre gĂ©nĂ©rale, ce lodge a une Ă©quipe catastrophique qui n’est pas en phase avec le positionnement luxe ni mĂȘme haut de gamme auquel il prĂ©tend. Le personnel n’est ni souriant, ni Ă©duquĂ©, ni formĂ©, Ă  l’exception de 3 personnes : la responsable du spa, la vendeuse de la (belle) boutique et une guest relation manager, que nous n’avons pas eu la chance de rencontrer le 1er jour. Quant Ă  la directrice du lodge, elle n’est pas au niveau et on ne la voit jamais. Elle va vous rĂ©pĂ©ter pendant trois jours la phrase qu’elle a bien apprise : « I am happy if you are happy ». Elle est pathĂ©tique.||La bonne nouvelle est que nous avons pu surmonter rapidement notre dĂ©ception grĂące Ă  la qualitĂ© des safaris.||Notre guide, Sky, est un guide expĂ©rimentĂ© avec un coup d’Ɠil trĂšs exercĂ©. En revanche, il manque d’empathie et a du mal Ă  sourire. Il devrait s’inspirer des qualitĂ©s de son Ă©pouse qui sert au restaurant, ou suivre un coaching.||Mais grĂące Ă  lui nous avons pu enfin voir le seul animal qui manquait Ă  notre tableau de chasse photographique depuis le dĂ©but de notre voyage au Botswana : le guĂ©pard. DĂšs le 1er safari de l’aprĂšs-midi, nous sommes tombĂ©s sur une mĂšre et ses deux fils. ||Le matin du 2nd jour, nous avons pu les retrouver et les suivre seuls pendant deux heures dans la lumiĂšre matinale. Contrairement aux lions ou aux lĂ©opards, les guĂ©pards sont rarement rĂ©sidents dans une rĂ©serve : ils suivent des parcours de migration. Nous avons donc Ă©tĂ© chanceux de croiser leur route. L’aprĂšs-midi du deuxiĂšme jour, nous avons fait une excursion en mokoro. C’est agrĂ©able et paisible, mais un peu frustrant parce qu’on ne voit ni hippos ni crocos, pour des raisons de sĂ©curitĂ© bien comprĂ©hensibles. Ensuite nous avons terminĂ© la journĂ©e par un sundowner drink devant une hippo pool de toute beautĂ©, bordĂ©e de palmiers, oĂč nous avons vu passer trois lycaons en train de chasser. Bref une journĂ©e de safari bien remplie.||Le 3Ăšme jour, nous avons optĂ© pour un full day safari avec un lunch in the bush. En matinĂ©e, Sky a repĂ©rĂ© un lĂ©opard au milieu des herbes hautes, que nous avons pu suivre quelque temps. Plus tard nous avons assistĂ© Ă  un combat de girafes, trĂšs rare : elles s’entrelacent avec leur long cou et essaient de faire plier l’autre. Pour le dĂ©jeuner, Sky avait sĂ©lectionnĂ© un superbe spot, Ă  l’ombre d’un jackalberry, devant une hippo pool oĂč des crocodiles se doraient au soleil. En revanche, le buffet froid Ă©tait trĂšs dĂ©cevant Ă  l’image de la cuisine au lodge. Il n’y avait pas de barbecue.||Chief’s Island est un territoire Ă©tendu qui comprend de vastes plaines d’herbes hautes qu’affectionnent les guĂ©pards perchĂ©s sur leurs « termite mounts », des forĂȘts de mopanes, d’acacias, de « sausage trees » et de jackalberry oĂč se cachent parfois les lĂ©opards avant de se laisser tomber sur les impalas au pied de l’arbre, et des lagons et marais irriguĂ©s par l’Okavango qui serpente Ă  10 km Ă  l’ouest du lodge. Mais depuis une dizaine d’annĂ©e, le dĂ©bit de l’Okavango baisse, ce qui provoque l’assĂšchement des lagons et des marais trĂšs tĂŽt pendant la saison sĂšche, Ă  commencer par celui devant lequel Chief’s Camp a Ă©tĂ© construit. Ce qui conduit Ă©galement Ă  une rarĂ©faction progressive de la faune. Chief’s Island n’est plus ce qu’elle Ă©tait. D’ailleurs, le 3 Ăšme jour de safari, aprĂšs le lunch in the bush, nous avons roulĂ© pendant 3 heures sans voir le moindre animal. Chief’s Island n’a pas ou n’a plus la densitĂ© de faune que l’on trouve par exemple Ă  Duba, en amont du delta, ou Ă  Selinda, en bordure de la riviĂšre Linyanti.||Pour complĂ©ter nos safaris dans Chief’s Island, nous avions donc rĂ©servĂ© un scenic flight d’1 heure en hĂ©lico. C’est clairement un must do ! Le pilote dĂ©monte les portes afin de faciliter la prise de vue. L’hĂ©lico rĂ©alise une route triangulaire en 3 points : Xigera Ă  l’ouest, en plein milieu du delta, Mombo au nord, en bordure du delta, avant de redescendre sur Chief’s Camp. C’est le seul moyen d’avoir une vue globale de l’Okavango serpentant au milieu de forĂȘts sĂšches de mopanes et d’acacias, laissant dans son sillage, marais et lagons, oĂč s’égaient des centaines d’élĂ©phants et de buffles. Nous avons mĂȘme survolĂ© une Ăźle oĂč une famille de lions se prĂ©lassait au soleil avec nonchalance. Parfois le pilote met un point d’honneur Ă  suivre des escadrilles d’oiseaux migrateurs : Ă©motion garantie ! Pour les plus snobs, l’hĂ©lico peut mĂȘme faire un stop champagne d’1/4 d’heure sur une Ăźle !||En synthĂšse, vous l’aurez compris, Chief’s Camp est trĂšs Ă©loignĂ© de la promesse client « luxury, naturally » du site internet du groupe britannique Sanctuary Retreats qui opĂšre ce lodge. On est plus proche d’un Best Western 3 Ă©toiles facturĂ© au prix d’un lodge de luxe. En 2023, Chief’s Camp Ă©tait l’un des lodges les plus onĂ©reux du Botswana. En français, c’est une arnaque. C’est la double peine. Non seulement vous ĂȘtes furieux parce qu’on vous vole dĂ©libĂ©rĂ©ment, mais surtout, vous ĂȘtes frustrĂ©s parce que vous ne pouvez pas vivre pleinement l’expĂ©rience de 3 jours de safari Ă  cause de la qualitĂ© dĂ©plorable du service, de l’hĂ©bergement et de la restauration. On vous vole votre temps de vacances.||Quant Ă  la rĂ©serve Chief’s Island, on y fait encore de beaux safaris, mais pour combien de temps ? La baisse rĂ©guliĂšre du niveau de l’Okavango, constatĂ©e par les guides sur le terrain, est pour le moins...

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3y

Sanctuary Chief's Camp was our first camp/stop during a 3 week tour of Botswana and Zambia. We had stayed at nearly every Sanctuary camp in Uganda, Kenya & Tanzania, so we knew that we were in for an amazing experience, but Sanctuary Chief's Camp took it to a whole new level.||||We have been planning this trip for over three years (thank you COVID) and the reservation people at Sanctuary could not have been more accommodating or helpful. In fact, they actually upgraded us to the Kent Suite while here at Canctuary Chief's Camp for our two nights and that experience alone made our vacation.||||The camp is exceptionally beautiful and well laid out with a central "lobby/restaurant" camp/tent and then individual cabins spanning out on each side. The Kent Suite was the last cabin down the row, with an amazing view of the mud pits and local watering hole. We were immediately greeted in our cabin by a family of elephants playing in the mud...an amazing first sight!||||The entire facility is amazing and exceptionally well maintained. The rooms are beyond spacious, with every possible amenity that anyone could want. The food at every meal out did the one before and all were beautifully prepared, exquisitely presented and perfectly balanced with favor and spices.||||But what truly separates Sanctuary Chief's Camp from all of the other camps available in the area is the staff. It starts at the top with Bonnie and Basadi, the managers who greeted us (along with the chorus) when we immediately arrived. They both was terrific! Katherine, the night manager was equally as wonderful...professional, friendly and always available. Our waitresses, Tisidi and Connie were excellent. They knew the menus like the back of their hands and always had great suggestions of what items on the menu were the best (a difficult decision at every meal). Monk, the bartender, was always at hand, ready for a refreshing cocktail after a game drive (or sometimes ON a game drive!) ||||We had some amazing spa appointments with Ver, who gave us both massages...and we agreed that they were probably the best massages we've ever had. ||||And then there are the animals and the drives. The sightings and experiences were simply amazing and exceeded our wildest dreams. The professionalism and sighting of the animals, as well as the excellent handling of the vehicles and (ultimately) our safety rested in the hands of Noria, who was beyond excellent. His knowledge, friendly personality and excellent skills made our vacation at Sanctuary Chief's Camp a life-long memory.||||Thank you to everyone at the Camp for an experience that we beyond fantastic and one that we will treasure forever. We hope to be able to come back and visit...

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2y

I will run out of superlatives by the time I’ve finished this review. This was about the most amazing place we’ve ever stayed on our many international trips. We loved everything about this magical camp. The main lodge is beautifully appointed with a view over grasslands and a watering hole where we watched many different animals come to drink or wallow in the mud there.||Our ‘room’ was an individual building with thatched roof in the African style. It was incredibly spacious with every convenience imaginable, even two showers – one indoor and one outdoor. Although it was cold at night, we had our own heating system and the electric blanket on the bed as well as luxurious bedding meant we slept soundly despite the background noise of animals occasionally interacting outside.||I thoroughly enjoyed my spa treatment with the lovely Kami. She gave the best back massage I’ve ever had.||The food was extraordinary – so good and so much of it and always served with dazzling smiles.||We saw some amazing things on safari with our wonderful guide Martin. There were lots of lions and they came so close to the truck, but we felt perfectly safe at all times. There were giraffes, elephants, hippos, impala, kudu and other antelopes, a multitude of birds (so many species), mongooses and even a monitor lizard. A highlight was finding the rarely seen wild dogs with their distinctive coats – each one is different.||I can’t say enough good things about the staff who went above and beyond to make our stay not just enjoyable, but so memorable with many ‘wow’ moments throughout the time we were there. They sang on our arrival and waited on us hand and foot at every opportunity. So much attention to detail and so warm and kind. When we went on the mokoro boat trip (highly recommended), they even set up seating, an umbrella, champagne and nibbles on the water’s edge. It was very special.||I have forgotten some of the names, but huge thanks to the wonderful manager Lops, his fabulous deputy Catherine and Wame, Tshidi, Girlie, Lolly, Connie, Bonnie, Gao and Anoli (sorry if I’ve forgotten anybody – you were all fantastic!). I wish I could give this place 10 out of 10 stars as they are off-the-charts amazing. Highly recommended –...

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