TUBU TREE CAMP FACT SHEET

Low Season: December to March
Shoulder Season: April to June and November
High Season: July to October

Children over the age of 8 years are welcome

ACCOMMODATION

Number of tents:

5 tented rooms consisting of:
4 x twin bedded tents
One King-size bedded honeymoon tent
One guide tent (same standard as a guest tent)
This camp can accommodate 10 guests with tour leader

Tent Details:

East African Style tents on 2–3m raised decks with door entrances.
All tents have verandas overlooking the floodplains with spectacular views
Fans in all guests tents
En-suite facilities with an outdoor shower
Soaps, shampoos and insect repellents are supplied in each tent.

CAMP DESCRIPTION

Large open & airy tented lounge & tented dining room, built on raised platforms with landscape view.
Evening campfire
Curio shop
Plunge pool
Slide projector available

ACTIVITIES

Land game drives in open 4×4 Land Rovers – each accommodating max 7 guests, allowing all guests an outside seat.
Private vehicle available on request.
Night drives with spot light
Walking Safaris are offered from camp on a request basis
7×2 seater mokoro
1×12 boat (subject to water levels permitting its use)
Fishing on a catch and release basis (can book fly fishing with specialist fly fisher Grant. This must be booked prior to travel). Basic rods & reels supplied by camp but fly fishing equipment to be supplied by guest.
A raised hide located about 20 minutes from camp (which can be used for sleep outs—max 4, has a long drop toilet & outside shower).

SUGGESTED DAILY ACTIVITY SCHEDULE

Below is only a suggestion – as daily wildlife sightings tend to throw the schedule right out of schedule.

Summer/Winter

05h00/06h00 – Wake up call. Light continental breakfast consisting of cereals, tea/coffee/juices and pastries to be served.
05h30/06h30 – Depart on morning activity, returning to camp at approximately 10h00.
10h00/11h00 – Brunch will consist of a selection of breakfast and lunch dishes. Guests will be at leisure until afternoon tea. Bird walks, talks and a visit to the hide are informally offered.
16h00/15h00 – Afternoon tea will be served – this will consist of a selection of sweet and savoury snacks.
16h30/15h30 – Depart on afternoon game viewing activity – drinks and snacks will be served for sundowners.
19h30/19h00 – Return to camp (but could be later if good game sightings).
20h00/19h30 – Pre-dinner drinks and snacks are served at the pub
20h30/20h00—Three-course dinner- generally speaking the starter and desert is served, whilst the main course is buffet style.
21h30/21h00 – Coffee and liqueurs will be served at the campfire.