Omo Valley

Lale’s Camp

Name: Lale’s Camp
Address: Omo Valley

A luxury canvas camp surrounded by wild nature

Lale’s Camp on the eastern banks of the Omo River has recently been refurbished. It’s operated by Wild Expeditions and offers comfortable tented accommodation in two-man tents with simple camp beds and verandas. Only accessible by boat, the Omo Delta is an extremely remote area of islands and marshes. This camp is surrounded by some of the continent’s wildest nature.

The canvas camp includes a mess tent and a maximum of seven sleeping tents. The accommodation is simple, but comfortable, with sturdy walls and floors. Each tent has a veranda and en-suite facilities with hot water and flushing toilets. Natural wood and woven rugs add a warm touch to the tents, along with bold earthy colours and luxurious fabrics.

Meals are hearty and include cooked breakfasts, picnics and three-course dinners.

Highlights

Community experiences

Bird watching

Boat safaris

Up to seven sleeping tents

Mess tent

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Mursi Fly Camp

Only reachable by boat and foot, this rustic camp, set on the banks of the Omo River, is incredibly and enticingly remote, particularly to those in search of a genuine camping experience, with no running water and minimal electricity.

Dome tents scattered across the red earth, amongst the trees, encircle a communal dining area. Each tent can accommodate two people on single cots, with soft mattresses, and in front of the tents, there’s a table and chairs, ideal for sipping on coffee in the cool of the morning and nursing a G&T as the sun sets. There’s also a mirror and simple canvas basin, which can be filled with hot water, a bucket shower in a separate cubical, as well as a long-drop toilet.

A highlight of this camp is its walking distance to a Mursi village, and the Mursi locals often use the camp as their market. Bird viewing, boat trips down the river, nature walks and fossil hunting are some of the many available options for exploration of this beautiful area.