Khwai Concession is 180 000 ha of prime and scenic wilderness located between Moremi Game Reserve and Chobe National Park, 

The Khwai Concession is community-run and all proceeds go towards the community and their eco-tourism initiatives for community upliftment and projects.

It is located on the north eastern edge of Moremi and is one of the most scenic areas of northern Botswana with prolific wildlife.  

Regular sightings of leopard, wild dogs, hyenas and lions. 

The Khwai River flows through the concession and spreads out into marshy areas and channels with good populations of elephants, hippos, crocodiles, waterbuck and lechwe

The mopane woodlands away from the river host extensive populations of plains game – zebras, impala, giraffe, buffalo – and many elephants.

The Khwai Concession is a good area to see Roan and sable antelope, which are relatively rare.

The concession also boasts an incredible range of bird species including Verreaux's eagle owl, Senegal coucals and long-toed lapwings.

Because Khwai is outside the national parks, off-road driving, bush walks and night time game drive activities are permitted.

The best time to go is usually the dry season – July to October, when the waters of the Okavango Delta arrive from the west via the Khwai River and attract thousands of animals from Chobe National Park.  

Wildlife sightings can be crowded during the prime safari season of July to September, but there are some private concessions within Khwai with restricted access.