KPE was found by the Moyo family, particularly Sello, whose roots run deep in the Okavango Panhandle. Growing up in the late 1980s and early 1990s, much of his childhood was spent assisting his parents with subsistence farming. He was also fortunate to be raised by a father who worked as a fisherman with the Kauxwi Fisheries Syndicate—navigating the rivers in both boats and traditional wooden canoes (mokoro). These early experiences instilled in him a lasting connection to the land and water-based livelihoods that shaped his identity.

Together with his wife, Goitsemodimo explored various ventures before ultimately embracing their shared passion for nature, culture, and sustainable living through an agro-tourism initiative—a blend of their heritage and hospitality.

As an indigenous son of the Okavango, Sello turned his lifelong love of camping, fishing, and river life into an eco-friendly, community-rooted destination designed to be shared with the world. KPE is not just a place to visit—it’s a place to connect with nature, with people, and with stories passed down through generations.

We warmly invite you to explore our campsite—easily accessible via the Okavango River Bridge (Mohembo–Seronga route)—and experience the magic of the Eastern Okavango Panhandle. Here, adventurous travellers can not only witness the region’s spectacular beauty and wildlife but also engage with the traditional knowledge, skills, and resilience of the communities who have lived harmoniously alongside the Okavango River for centuries.