seba camp

Western side of the Okavango Delta

Seba Camp is situated in an ancient riverine forest with majestic hardwood trees and overlooks a perennial lagoon in the Okavango Delta with prolific birdlife and resident pods of hippo.Seba Camp shares its concession with Abu Camp and has been constructed as a family-friendly camp. It is also the base of a fascinating elephant research project. Seba, meaning 'whisper,' is named after one of Abu Camp's released elephants. As a baby, Seba starred in the Walt Disney movie, Whispers, which was filmed in the area.

Seba Camp has 8 elevated tents, all set in secluded positions shaded by magnificent old trees. Each en suite tent has a private wooden deck with views over the lagoon and flood plains and has been beautifully and individually decorated with a theme representing different Botswana tribes. The 2 family tents have 2 en suite bedrooms interlinked by a passageway. The outside deck has ample space for relaxing with a plunge pool, tree house, toy box and sandpit for guests to enjoy.

The main area consists of two open-sided wooden structures, one of which houses the dining room and the other the lounge area, which includes the library. Both buildings are decorated with traditional Botswana basketwork and other local artefacts. In front of the dining area is a small, well-stocked bar, and in the centre is the campfire, lit every evening. A decked area to the rear of the camp houses a small swimming pool with sun loungers and umbrellas.

Activities

Several of the elephants from Abu Camp that were released back into the wild have formed their own herd. The interaction between these released elephants and the wild herds forms the basis for elephant research in the area with Bristol University. Guides are always happy to drive visitors to see a released elephant and its wild companions when they are in the vicinity of the camp, and guests can observe the researchers at work, often near the elephant herds. In addition, this area is rich in other game -– giraffe, buffalo, impala, tsessebe, lechwe, reedbuck and warthog. Predators include lions, leopards and cheetahs that prey on the herds of plains game and more than 380 species of birds are found in the region. Day and night game viewing in open vehicles is available year-round, but during winter, when water levels increase, Seba is transformed into a water camp, with water-based activities taking precedence, such as mokoro, motorboat excursions and fishing, as well as walks and the usual game drives. Children receive a fun pack with puzzle books, colouring-in books, pencils and a magnifying glass, which they can use on guided nature walks around the camp. A children's menu is also available, and babysitting can be arranged on request.

Why we like Seba Camp

Seba Camp is a very child-friendly camp with well-equipped family rooms and an abundance of activities for the whole family to enjoy.

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