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Guides track African wild dog, lion, leopard, elephant, and sable antelope; the concession records reliable sightings of wild dog packs and large elephant herds crossing the plains seasonally. Guided walks follow animal paths through the bush; rangers lead on foot at dawn or late afternoon. Mokoro excursions and motorboat trips navigate permanent channels when water levels allow, passing hippo, crocodile, African fish eagle, and malachite kingfisher. Catch-and-release fishing targets tilapia and catfish year-round. Night drives use filtered spotlights to locate hyena, civet, and nocturnal antelope after dark.\u003c\/p\u003e\u003cp\u003eThe lounge, dining room, bar, and pool occupy a central raised platform connected by timber walkways. 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Walking safaris with armed guides thread through the reserve on foot, pacing according to wind direction and animal proximity. The camp overlooks the lagoon from a grove of jackalberry trees in the reserve's northern sector, eight kilometres from the Namibian border. Eight tented suites—seven twins and one family unit sleeping four—sit on raised decks facing the water. Canvas, thatch, and timber frame each structure. The family suite has two separate rooms, en-suite facilities in both, and a private plunge pool. All suites have ceiling fans, mosquito nets, outdoor showers, minibars, safes, and verandas. An underground hide descends below the main deck to water level, where you watch elephants drink and bathe from behind glass—trunks and feet within a metre of the viewing panel. The Queen Silvia barge—a double-decker pontoon—carries sundowner cruises along the Linyanti River at dusk. Catch-and-release fishing operates March through December. 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The Bayei people who have lived in this part of the Delta have long called the area the 'Place of Plenty', and the wildlife density justifies that name throughout the year. When the annual inundation arrives, it forms a natural barrier that keeps game concentrated on the island.\u003c\/p\u003e\u003cp\u003eThe camp holds eight canvas suites, each raised off the ground to face the floodplain. Every suite has an indoor lounge, a separate bedroom, indoor and outdoor showers, a copper bathtub, a private plunge pool, a sala, and a wrap-around deck. A family suite sleeps four with a double and twin beds and its own pool. Game drives run in open 4x4 vehicles carrying a maximum of four guests, so each person has an unobstructed view. Bush brunches are served in the field after morning drives, using locally sourced ingredients.\u003c\/p\u003e\u003cp\u003eMombo shares a spa, gym, lap pool, and safari boutique with the adjacent Wilderness Little Mombo. Traditional dinners are held in the boma. The camp also runs a baobab conservation project on its traversing area, with twenty-six young trees now protected by log-pile and wire-mesh fencing. Helicopter flights are available at an additional cost. Over four hundred bird species have been recorded across the Okavango Delta.\u003c\/p\u003e","brand":"Wetu","offers":[{"title":"Default Title","offer_id":43762283642939,"sku":null,"price":0.0,"currency_code":"ZAR","in_stock":true}],"thumbnail_url":"\/\/cdn.shopify.com\/s\/files\/1\/0582\/6776\/2747\/files\/99951761213997498mombo-tentfs12-2440jpg_861aeac4-7419-4a2e-b9ab-3220b4687238.webp?v=1783586906"},{"product_id":"wilderness-chitabe-lediba-10009-8942","title":"Wilderness Chitabe Lediba","description":"\u003cp\u003eEstablished as the smaller companion to Wilderness Chitabe, this five-tent lodge takes its name from the Setswana word for lagoon — the permanent waterhole in front of camp that draws wildlife throughout the day and after dark. Set on a private island within the 22,000-hectare Chitabe Concession in the southeastern Okavango Delta, the camp borders Moremi Game Reserve to the north and sits where permanent channels meet seasonal floodplains, woodlands, and Kalahari grassland.\u003c\/p\u003e\u003cp\u003eEach tent occupies a raised timber deck with views across the lagoon. Rooms are built in Meru style with canvas walls, en-suite bathrooms, outdoor showers, overhead fans, and mosquito nets. Two family units accommodate four guests each — one with adjoining bedrooms linked by an indoor passage, the other with bedrooms connected by an outdoor walkway. Standard tents hold twin or double beds. The main areas include a lounge, dining space, pool, and bar positioned to overlook the lagoon. A boma and firepit provide evening gathering points under the stars.\u003c\/p\u003e\u003cp\u003eGame drives depart at dawn and dusk across the concession's varied terrain. African wild dog, lion, leopard, cheetah, and spotted hyena are regularly sighted. Antelope populations include tsessebe, impala, and red lechwe; elephant, giraffe, and buffalo move through daily. Night drives use spotlights to reveal civets, genets, and owls. Guided walks track smaller fauna and identify bird species — over 400 recorded across the Delta. The concession operates as a no-public-access zone, so sightings are undisturbed. Helicopter flights and day excursions to Tsodilo Hills can be arranged. 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Each tent has a super-king or twin configuration, ceiling and standing fans, a charging station, a writing desk, open hanging space, a digital safe, and an en-suite bathroom with an external shower. Two of the ten tents are family tents, each with a separate twin bedroom sharing one bathroom; children under twelve require private activities, and the minimum age is six years.\u003c\/p\u003e\u003cp\u003eGame drives go out across the concession and continue after dark. Walking safaris, boat cruises through the Delta's narrow channels, mokoro excursions, and catch-and-release fishing round out the activity programme.\u003c\/p\u003e\u003cp\u003eThe central area is open-air, with bar, lounge, and dining under the sky. Breakfast is served beside the waterhole each morning; evenings end around the fire pit. 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The camp sits in the private Duba Concession within the Okavango Delta, chosen by National Geographic filmmakers Dereck and Beverly Joubert as their base for nearly twenty years. Five suites face the floodplain; a sixth two-bedroom suite stands apart with its own vehicle, guide, butler, and chef. Each suite contains a lounge, en-suite bathroom with flush toilet, double basins, indoor and outdoor showers, and a bath. A ceiling fan and air-conditioning over the bed hold the temperature. Your veranda holds a private plunge pool and shaded sala. A professional camera body and lenses sit in each suite for complimentary use; staff download your images to a memory stick on departure. High-quality binoculars are also provided.\u003c\/p\u003e\u003cp\u003eThe main area consists of a raised dining room, lounge, interactive kitchen, wine cellar, and library; an extended deck under giant ebony trees serves al fresco meals. 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Full-day walks, overnight mokoro expeditions into the deeper Delta, and visits to baYei villages can be arranged at the time of booking.\u003c\/p\u003e\u003cp\u003eThe raised central lounge overlooks floodplains that shift between flooded and dry depending on season. A communal dining area, bar, and viewing deck anchor the shared spaces. Meals are served at a long table where guests gather morning and evening. 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The main area — a multi-tiered dining room, bar, lounge, and library — sits under canvas between ebony and mangosteen trees, with a campfire overlooking permanent water. A swimming pool and private airstrip complete the facilities. The camp runs on full solar power.\u003c\/p\u003e\u003cp\u003eBecause the concession combines permanent waterways with large dry areas, both water and land activities run year-round. Game drives go out in vehicles limited to four guests, each seat with its own camera mount. Mokoro trips with a poler cover the quieter channels, where sitatunga, fish eagles, painted reed frogs, and malachite kingfishers are regularly seen. Motorboat excursions reach the wider lagoon and delta waterways. Guided walks, specialist walking safaris, and a specialist family guide programme are available, as are night drives after dinner. 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The main reason to come is to ride: horseback safaris take you across the floodplains and through the channels where vehicles cannot go, at a pace that shifts between a walk and a gallop alongside giraffe, zebra and elephant. The horses are selected for calm temperament around game. More than three hundred and eighty bird species have been recorded across the Delta, and large mammals are present throughout the concession.\u003c\/p\u003e\u003cp\u003eThe camp holds eight tented rooms in several configurations — double, twin, single, triple, a two-tent family suite linked by a raised walkway, and a honeymoon tent with a raised double bathtub and a private dining deck, all looking out over the floodplain. A tree platform a short drive from camp is used for lunches and occasional overnight stays.\u003c\/p\u003e\u003cp\u003eRiding is the draw, but non-riders are fully accommodated. 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The camp holds eight canvas suites raised off the ground on platforms, each facing a floodplain where plains game — elephant, buffalo, antelope, and large prides of lion — gather in front of camp. The Bayei people of the region call this area the place of plenty, and the wildlife density reflects that: during summer, when prey species are raising young, predator concentrations are particularly high. Wild dog, cheetah, pangolin, and honey badger also move through the area, and the Delta supports over four hundred bird species.\u003c\/p\u003e\u003cp\u003eEach suite has a separate bedroom and lounge, en-suite bathroom, indoor and outdoor showers, a copper bathtub, and a private plunge pool and sala on a wrap-around deck. A family suite accommodates four, with a double and twin beds and its own pool. Game drives use open four-by-four vehicles with a maximum of four guests per vehicle, so every seat is a window seat. 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Five are standard suites; one is a family suite built as two bedrooms joined by a shared lounge, configurable as twins or doubles. Every suite is built in canvas, wood and glass, with a sunken lounge, verandah, en-suite bathroom, outdoor shower, and floodplain views. Air-conditioning runs above the beds. The main area — lounge, dining room, bar, pool deck — sits elevated as well, looking out over the same open grasslands.\u003c\/p\u003e\u003cp\u003eWhat you do here changes with the water. In the high-water months, guides take you by boat through the channels, and mokoro excursions move quietly past reed frogs and waterbirds — wattled cranes, slaty egrets, African skimmers, and Pel's fishing-owl among the species recorded in the reserve. When water levels allow, the camp runs catch-and-release fishing, though Botswana law prohibits this in January and February. As the waters recede, access opens to Hunda Island, the largest landmass in the Jao Reserve, where giraffe, zebra, wildebeest, tsessebe, and elephant concentrate alongside lion, leopard, and spotted hyena. Game drives run morning and afternoon in open four-wheel-drive vehicles; night drives go out with spotlights for porcupine, serval, aardwolf, and lesser bushbaby. 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It is reached only by boat, a detail that shapes the whole stay. Guides lead game drives across the surrounding floodplains, known locally as melapo, where elephant, sable antelope, and red lechwe move through the grass. Wild dog and lion move through the concession too, alongside resident leopard and the occasional cheetah. Mornings and evenings favour the vehicle; the channels favour the mokoro. Paddled quietly through clear water, the dugout canoe brings guests close to painted reed frogs and waterlilies, sights a vehicle would miss entirely. Boating trips add sightings of hippo pods and crocodile along the same waterways. A family unit sleeps four across two interleading rooms, sharing a sunken lounge and a deck over the floodplain. Fishing runs on a catch-and-release basis, weather and water levels allowing. Evenings gather on the Star Deck, away from camp lights, for a clear view of the sky. 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A specialist walking guide can lead up to six guests further into the bush on foot, the original form of safari here, with no vehicle required unless the group grows. Elephant, red lechwe, zebra, giraffe and the elusive, water-loving sitatunga move through the surrounding islands and floodplain. Birdlife is dense enough to reward a slow morning with binoculars alone. Game drive vehicles are capped at four guests each, with a guaranteed window seat and its own camera mount. Evenings settle around a fire on the sand, well after the vehicles are parked for the night. 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Game drives run alongside mokoro trips through the channels and guided walks on foot, so a morning might begin tracking lion spoor on land and end gliding past reed beds at eye level with the water. Leopards and lions are regular sightings here. Roan antelope turn up too, less commonly seen elsewhere in the Delta. It is a small camp. When the resident hyena clan is denning, cubs can sometimes be watched near their den from a respectful distance. Children travelling with family groups can join a bush cooking lesson or a photography session suited to their age, while adults take the standard rotation of drives, boating and walks. The lagoon setting shapes the wildlife on offer: waterbirds and antelope drawn to the shallows, predators moving through the fringing woodland beyond. Access is by light aircraft from Maun, followed by a road or boat transfer depending on water levels. 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