Seba Camp

Chobe National Park, Botswana

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Stay at Seba Camp

Seba Camp, blending beautifully into the ancient riverine forest of majestic hardwood trees, is situated in the diverse and productive Abu Concession. Overlooking a perennial lagoon with prolific birdlife and visiting pods of hippo, the camp has eight well-appointed, spacious tents elevated from the ground, each with an en-suite bathroom and a private deck with magnificent vistas.

Each tent celebrates the different ethnic groups of Botswana through vibrant décor, while the main area including dining area, bar and lounge-library is set on a raised saligna deck with floodplain views. There is ample space for children in the purpose built family suites including a built-in tree-house and an elevated deck which has its own small swimming pool and

sandpit.

This camp can accommodate 16 guests and 4 children. There are eight tented rooms, two of which are family units. Each of the tented rooms are raised on deck with sandy walkways to the ground. One family unit can sleep a maximum of six people, and the other a maximum of 5. Each family unit has its own private plunge pool, toys and game selection for the children and two bathrooms. They each consist of two rooms, with their own bathroom and entrance, separated by a broad walk and sharing a deck. The family units are very well-equipped to cater for children with bath, board games, sand pits and private plunge pools.

Why we love it

Family-friendly Seba is a great place for children to learn about the bush
Varied activities provide exciting ways of viewing abundant wildlife
Overlooking a lagoon with prolific birdlife and visiting pods of hippo

Facilities

Swimming pool

Private plunge pools in family units

Bar

Lounge

Experiences

Game Drives

Head out into the fresh breeze in the early morning sun to spot some of the incredible wildlife that call the Okavango's surroundings home.

Night Drives

Explore the Delta by night to see fascinating sights of lesser-seen nocturnal animals, such as predators who often hunt at night.

Mokoro Excursions

Appreciate the sounds of the wildlife around you by heading out in a traditional wooden mokoro canoe without a motor.

Boating

Cover more ground on a motorised boat trip as you zip up the Delta's waterways on a boat safari - particularly spotting larger game.

Nature Walks

Head out with a knowledgeable guide to get up close to wildlife and observe the smaller things you miss when travelling by vehicle.

Fishing

Get back to basics as you fish with basic equipment for any of the Delta's 70 species of fish, including tilapia, bass and bream.

Birding

Sit out on your wooden deck and become a twitcher, ticking off native Botswana species ranging from malachite kingfishers to white-browed coucals.

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The Pitchers

We had the most amazing time! John Barclay and his team were very special and the mobile safari exclusive and superb. Moremi was very quiet with few other tourists – no more than a dozen other vehicles seen in four days. Macatoo was also excellent with good riding and game. We were so grateful for the help that you offered when our BA flights went wrong. Many thanks again for the superb service and recommendations which made for a great holiday.