Seba Camp
Seba Camp is a family friendly safari camp in the Okavango Delta. It has dedicated family chalets ideal for families travelling with children. The camp is located in the western part of the Delta and offers the full spectrum of game viewing activities.
Seba Camp Introduction
‘Seba’ means whisper in the language of Botswana. Seba Camp is situated in a beautiful riverine forest in the heart of the Okavango Delta. The camp is remote and offers luxurious accommodation overlooking a lagoon and seasonal floodplain abundant in animal and bird life. Seba is a family-friendly camp and offers children the opportunity to discover the magic of the African bush.
Seba Camp has eight well-appointed, spacious tents elevated from the ground, each with an en-suite bathroom and a private deck with magnificent vistas. There are two family suites to accommodate groups of varying sizes. One has an upstairs lounge with a pull-out sleeper couch, while the other has a loft room suitable for older children or adults. There’s also an elevated deck which has its own small swimming pool and sandpit. Well-lit paths lead to the communal dining area, bar and a lounge-library and a secluded swimming pool to refresh and relax in after a game drive.
- Secluded accommodation overlooking a lagoon and seasonal floodplain teeming with animal and bird life.
- Family friendly camp and unique research on elephant behaviour, a perfect place for children to learn about the bush
- Spectacular views.
- Large elephant population.
- Game drives in open 4 x 4;s, exploring the concession at night for the lesser seen nocturnal animals.
Seba Camp Game Viewing and Activities
The area around Seba Camp offers fantastic game viewing opportunities. Apart from the large elephant population here, there is an abundance of general game in the area including giraffe, zebra, impala, wildebeest, tsessebe and lechwe. Lion can be seen on a regular basis as well as herds of buffalo. For bird enthusiasts, the area offers 380 different species found in the region.. Particularly exciting sights include: malachite kingfisher, white-browed coucal, Luapula cisticola, pied kingfisher, rufous-bellied heron and great egret. During winter, Seba is transformed into a water camp, due to the high water levels, offering water-based activities such as mokoro, motorboat excursions and fishing, as well as walks and the usual game drives.
Fishing with a limited supply of basic equipment is on offer seasonally on a catch-and-release basis. There is Elephant Research at this camp, discussing conservation and research with the local researchers is a wonderful way to learn about this iconic African species. On request, nature walks with skilled, armed guides are wonderful ways of getting close to nature and observing the smaller things you miss when travelling by vehicle
