Situated on the beautiful Abu Concession, overlooking a perennial lagoon, Seba Camp is one of the few specialist family camps in the Okavango

Unrivalled for its wildlife, Botswana is home to some of Africa’s most luxurious safari camps. Privacy and wilderness are synonymous here. With a population of roughly 2 million, 40% of its land is dedicated to parks and wildlife. The two largest rivers, the Okavango and the Chobe, attract diverse wildlife all year round.

Welcome to Seba Camp, located in the scenic Abu Concession on the western side of the Okavango Delta and overlooking a perennial lagoon. Set in an ancient riverine forest, Seba Camp offers panorama Delta-scenery; the perfect space for viewing wildlife in action.

Seba Camp was built around 2006, and is situated on the south-western side of Botswana's Okavango Delta. Located in an ancient riverine forest surrounded by open grassland, this beautiful and relaxed camp overlooks a small perennial lagoon, complete with …

Seba Camp is a luxury safari camp offering both land and water based activities such as game drives, boating and walking safaris in the lush Okavango Delta

2020年3月31日 · Seba Camp, blending beautifully into an ancient riverine forest of majestic hardwood trees, is situated in the diverse and productive Abu Concession. Overlooking a perennial lagoon with prolific birdlife and resident pods of hippo, the camp has eight well-appointed elevated tents.

Experience the ultimate luxury family safari at Seba Camp in the Okavango Delta. Situated in a private concession, this camp offers exquisite accommodations, thrilling wildlife encounters, and impeccable service.

Seba Camp offers luxurious secluded accommodations overlooking a perennial lagoon teeming with birdlife and resident pods of hippo. Shaded by grand sycamore and leadwood trees, the camp's eight spacious, well-appointed tents are elevated off the ground and carefully designed to blend in with the surrounding landscape.

Seba Camp blends seamlessly into an ancient riverine forest of majestic sycamore, fig and leadwood trees along a tranquil lagoon. Unlike some of water-based areas in the Okavango Delta, Seba Camp’s habitats range from open grasslands to secluded island sanctuaries and papyrus-fringed channels, which allow for an abundance of wildlife viewing.