Kwando Lebala Camp Botswana

This is a wide open space locally called Lebala in Setswana, dominated by vast plains with spaced palms and tree clumps, on its scenery, backed by wooded savannah.The Lebala Camp is situated 30 Kms South of lagoon Camp, infront of Linyanti wetlands, with the casual elegance and luxury of the camp itself contrasted on this wild expanse.

The US specifically designed eight unique tents for this camp, each built on a raised deck, which is laid down for maximum comfort and privacy in mind of the visitors.

The tents have writing and reading area, well-equipped en-suite rooms, Victorian claw foot bath tubs and wash basins. The bathrooms have cold and hot running water powered through LP gas when hot water is demanded and enclosed open air shower.

The West and South of Lebala is scattered with open grassland with Llala palms. The flowing Kwando River in the South perennial disappears in the vast marshes then it emerges as the Linyanti River, which flows in the far North Eastern direction.

Mamili National Park is situated by this change of direction formed in Namibia triangle.
The secluded tent has its own sun deck each behind the trees. The continuous flow of large visitors from windows and decks along the vast plains makes Lebala one of the most finest wilderness camps in Africa.

Around Lebala wetlands and flood plain, one can view a number of wildlife such as hippo, zebra, elephant, lechwe, buffalo, kudu, wildebeest, impala and the sable. Among the predators include; lion, hyena, wild dog and cheetah.