Kwando Lebala Camp

Lebala Camp sits near the headwaters of Botswana's Linyanti River, which forms the boundary with Namibia's Caprivi Strip. The region is famous for its prolific game, namely, its robust numbers of elephants and iconic predators. The Linyanti's reputation precedes itself as perhaps the best place to view wild dogs, an especially illusory and endangered species. But the geography is also spectacular, with its wooded savannahs, scattered palm islands and vast horizons - in fact, Lebala means "wide open spaces" in Tswana. At Lebala you can expect very reliable game viewing and a relaxed camp atmosphere that prioritises the bush above the hotel-like extras. Rest assured you're getting a bit of luxury in the wide-open bushveld and not a bit of bush shrouded in excessive luxury.