Wilderness Chitabe Lediba

Chitabe Lediba is the smaller, more private sibling of Wilderness Chitabe, sharing the same 22,000-hectare concession bordering Moremi Game Reserve. The camp sits beside a "lediba" — Setswana for lagoon — a permanent water feature that draws wildlife past camp day and night, within a landscape known for very high predator density, particularly African wild dog, lion, leopard and cheetah.

The camp is deliberately intimate: just five Meru-style tented suites on raised decks with outdoor showers, including units with adjoining bedrooms for families. Because of its small footprint it's often booked on an exclusive-use basis by a single party, with communal lounge, dining and pool areas overlooking the lagoon and evenings spent around a boma or firepit.

Activities lean into wildlife and family time rather than water-based safari: game drives (including night drives for owls, genets and bushbabies), guided bush walks, an optional helicopter safari over the Delta, and a cultural excursion to the Tsodilo Hills rock art site. As with Chitabe, a stay here helps fund Wild Entrust Africa's predator conservation work, plus staff education donations and profit-share payments.

Rooms: 5 Meru-style tented suites, including family units with adjoining bedrooms. Max guests: ~10 (frequently booked exclusive-use). Family-friendly. Facilities: pool overlooking the lagoon, curio store, boma/firepit. Solar-powered.