Seba Camp is constructed to blend seamlessly into the lagoons tree-lined banks. In addition to its eight elevated and spacious tents, the camp has two family suites. There are six twin-bedded tents that can be arranged as double beds. The family tents each have two connected double bedrooms as well as an upper loft with a sleeper sofa and two bathrooms. Plus, the family tents also include a private plunge pool and a selection of children’s games and toys. All the resident tents have en-suite bathroom facilities and private wooden decks with magnificent views of the lagoon and its wildlife.

The camp is located in the world-famous Okavango Delta in the private Abu Concession. The camp is well-known for its large elephant herds. But the camp is best known for its elephant research project. Decades ago a number of captive elephants were released back into the wild in this very area. They have since formed a distinct herd, and scientists continue to study their interaction with the region’s wild elephants. Other animals found in the Concession include giraffe, zebra, antelope such as impala, tsessebe, lechwe and wildebeest, and buffalo, and warthog. Of course, there are an ample supply of predators here too such as lions, leopards, hyenas, and wild dogs.