The Delta in its most idyllic form

 Have you ever contemplated the accommodations of wildlife documentary filmmakers during their exploration of the Okavango Delta?  The response: Seba Camp.  Following a single visit, you will comprehend the rationale.

 Situated in a riverine forest within a private concession in the western Delta, Seba Camp is favored by wildlife documentary filmmakers as it provides access to both savannah woods and Delta water from a single vantage point.  Furthermore, the diverse array of woodland and floodplain fauna, along with avian species, ensures an abundance of game-viewing prospects.  Explore the full range of experiences that Delta provides by embarking on a mokoro cruise, a water safari, a guided nature walk, a wildlife drive, or a nocturnal drive.

 The camp comprises eight Tented Rooms and two Family Suites, each featuring en-suite toilets and private balconies with views of extensive lagoons and floodplains.  The specialized program for children encompasses activities such as fundamental photography, catch-and-release fishing, and painting with natural bush powder paints.  Following a day of exploration, you may socialize with fellow travelers in the community eating area, bar, lounge-library, or swimming pool.