Chitabe Camp sits on a private concession bordering Moremi Game Reserve, a Wilderness property whose mix of floodplain and dry woodland habitats has made it one of the most consistently productive predator-viewing areas in the wider Okavango ecosystem.
Elevated tented suites connected by raised walkways, each with a private deck facing the surrounding floodplain.
A strong, contemporary dining programme consistent with Wilderness’s broader standards.
Game drives across the concession’s floodplain and woodland, with seasonal mokoro access when water levels allow.
Chitabe holds exceptional densities of leopard, lion, wild dog and cheetah, a genuine rarity to find all four in close proximity within a single concession.
The concession’s habitat diversity within a small area means photographers can realistically target several different predator species within a single stay.
Wilderness’s Chitabe operations support ongoing predator research across one of the Okavango ecosystem’s most closely studied concessions.
To arrange a tailor-made journey to this lodge, speak with your Kipekee Journey Lead.
