This was our favourite camp out of the 4 camps that we stayed in. Rooms are great -spacious, clean , classy and no bugs. It has a nice indoor and outdoor shower. Staff are v friendly and the food is v tasty. Terrific range of wildlife in the area - we saw leopard, lions, elephants, warthogs, etc plus many colourful... More

This was the first camp of our trip in Botswana late May / early June. 5 tents strung out along a boardwalk, facing an open, marshy area. Best sightings : a young leopard on our first game drive, and also the next day, where she perched on a tree branch in a classic leopard pose; small pride of lionesses, with... More

Chitable Lediba was our firstof three camp on our safari with Wilderness and we had the most amazing experience. We stayed 3 nights. The tents had just been renovated in late 2010 so all the rooms and furnishing were spotless - better than most 5 star hotels in the N.A. My wife loved the linens and room service was excellent... More

I have been all over the world and I can say it's a perfect place for wildlife photographers. If you are lloking for fine cousine or nice amenities you may look for premier camps in Botswana but if you want the best game sights possible than choose Chitabe. In short, it four days we have seen wild dogs kill, five... More

This camp was selected as part of a 2 week Africa trip with help from Craig Beal at Travel Beyond. He knew we wanted to experience several different ecosystems during our brief stay and he suggested this small camp (5 tents) for our large group (7 people in 3 tents), as an opportunity to see the acacia and mopane woodlands... More

2009 was our second visit to Chitabe Lediba - and will be on our list of "must visit agains" On our first visit in 2008, our guide was Newman (not Nelson). A living legend in the guiding field. He not only guided us, but taught us what he looked and listened for as a guide. Unfortunately for us he has... More

Citabe Lediba is a beautiful, small camp. There are raised walkways between the rooms, and ours (the hoenymoon suite) had four a poster bed and an outdoor shower (as well as an indoor one if you wanted it). If you can get Nelson as a guide you are going to see EVERYTHING - he helped film Planet Earth!