Children and activities
Children aged six and over are welcome. Families travelling with children aged 6-11 must book private activities. Walking safaris are for guests aged 12 and over.
Lebala Camp
Linyanti, Botswana · Private concession
Photo: Kwando Safaris · Source ↗
All inclusive (AI)
Meals, Local drinks and 3 more
9 tents
Tented Suite, Family Suite
Children 6 and over
Family rooms available
By air
20 min from Lebala airstrip
Limited Wi-Fi
Solar power
Overview
About Lebala Camp
Lebala Camp sits among floodplains and leadwood trees in Botswana’s Kwando Private Concession. Eight tented suites and one family suite stand on raised platforms, with private decks and mesh walls that bring the bush close. Guide-and-tracker teams lead game drives, including off-road tracking and night drives, while walking safaris are open to guests aged 12 and over. Between outings, there is a shared lounge, bar, viewing hide and swimming pool. Meals, local drinks, laundry and game-viewing activities are included. Children are welcome from six, with private activities required for families travelling with children aged six to eleven.
“Predator-focused camp in exclusive Kwando concession with off-road night drives; suits wildlife photographers and those seeking African wild dog and leopard encounters.”
Best for
Repeat safari-goersFamiliesPhotographersGroups
Known for
What you can expect to see
Wild dogCheetahElephantLionLeopardHyena
Wild dogs and cheetahs are a focus at Lebala, alongside elephants, lions, leopards and hyenas in the Kwando Private Concession.
Your stay
What's included
Board: All inclusive (AI)
Included
- Meals
- Local drinks
- Laundry (excluding delicates)
- Game viewing activities
- Dining area
- Game drives
- Night drives
- Walking safaris
Optional extras (at a cost)
Helicopter flights cost extra. Specific wines and spirits requested in advance are also charged separately.
Facilities
Comforts and facilities
At the property
- Swimming pool
- Photographic hide
- Viewing deck
- Lounge
- Bar
- Curio shop
- Limited Wi-Fi
In your room
- En-suite bathroom
- Private deck
- Tea/coffee station
- Safe
Rooms
Where you sleep
- Tented Suite8 at camp · Private deck, En-suite bathroom, Outdoor shower, Tea/coffee station, Safe
- Family Suite1 at camp · sleeps 3 children · Adjoining smaller room; an extra bed allows three children in the family suite · Private deck, En-suite bathroom, Outdoor shower, Tea/coffee station, Safe
Activities
Things to do
Included in your stay
Getting there
How you'll arrive
- Lebala airstrip
- 20 min transfer
- Lebala Camp
- How you arrive
- By air · 20 min from Lebala airstrip
- Transfers
- Fly from Maun or Kasane to Lebala airstrip, then drive about 20 minutes to camp. A free vehicle transfer between Lebala and Lagoon takes about three hours.
- Luggage
- 20 kg per person in soft bags
Good to know
Before you book
- Children
- Ages 6 and over. Family rooms available
- Accepted currencies
- ZAR, GBP, USD, EUR, BWP
- Dietary needs
- Special diets catered for
- Power
- Solar power
- Malaria
- Seasonal malaria risk. Ask your doctor about prevention.
Families
Practical details
Meals and laundry
Vegetarian, vegan and most dietary requirements are catered for with advance notice. The included laundry service excludes delicates.
When to go
Best time to visit
- January: Green season
- February: Green season
- March: Green season
- April: Good
- May: Good
- June: Dry season, best game viewing
- July: Dry season, best game viewing
- August: Dry season, best game viewing
- September: Dry season, best game viewing
- October: Dry season, best game viewing
- November: Good
- December: Green season
- Dry season, best game viewing
- Good
- Green season
Month-by-month notes
Jan
Green seasonWildlife: Rainy season; game viewing is good.
Rainy season; game viewing is good.
Feb
Green seasonWildlife: Rainy season; resident game remains active.
Rainy season; resident game remains active.
Mar
Green seasonWildlife: Rain becomes less frequent.
Rain becomes less frequent.
Apr
GoodWildlife: Cooler mornings mark the seasonal change.
Cooler mornings mark the seasonal change.
May
GoodWildlife: Dry conditions bring buffalo and elephant towards permanent water.
Dry conditions bring buffalo and elephant towards permanent water.
Jun
Dry season, best game viewingWildlife: Wild dogs begin denning and animals concentrate at permanent water.
Wild dogs begin denning and animals concentrate at permanent water.
Jul
Dry season, best game viewingWildlife: Dry vegetation improves game-viewing visibility.
Dry vegetation improves game-viewing visibility.
Aug
Dry season, best game viewingWildlife: Large elephant herds and abundant sightings in dry conditions.
Large elephant herds and abundant sightings in dry conditions.
Sep
Dry season, best game viewingWildlife: Elephant and buffalo numbers concentrate further.
Elephant and buffalo numbers concentrate further.
Oct
Dry season, best game viewingWildlife: Exceptional game viewing in hot, dry conditions.
Exceptional game viewing in hot, dry conditions.
Nov
GoodWildlife: Game viewing improves before the first rains.
Game viewing improves before the first rains.
Dec
Green seasonWildlife: Regular rains, green bush and migrant birds.
Regular rains, green bush and migrant birds.
How we judge each month
- Dry season, best game viewingAmong this property's strongest months for conditions, access and key experiences.
- GoodVery favourable conditions for this property and its key experiences.A generally good time to stay, with some normal seasonal compromises.
- Green seasonWorkable for specific priorities, with notable seasonal compromises.The property operates, but seasonal conditions bring substantial trade-offs.
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Details checked November 2026. Rates and availability are confirmed when you enquire.