Reviews of Lebala Camp
Wildlife sightings and reviews
204 independent comments and wildlife information from our travellers who have visited Lebala Camp and kindly agreed to share their thoughts. They do not necessarily represent the views of Expert Africa
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"Overall a good experience at Lebala"
The manager of the camp, I think his name was Duke, was extremely knowledgeable regarding the ecology of the area and we did think it might be interesting to be given a short talk about our surroundings as we found here that our guide was not particularly forthcoming. We still enjoyed our visit, the food was excellent and we enjoyed the local singing and dancing very much.
Our accommodation was lovely although we felt the chalet tents were a little close to our neighbors and didn't afford much privacy as you could hear practically everything from conversation to bathroom ablutions!" See all these reviews: 9n in Botswana
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In terms of game the area was a bit quiet, but still we saw plenty (wild dogs) due to the active tracking." See all these reviews: 6n in Botswana; 5n in Zimbabwe
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saw and followed wild dog pack - what we came to see" See all these reviews: 10n in Botswana; 2n in Zambia
"Fascinating Tracking at Lebala"
The highlight was the walking safari (beautiful and a totally different 'angle' on experiencing the wildlife) and the two and a half days we spent tracking a pack of wild dogs. This was fascinating and we would have liked more information or involvement on how the trackers and guides were following the dog tracks and what they were thinking." See all these reviews: 7n in Botswana
"Elephants plus at Lebala Camp"
Only criticism is that our "tent' did become quite hot at afternoon siesta time." See all these reviews: 7n in Botswana; 4n in Rwanda; 3n in Namibia; 2n in Zimbabwe
"Safari in great comfort"
"A visually appealing, comfortable Lebala Camp"
We were pleasantly surprised by the staff singing on our last night." See all these reviews: 7n in Botswana; 4n in Rwanda; 3n in Namibia; 2n in Zimbabwe
"Great introduction to safaris"
Felt safe throughout whole time with guides and trackers" See all these reviews: 7n in Botswana; 3n in Namibia; 2n in Zimbabwe
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A great score in just two days." See all these reviews: 11n in Botswana
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The rooms and the location are phantastic." See all these reviews: 13n in Botswana
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Linyanti Expeditions
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Little DumaTau
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