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Khwai Lediba Camp, located on the banks of a lagoon flowing into the Khwai River, is a modern and spacious camp that still maintains the feeling of the old, untouched Africa. The camp comprises of six Meru style tents built on raised decking, with open views of the lagoon in front of the camp, and 180-degree views of the bush around them. The camp preserves the romance of the yester-year, a simpler life in harmony with nature. There are no permanent structures; everything an be removed to find the wilderness exactly as it was found, minimizing the impact on the environment.

The camp offers visitors several unique was to experience Africa. Bedsides the day time game drives which can feature Africa's big attractions - lion ,cheetah, leopard, wild dogs, elephant, buffalo, hippo and giraffe - guests at Khwai Lediba are able to explore nature after sunset with a night drive. This activity, along with guided walking safaris and mokoro safaris (water levels permitting) allow guests to get an up -close and personal experience with some of Africa's nocturnal and more elusive animals. On the outskirts of the beautifully preserved Moremi Game Reserve, is a wildlife-prolific and varied ecosystem which provides a patchwork of lagoons, shallow flooded pans, open grass plains and woodland forests. The Khwai area is without a doubt one of the most scenic areas in Botswana. As part of the African Bush Camps Foundation’s community empowerment projects, you’ll also have the chance to visit the nearby Khwai village preschool and witness the positive impact of purpose-led travel firsthand.

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The Highlands redefines the traditional Ngorongoro experience. Set high on the slopes of the Olmoti volcano, with views all the way to the Serengeti, you can be on the famous Ngorongoro Crater floor at dawn yet far from any other camp. This warm and stylish high-altitude camp, deliberately positioned deep in the highland wilderness for maximum privacy, offers a richness of adventure and range of activities not possible elsewhere in Ngorongoro.

The eight domed suites at The Highlands are made of canvas and glass and are surrounded by lush vegetation with views across the surrounding hills. Each suite has a king-sized bed facing floor-to-ceiling windows and a deck that curves around the tent. En suite bathrooms have hot running water, showers and flushing toilets. At night, wood-burning stoves keep guests cosy and warm. The Highlands uses state-of-the-art technology to minimize their ecological footprint. This includes a full solar plant, a biogas digester that produces the methane we use for cooking, rainwater collection off all tents and a reverse-osmosis plant for producing pure drinking water, thus cutting down on plastic bottles.

With its exclusive location on the Olmoti volcano, The Highlands offers a range of activities from visiting the crater, climbing Olmoti for the best view of the crater to descending into the Empakaai crater for views of the soda lake. You can also spend the afternoon with the local Maasai in one of the neighboring villages to learn about the traditional way of life that has defined this corner of Africa for centuries. School visits may be possible depending on the time of year.

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