From the desert move to Chitabe in the south east of the Delta, which plays host to a breathtaking mosaic of wooded, wetland and grassland habitats. The area is famed for its incredible numbers and diversity of wildlife, in particular predators. One of the highlights of this camp is its setting amongst a variety of ancient, slow growing tree species and idyllic rooms are accessed from a raised wooden walkway that weaves between these enormous trees. This camp is ideal for guided tree meditations and forest bathing practices.
Why It’s a Wild Again Favourite
The mix of Okavango and Kalahari makes for an excellent home to an abundant array of herbivores: giraffe, buffalo, red lechwe, tsessebe, impala and elephant, which in turn support the larger predators: lion, leopard, spotted hyaena, cheetah and wild dog. The density of game here gives us numerous opportunities to practice embodying the pure presence of wild animals.
The 12-metre lap pool and gym as well as numerous hidden nooks looking over the wilderness provide the ideal locations to practice yoga and meditation or to move your body mindfully between game drives.