Seba camp has closed, the beautiful and very productive game area will see a new collection of luxury villas and lodges under band of Singita.

A pretty location, set on the edge of small perennial lagoon which is usually home to a pod of honking hippos whose heading pop above the lilies throughout the day.

The Abu Concession is home to good numbers of plains game and accompanying predators, largely due to the wide variety of habitats in the area– open grassland, specialised water eco- systems in the channels as well as separate small islands. One can expect to see species such as Cape buffalo, African elephant ,giraffe, various antelope and red lechwe. Zebra, hippo and warthog are also often sighted. Lions are the dominant carnivores to be found here, followed closely by spotted hyaena and sightings of the normally elusive leopard. Packs of endangered Wild Dog are welcome visitors to this area.

Mokoro (canoe) excursions, especially during winter months (approximately May to September), offer a unique perspective of the diversity of life in this remarkable semi-aquatic ecosystem.

Three hundred and eighty different species of birds have been recorded including “Okavango specials” such as the tiny, jewel-like malachite kingfisher, white-browed coucal, Luapula cisticola, pied kingfisher, rufous-bellied heron and great white egret. Boat trips are offered dependant on water levels, and seasonal fishing is possible on a catch and release basis.