Kwando Lebala Camp

$1,050 - $2,145

per person sharing

At A Glance

$1,050 - $2,145

Per Person Sharing

Destinations
Children Under 12 Welcome

Accommodation Highlights

Situated in the private Kwando concession
Beautiful vast plans and wooded savannahs
A comfortable and intimate tented safari camp
Large elephant & predator populations
Relaxed and casual ambience

Overview of Kwando Lebala Camp

Botswana, Linyanti

Kwando Lebala Camp is situated in the southern region of the Kwando Concession in northern Botswana. Balancing understated elegance and an authentic safari feel, Kwando Lebala is an intimate tented camp offering personalised and friendly service.

Meaning ‘wide-open plains' in Tswana, the camp is located near vast plains and wooded savannah, and offers regular sightings of predators, elephant, lion, wild dog, leopard and cheetah as well as wildebeest and waterbuck. Explore this wilderness on game drives and seasonal walks with your trained and knowledgeable guide. Other activities include fishing and boating excursions.

Bookings & Pricing

Competitive Rates For Unforgettable Experiences

1 Jul 2026 - 31 Oct 2026

Fully Inclusive (All Meals, Selected Beverages)

1 Nov 2026 - 30 Nov 2026

Fully Inclusive (All Meals, Selected Beverages)

1 Dec 2026 - 15 Apr 2027

Fully Inclusive (All Meals, Selected Beverages)

16 Apr 2027 - 31 May 2027

Fully Inclusive (All Meals, Selected Beverages)

1 Jun 2027 - 31 Oct 2027

Fully Inclusive (All Meals, Selected Beverages)

1 Nov 2027 - 30 Nov 2027

Fully Inclusive (All Meals, Selected Beverages)

1 Dec 2027 - 15 Apr 2028

Fully Inclusive (All Meals, Selected Beverages)

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Highlights & Activities

What's on offer whilst on this itinerary?
Situated in the private Kwando concession
Beautiful vast plans and wooded savannahs
A comfortable and intimate tented safari camp
Large elephant & predator populations
Relaxed and casual ambience

Game drives

Guided walks

Mokoro trails

Night drives

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Rooms at Kwando Lebala Camp

Unwind and relax, in your own private luxury
  • room-1-4
  • room-2-4

Standard Tent

Kwando Lebala Camp comprises 8 spacious safari tents designed with contemporary African accessories and furnished in Rhodesian teak.

Set on raised stilts with private decks, the tented suites have uninterrupted views of the surrounding plains and wetlands. The en suite bathrooms feature deluxe claw-foot baths and outdoor showers.

General Facilities

Relax between game-viewing activities; relax at the bar with a cool drink or at the pool where you can enjoy a refreshing swim.

There is also a curio shop where you can purchase gifts and souvenirs to take back home.

Swimming pool

Dining

An early light breakfast is served in the open-air communal dining room before the morning's game drive, followed by a buffet-style brunch on return.

Afternoon teas comprise a selection of hot and cold meals, while a 3-course dinner ends each day on a hearty note.

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Traveller Reviews

  • HW
    Hendrin Walsh
    traveler

    Common areas looked very nice but other than this, it was not noticeably different to Kwara. Although fine, I think it was getting a little tired and maybe needs refreshing. Food was noticeably better and staff were so very happy and friendly. Game drives were OK – the sheer size means you spend a lot of timing getting anywhere whereas Kwara it all felt closer. Had a very good guide (Bate- who was very good at explaining everything). Game wise, there was lots of quantity of the main animals (more zebras and buffalos than we expected) and also many big herds of everything as opposed to Kwando where they were smaller groups but less cat viewing than we expected.

  • MD
    Maxine Dilley
    traveler

    At Kwando Lebala we saw a great amount of game with a very good guide. Again accommodation, food and hospitality were good.

  • CA
    Carrie Ahern
    traveler

    I suppose the best for us was at the Kwando concession, Lebala Camp; only in so much as we saw so much wildlife. Leopard sleeping off his meal up a tree and following a pack of wild dogs as they set off hunting.

  • HD
    Heeten Desai
    traveler

    Lebala Camp is beautiful as were the levels of service etc. My only slight disappointment was that the game viewing there was not great. Not sure why as it was not flooded like Stanley’s but I guess that was the luck of the draw. I met many guests who went to Chobe (Chilwero) and saw hordes of elephants, even wild dogs etc. I still enjoyed everything about Lebala and we met some wonderful people there. The camp obviously has no control over what the guests end up seeing game wise.

  • RK
    Robert Kennerley
    traveler

    I am pleased that we decided to take your advise and go to Lebala, it was simply amazing, and Victoria Falls. Well what else can I say, it was ‘overwhelming’. We saw a huge amount of game, and we can both appreciate why people return to Africa/Botswana etc, year on year.

  • DW
    Daniel Wilson
    traveler

    The game viewing was astonishing. We saw pretty much everything except for the leopard (more on that later). We saw cheetah several times, lions, more elephant than you could possibly count, giraffe, hyena, wild dogs (and their 3 week old puppies), hippos, crocodile, wildebeest, warthog, ostrich, buffalo, zebra, lots of different types of antelope and lots of birds. Their new tents were nice, but they were still quite hot during the heat of the day. This place was definitely focused on the game viewing and was not as focused on service (a different feel than Sussi & Chuma and Xigera Camp), but the game viewing should be the highlight so that was OK. Also, the airstrip they were using was a 2 1/2 hour drive away, which made things more difficult logistically. But all in all, an incredible experience.

HW
Hendrin Walsh
traveler

Common areas looked very nice but other than this, it was not noticeably different to Kwara. Although fine, I think it was getting a little tired and maybe needs refreshing. Food was noticeably better and staff were so very happy and friendly. Game drives were OK – the sheer size means you spend a lot of timing getting anywhere whereas Kwara it all felt closer. Had a very good guide (Bate- who was very good at explaining everything). Game wise, there was lots of quantity of the main animals (more zebras and buffalos than we expected) and also many big herds of everything as opposed to Kwando where they were smaller groups but less cat viewing than we expected.

MD
Maxine Dilley
traveler

At Kwando Lebala we saw a great amount of game with a very good guide. Again accommodation, food and hospitality were good.

CA
Carrie Ahern
traveler

I suppose the best for us was at the Kwando concession, Lebala Camp; only in so much as we saw so much wildlife. Leopard sleeping off his meal up a tree and following a pack of wild dogs as they set off hunting.

HD
Heeten Desai
traveler

Lebala Camp is beautiful as were the levels of service etc. My only slight disappointment was that the game viewing there was not great. Not sure why as it was not flooded like Stanley’s but I guess that was the luck of the draw. I met many guests who went to Chobe (Chilwero) and saw hordes of elephants, even wild dogs etc. I still enjoyed everything about Lebala and we met some wonderful people there. The camp obviously has no control over what the guests end up seeing game wise.

RK
Robert Kennerley
traveler

I am pleased that we decided to take your advise and go to Lebala, it was simply amazing, and Victoria Falls. Well what else can I say, it was ‘overwhelming’. We saw a huge amount of game, and we can both appreciate why people return to Africa/Botswana etc, year on year.