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Mombo Safari Camp, Moremi Game Reserve, Botswana
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Due to the excellent game and prolific birdlife at this Botswana safari lodge, this area is Botswana's top wildlife documentary location.
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Situated off the northwestern tip of Chief's IslandThe 'new' Mombo is set within the Moremi Game ReserveAccommodaiton is in 9 spacious safari tented roomsExpect to see Lion, Cheetah, Elephant, Buffalo and Leopard
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Mombo Camp is a Botswana safari lodge situated just off the northwestern tip of Chief's Island. The 'new' Mombo Camp is set deep within the lush Moremi Game Reserve on a scenic island about 800 metres from the old Mombo.
This Botswana safari lodge in Africa offers service, game viewing and accommodation of the highest standard. The plains are dotted with giant Umbrella Thorns and Ilala palms to create a natural wonderland along the floodplains of the Delta. Guests are guaranteed complete tranquility, privacy and peace at this Botswana safari lodge, as you have exclusive use of the area.
Your stay at this Botswana safari lodge in Africa will be complimented by stylish accommodation in 9 large and comfortable safari tented rooms for a maximum of 18 guests. Each unit is equipped with a private en suite toilet and shower facility, as well as solar powered lights.
A separate dining room, lounge and pub raised onto a teak deck that overlooks the floodplain makes up the rest of this stunning Botswana safari lodge. Relax on the deck and watch Lion, Cheetah, Elephant, Buffalo, Leopard and a host of predators go about their daily business. A large pack of wild dogs are also common in this area and have been successful in raising large litters in recent years.
Due to the excellent game and prolific birdlife at this African safari lodge, this area is Botswana's top wildlife documentary location. National Geographic, BBC and many others have all chosen to film their documentaries in this area.
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Sable Antelope
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Although Sable Antelope males are territorial, they very rarely engage in violent encounters. They prefer ritual displays such as standing tall with their necks arched when it comes to defending themselves from any would-be opponents.
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Crowned Crane
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The Crowned Crane is often found around swamps and marshes where it feeds on a variety of insects, frogs, vegetation and seeds.
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