Guest User
May 12, 2025
Excellent camp with a great team. Our rooms were really beautiful and the one facing the lagoon great for watching the animals. Beds very comfortable, lovely bathrooms and lots of space to relax on terrace and in room. Food was great, especially dinner which was exceptional. The chef is brilliant, the belly of pork was the best I’ve ever eaten, including in top London hotels. It’s not fancy but just really well cooked with care taken on seasoning and cooking times. It was also nice to have a choice of protein and veg at dinner. It was definitely the best food we had in Botswana. As some people have mentioned, breakfast is a bit unconventional but was fine for us. The cakes are amazing! The animal viewings were extraordinary, we saw so many lions, plenty of plains game, birds galore and Terry the resident elephant came and visited everyday! The river trip was so peaceful and relaxing, we got so close to the many hippos. Our guide Technique (sorry for spelling) was fantastic and got us so close to the action, whether that be lionesses with cubs, male lions hunting a leopard or the highlight for me, a pack of wild dogs! Dream come true. Was also really interesting talking to him about his history and how he came to be a guide. Aidan has a great team and unlike other camps they were really flexible about activities and when we found out we had a helicopter transfer to another camp at 10.30 am, they arranged a shorter game drive and cooked breakfast on our arrival back. They were very accommodating and helpful to my Dad who does not see well in the dark. They managed the very tricky task of helping without seeing like they were. This was hugely appreciated and not replicated elsewhere We took a scenic helicopter trip - AMAZING!!! We had the best time! Only drawback and a minor one, the camp is due a revamp, the area around the pool especially.