The flexibility with how you spent your day was excellent. This may have been because this was our second camp and I was ready to slow down a bit. Being in a wet area with lots of small islands it seemed the animals didn’t move around that much. That was great because we were able to find the cheetah and cubs along with the lions the day after they were spotted. The food was sensational. We are vegan so went in with some concern. There were a couple of vegan dishes with cheese or dairy (nope.) So we still had to ask question about ingredients but once we reminded them we were all set. The bush lunch was great as was the bush dinner. The location under massive trees was very pretty and so you really fit in with nature. In fact so into nature that a gemet (not dangerous but I had never seen an animal like this before) was hanging around the tree near the nightly dinners hoping for some table scraps. You will see hippo, elephants, crocodiles and maybe giraffe (their favourite trees are not here), hyenas, lots of different kinds of antelope (even an aquatic one), and cats depending on luck. The leopard that had been around had moved on when we were there. But we say sooooo much we really didn’t care. The tents were really nice and very comfortable. Dark woods, white linens, spacious washroom. The housekeepers were spectacular and change the interior of the tent at night with curtains and the bed netting. Really beautiful job. AND you can have laundry done. Wonderful service.
