This 10-room camp was rebuilt completely in 2012 with a commitment to sustainability; all of the camp’s power comes from solar energy, and waste disposal is state of the art. The raised tents overlook the hippo-filled Zibadianja Lagoon from a mangosteen grove.
The lagoon can be explored by boat when the water levels are high, or you can kick back in a luxury tent under thatch.
The tents are, as you'd expect, large and luxurious and, like the public areas that extend out over the water, make maximum use of the location – you can lie in bed and look out over the waters of the delta without moving. The look is understated safari chic, with plenty of replica safari nostalgia to go with the soothing earth tones and linens.
When it comes to wildlife, there's a decent chance you'll see the big cats here (Duma Tau means 'Roar of the Lion'). You'll certainly see elephants, and red lechwe and African wild dogs are also possible here.
