Situated in the best part of the Okavango Delta, the Moremi Game Reserve, on Mombo Island, is the very exclusive and intimate Little Mombo Camp. This is the baby sister of the larger Mombo Camp, to which it is connected via a raised walkway. Little Mombo is built under a shady canopy overlooking a grassy floodplain dotted with tree islands, in an area renowned for having Botswana's highest density of wildlife. Don't be surprised if your first lion sighting is on the way from the airstrip to the lodge. You might even encounter the famous Legadema; the star of National Geographic's documentary Eye of the Leopard. This twelve-year-old lady cat raised three cubs in this part of the Delta, and is one of the most impressive predators. Spectacular buffalo kills in the water, baboons frolicking on boardwalks, hunting wild dogs, countless elephants and hippos (especially at night, right next to your tent: just some of the wildlife viewings you might experience here. It is so extraordinary; we would almost forget to mention the high hospitality standards of this small gem. Simple luxury, tinged with a little decadence here and there, an extremely dedicated staff and knowledgeable guides; it has it all. And that might be exactly the reason why you want to revisit this camp soon after leaving.