You arrive at WildMap camp through the soft glide of water and the growing melody of bell frogs. This is an island and people who have been here for thousands of years, a relationship between humans and nature that is unparalleled anywhere on the planet.
This is one of the most pristine and alive places one could go for a safari but this is also far more than that. This is a one-of-a-kind African wildnerness experience still fully integrated with the land and people it is rooted within.
While its existence supports an incredible safari offering, it's purpose is far deeper than that. If you are lucky enough to be a visitor at WildMap Camp, your contribution and stay go 100% to the work that happens there every day: the revolutionary approach (invented by camp founder Tebogo Monnaaphutego) that is protecting the threatened baobabs across the region with an all-natural paste and a community activation approach.
During your time at WildMap, you'll enjoy many of the same beautiful offerings that you would at other safari camps: boat explorations across the Delta, wildlife drives, traditional makoro rides. But you'll be enjoying it in a way and place (and with people) who make true offering to the thriving of nature not just the enjoying of it. And you'll go home with a new relationship of family and friends—with people and wild ones alike—in your heart.
