Guests at Chitabe Lediba enjoy the same extraordinary game-viewing experiences as those at the main Chitabe Camp, sharing access to the private Chitabe Concession. Game drives take place in the early morning and late afternoon, revealing a wide variety of species including elephant, lion, leopard, cheetah, buffalo, and wild dogs. The concession is particularly known for its predator sightings, offering exciting and often dramatic encounters.

Evening drives return after dark, offering guests the chance to spot shy nocturnal species such as porcupine, genet, serval, civet, and the elusive aardwolf. For a slower-paced, immersive experience, guided bush walks introduce guests to the finer details of the ecosystem—footprints, insects, bird calls, and medicinal plants—often overlooked from a vehicle.

Guests can also make use of two elevated hides in the Chitabe Concession, one within walking distance from camp. These peaceful platforms are perfect for quiet wildlife observation during the day and, for the adventurous, an unforgettable night under the stars.