Twin Pan Wildlife Waterhole Hide Cam

A Wild Waterhole in the Selinda Reserve

Set deep in northern Botswana's private Selinda Reserve, the Twin Pan hide camera overlooks a vital seasonal pan that draws wildlife from across the surrounding bushveld. The permanent water here is a lifeline, pulling in large herds throughout the year.

Big Game and Predators

Watch for elephants and buffalo moving down to drink, while elusive lions, leopards, cheetah, and hyena patrol the grasslands beyond. Plains game such as zebra, wildebeest, and the rare sable antelope are frequent visitors to this untamed stage.

A Birding Paradise

The Selinda area boasts over 300 recorded bird species, turning the pan into a vibrant theatre of feather and flight. From towering storks to darting bee-eaters, the birdlife adds constant motion to the scene.

Conservation in Action

Operated within a Great Plains Conservation reserve, this live view supports the protection of wild Botswana and its communities. Settle in and witness Africa's wilderness unfold in real time.