About the lodge and live stream

Welcome to Twin Pan

Welcome to the Twin Pan Hidecam, set within the private Selinda Reserve in northern Botswana – 8.5km away from Zarafa Camp, a Great Plains Conservation Réserve-Collection safari camp and proud Relais & Châteaux member. This seasonal pan system is a magnet for wildlife. Permanent water draws in large herds of elephants and buffalo, while the surrounding grasslands provide hunting grounds for lions, hyena, cheetah, and leopard. Plains game including zebra and wildebeest are regular visitors. Sable antelope may also be spotted at times during the year! Bird enthusiasts can enjoy over 300 recorded species in the area, with particularly spectacular activity during the rainy season. In the dry months, shrinking water levels bring dramatic encounters as animals crowd the pans, while the rains transform the bush into a green sanctuary teeming with life.
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Latest Highlights

Warthog Finds Mud... Then Fully Commits
Aug 14, 2026

Warthog Finds Mud... Then Fully Commits

Hyena Stumbles Across Something Tasty
Aug 13, 2026

Hyena Stumbles Across Something Tasty

Giraffe Stops for a Peaceful Drink at Twin Pan
Aug 12, 2026

Giraffe Stops for a Peaceful Drink at Twin Pan

Stork Searches the Shallows for Its Next Meal
Aug 11, 2026

Stork Searches the Shallows for Its Next Meal

The Happiest Little Mud Monster
Aug 7, 2026

The Happiest Little Mud Monster

The Most Glamorous Bird on the Least Glamorous Perch
Aug 6, 2026

The Most Glamorous Bird on the Least Glamorous Perch

This Elephant Has Officially Clocked Out
Aug 5, 2026

This Elephant Has Officially Clocked Out

Give Baby Elephants a Muddy Puddle...
Aug 4, 2026

Give Baby Elephants a Muddy Puddle...

How Does This Young Elephant Drink Without a Trunk?
Aug 3, 2026

How Does This Young Elephant Drink Without a Trunk?

Nothing Was Stopping This Hungry Elephant!
Jul 31, 2026

Nothing Was Stopping This Hungry Elephant!

A Clan on a Mission
Jul 30, 2026

A Clan on a Mission

The Voice of the African Wilderness
Jul 29, 2026

The Voice of the African Wilderness