With only six luxury tents, Linyanti Bush Camp delivers a very exclusive safari experience in a private reserve bordering Botswana's legendary Chobe National Park. Set on the fringes of the little-visited Linyanti wetlands, the camp is at the heart of a region renowned for its abundant wildlife which includes particularly large populations of elephant and buffalo as well as all the big cats and rare species such as African wild dog.

Guests can enjoy year-round game drives, guided walking safaris, superb bird watching, and mokoro (canoe) excursions in season - and given that the lodge lies in a private concession, guides are allowed to take their 4X4s off-road for extra-close sightings and can conduct exciting night drives for a glimpse into Botswana's natural nocturnal world.

Highlights

• Set in a private reserve close to Chobe National Park
• Fantastic location overlooking the Linyanti marshes
• Exclusive and private - only six generously spaced and tastefully furnished tents
• Helicopter flips to see the herds from the air
• Excellent game viewing and bird watching

Activities

• FULL-DAY SAFARIS
• GAME DRIVES
• GUIDED WALKS
• MOKORO TRAILS
• NIGHT DRIVES
• BIRD WATCHING
• GUIDED WALKING SAFARIS

One of my favorites! Apart from the comfort, space, and amazing location, the game drives are just fantastic! We had a picnic overlooking the entire marshland - what a treat!

Rooms

Standard Tent

Serengeti Tents

There are a select number of Serengeti Tents where the only thing separating you from the wilds of Africa is canvas - a true immersion into the landscape. Each of the Serengeti Tents features an en-suite bathroom, has a private deck, and comes complete with a fan and mosquito nets. Spend your evenings on your deck listening to the sounds of the bush and marveling at the beauty of this untamed landscape.

Facilities

Linyanti Bush Camp is designed to elevate the guest's safari experience: the main lodge is a raised, open-sided canvas tent comprising a library, bar, and lounge with comfortable sofas and boasts a small plunge pool to cool off in the hot summer months.

The wooden deck also raised off the ground, leads from the central public area and offers a perfect vantage point to witness the ever-changing view of the Linyanti floodplains with its constant movement of wildlife. There are well-situated hides for bird watching.

Dining

Freshly prepared and hearty meals are served in the main dining area or around a campfire to the accompaniment of game rangers' stories. The menu includes daily baked bread served with generous meat and vegetable dishes, topped off by traditional desserts such as sticky toffee pudding.