What makes the camp especially compelling is its suite of distinct experiences. Adventurers have the latitude to explore the multitude of habitats surrounding the camp. Whether by foot on a walking safari or propelled through the waters by a mokoro, a traditional dugout canoe, guests can probe the intricacies of the region’s ecology. Customized 4WD safaris, both during the day and at night, provide a further expansion of this exploratory repertoire.
The camp’s geographical placement is a strategic forte. The Linyanti area’s complex topography of wet and dry landscapes serves as a magnet for a diverse collection of wildlife. You’ll find the riverside thickets frequented by elephants, whereas leopards and lions often roam the woodlands and plains. Notably, the Linyanti River becomes a critical resource for wildlife from May to October, Botswana’s dry season, providing guests with increased chances of witnessing a vast array of fauna.
