Camp Linyanti

Overlooking a large lagoon on the Linyanti floodplain with sweeping views towards Namibiaʼs Caprivi Strip. Access is by air, about 50 minutes from Maun and 40 minutes from Kasane. A two hour game drive over the sandy terrain of the area will take guests to Camp Linyanti in the north western corner of the park where the Linyanti river meets the Chobe.

• Adventure Meru Tents
• Birding & Flora
• Nature & Relaxation
• Star Gazing
• Safari Wildlife Game Drives

The Linyanti is famously known for its wild dog and lion populations. The area is famous for the Marsh lion pride who has family members that still roam through the area. Leopard, wild dog, and both brown and spotted hyena compete with lions for their prey. Cheetah can also be seen. The serval, and bat-eared fox fall into the small carnivore category at Camp Linyanti, but both can be seen on game drives. Some of Africa’s largest mammals reside in the Linyanti swampland, including buffalo and hippo. Rare antelope species like puku, sable and roan dwell in the woodlands and come out of hiding to drink, while red lechwe and sitatunga love the water. One of the greatest wildlife spectacles is the migration of thousands of zebra from the Savuti in the south to the Linyanti in the north. After the summer rains (at which time they give birth to their young), the zebra migrate in mass to the permanent waters of the Linyanti. All year round the birdlife in the Linyanti is worth celebrating. Bird-lovers will delight in the variety of water birds that are present all year round, as well as the owl population. Special in the area is the beautiful narina trogan.

Children are welcome on a private vehicle basis but tents can only accommodate an extra mattress for children under the age of 11.