Linyanti Bush Camp

Set within its own private concession on the border of both the Chobe National Park and the Linyanti Wetlands, this camp of just six luxury tents offers an intimate and unique safari experience. 

With its unique position as the sole water source for miles, Linyanti Bush Camp attracts a diverse range of aquatic and land-based wildlife. The watery lagoons and permanent river channels are popular with hippos and birds, whilst the mopane trees provide the ideal hiding place for the shy leopard. 

Activities include day and night game drives, mokoro tours, and walking safaris with knowledgeable local guides. A major draw are the complimentary helicopter rides over the marshes available for those staying at least three nights from April to November. 

A simply designed central lodge offers a cosy lounge, bar and separate dining area, with steps leading down to a traditional firepit and a small pool; the perfect spot to cool off while looking out for game in the marshes. 

Catering for only 12 people the camp is at your disposal, with guests being able to opt to have lunch by the pool, a brai in the traditional boma or a private dining experience in the lodge.