Location
Linyanti Bush Camp is set in a private reserve, which borders the western boundary of Chobe National Park in the Chobe Enclave, North of Botswana.
Linyanti Bush Camp is set within a private concession in a wilderness area of northern Botswana. This private concession allows guests a unique safari experience with phenomenal game viewing and fantastic service.
The camp is set in one of the most remote parts of Botswana
Absolutely exceptional game viewing, Linyanti is known for its large populations of elephant and buffalo
Small, intimate twelve bedded luxury camp overlooking the banks of the Linyanti marshes
All of the guides are extremely experienced and have fantastic knowledge of the area
Linyanti Bush Camp overlooks the endless vistas of the Linyanti marshes, where game frequently strolls past the lodge following the watery channels. Linyanti is a bird watchers paradise with hundreds of different species, both migrant and resident in the diverse habitats of the area. The Linyanti is well know for phenomenal game viewing: huge herds of buffalo and elephant move back and forth through the marshes. Regularly sighted predators include lion, leopard, cheetah and the rare wild dog.
Beks Ndlovu is the owner of Linyanti Bush Camp. Beks has over a decade of guiding experience in Zimbabwe and Botswana, and has been running his own camps across the two countries for a similar amount of time. His experience and knowledge of Botswana and Zimbabwe is phenomenal, he and his wife Sophia passionately believe that the guides and hosts are the key to a memorable safari experience and at Linyanti Bush Camp, the guiding, hosting and service are all exceptional.
The camp itself has six comfortable tents, each with en suite bathrooms with hot and cold running water. The main tent is set on a raised deck overlooking the floodplains and marshes and there is also a dining area, small library and a small splash pool.
When to visit
Enjoy an evening sundowner and watch as the herds of elephant pass by the camp
Linyanti Bush Camp is set in a private reserve, which borders the western boundary of Chobe National Park in the Chobe Enclave, North of Botswana.