Linyanti Bush Camp: a safari in Botswana that offers an unforgettable experience

Botswana's Linyanti Bush Camp is a gem of an African safari. Here, guests can not only observe nature and animals but also take an active part in local life, learning much more about the wildlife and life in the region.

Tourists can observe wildlife, learn more about the work aimed at empowering local communities, and enjoy amazing views with excellent service that exists in harmony with the environment. Forbes provided details on what awaits travelers at Linyanti Bush Camp.

Location of Linyanti Bush Camp

Situated on the shores of the Linyanti wetlands, this camp has its water source, making it a central point for elephants, impalas, and hippos to quench their thirst. Its main feature is privacy, a rarity compared to other safaris. This is attributed to the camp's favorable location on the western border of the iconic Chobe National Park, maintaining a sense of seclusion and privacy.

Lodge Hotel

 The camp features six tents designed in authentic Serengeti style. They have a modern and colorful appearance, combining luxury with a rustic style. Additionally, each room includes a private bathroom with a view of the wetlands. These tents blend seamlessly with the surroundings, and from the veranda, guests can observe incredible birds that feel at ease in this area.

Overall, this camp focuses on sustainability, which is clearly evident in its eco-friendly design. Guests here can spend time in the communal lounge and enjoy local cuisine prepared by qualified chefs skilled in making vegan dishes.

Activities

Elephant watching, traditional mokoro canoeing, and nature activities are available twice a day, including a 20-minute helicopter bird-watching experience. This allows you to fly over a herd of elephants, giraffes, buffaloes, and hippos to witness an amazing panorama. This activity is available for those booking three nights or more.

Wildlife

This place can offer you an incomparable experience, allowing you to observe predatory leopards hunting near the water. Additionally, the local wildlife includes giraffes, zebras, crocodiles, impala, kudu, hyenas, hippos, wild dogs, and lechwe antelopes. Moreover, rare birds such as the carmine bee-eater, African fish eagle, African jacana, waterbirds, ground birds like rhinos, Verro's owl, and the small pearl-spotted owl can be encountered here.

It is worth noting that at Linyanti Bush Camp, guests are introduced to the activities of the African Bush Camp Foundation, which aims to empower women and local communities through several effective programs. Here, travelers can personally engage in community development and initiatives. More information about the foundation's activities can be found on the official African Bush Camps Foundation website.