



The only thing that beats a huge deck peering over a majestic lagoon full of a ridiculous array of birdlife, is a swimming pool perched on its edge. The main area incorporates a large open lounge, a communal dining area, and an ever-enticing bar. Thatched roofs, natural tones and a rustic hardwood bar counter give this camp a traditional safari feel. Lounge by the pool with a cocktail or put your feet up on one of the sumptuous sofas.
The emphasis is on the outdoors with large meshed windows in the bedrooms and bathrooms. Each tent is its own escape, complete with an en-suite bathroom, outdoor shower and a striking view over the lagoon. It's simple but comfortable without too many frills. You won't find anything unnecessary - no wi-fi or air-conditioning - just a comfortable bed and a private deck with a first-class view. There's nothing like the rustic comfort of a traditional safari.
Game drives will get you up close and well-acquainted to the area's diverse and dense predator population. Take a traditional mokoro ride along one of the many shallow, secluded channels, safe from hippos and crocodiles. Get out on foot on a guided walk to appreciate some of the less conspicuous creatures, or learn from an expert tracker as you follow the subtle signs of the bush. Top it all off with a ride on the double-decker sunset cruiser, champagne in hand.
Owned by Kwando Safaris, this property prioritises local employment with a staff comprising of 98% citizens. Their Maun headquarters ensure personalised service, reflecting a commitment to Botswana's tourism capital. Kwando offers careers, supports the Lady Khama Charitable Trust, and initiates projects like the Bucket Project and Mummy's Angels. They're also involved in Pack for a Purpose, encouraging travelers to make a lasting impact by bringing supplies for local initiatives.
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If you like your big cats alongside a dose of epic scenery, Linyanti is the place to be.