The Linyanti Reserve is a region in the north western corner of the Chobe National Park in Botswana. The Linyanti swamp lies between the Kwando and Linyanti rivers. The remote, unspoilt Linyanti floodplains consists of lagoons and waterways.
Linyanti Reserve attracts the world’s highest densities of elephant in the dry winter months as well as zebra, giraffe, buffalo, roan antelope and impala and is considered to be the most beautiful part of the Chobe National Park.
There are luxury camps located in this area which includes the Savute Channel which famously stopped flowing between 1980 and 2008 and then surprisingly started flowing again. You can do all sorts of activities in the Linyanti area which includes day and night game drives, boating, fishing and birding. See recommended Botswana safari lodges in Linyanti.
With the ending of the hunting the wildlife slowly began to settle down and I heard rumours that Linyanti was becoming one of Botswana's fin...
The Linyanti region used to be a hunting concession and for a while the animals were shy of the vehicles, but in the last decade the area ha...
This 4 day Fly-in Classic Linyanti Wilderness package takes you to the source of the Savuti Channel in the western area of Linyanti which ab...
Selinda Camp is a stylish camp that rests on the banks of the Selinda Spillway, which is arguably one of the most pristine wildlife areas of...
Zarafa Camp is intimate and exclusive. This Botswana safari camp is situated in Selinda Reserve at the edge of a lagoon that is the source o...