There are relatively few safari camps and lodges in this vast, pristine wilderness. Most are accessible only by air, especially when the water levels are high. Privately owned and run, they are not subject to the restrictions of national parks, so game viewing opportunities are many and varied: day and night game drives, off-road driving, bush walks, horse-back safaris, canoe and mokoro safaris and trails.

The safari camps are mostly tented in style and offer a luxurious, personal and private safari experience. The traversing areas are vast and the perennial waterways ensure plentiful game all year round. The area is particularly known for its healthy wild dog population.

We have personally visited most of the camps and are familiar with the various settings and unique characters of each lodge. We'll gladly advise you on which lodge would best suit your preferences and expectations.

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Duma Tau Elephant Watching
DumaTau Camp

DumaTau Camp is an intimate, luxury safari tented camp overlooking an enormous lagoon in Botswana's northern Linyanti area. Bordered to the east by Chobe National Park, DumaTau enjoys an abundance of wildlife and birds, as it's close to the Linyanti marshes and the source of the Savute River, near the confluence of the Kwando and Linyanti rivers. Its remote position offers a private, unhurried safari experience in one of Botswana's pristine conservation areas.

Elephants Swimming
Kings Pool Camp

Kings Pool Camp is a premier luxury safari lodge overlooking the Kings Pool Lagoon and the Linyanti River in northern Botswana. The accommodation is spacious and elegant, combining exclusive luxury with beautiful surroundings, welcoming home comforts and superb service. Kings Pool is in big elephant country, with an excellent chance of seeing lion and wild dog.

Kwando Lagoon Sunset By Pool
Kwando Lagoon Camp

Kwando Lagoon Camp is on the banks of the Kwando River in the Linyanti Kwando Concession in northern Botswana. It offers luxury tented accommodation and excellent year-round game viewing. In an area where predators are abundant, there are also elephant, buffalo, giraffe, zebra, sable antelope and many other species. The popular Animal Planet programme Mad Mike and Mark was filmed in the Kwando area.

Kwando Lebala Tracker And Elephant
Kwando Lebala Camp

Kwando Lebala Camp is located in the south of the Kwando concession adjacent to the Linyanti marshes in northern Botswana. The name 'Lebala' means open plains, which accurately describes the open grasslands, savanna and seasonal floodplains of this area that teems with wildlife. The camp offers exclusive and intimate accommodation in African safari tents. The area has vast populations of elephant, buffalo, lechwe, lions and other animals. Leopard and wild dog are also often seen in this area.

Alfresco Dining At Savuti Camp
Savuti Camp

Savuti Camp is a luxurious tented camp, raised up on stilts to overlook the scenic Savuti channel which itself is a bit of an enigma. It flows strongly for many decades only to disappear and then reappear many years later, bringing an abundance of wildlife in its wake. The channel has been flowing since 2008, creating an established, game-rich area in one of Botswana's remote and unspoiled wildlife sanctuaries, Kwando/Linyanti Reserve.

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7 Day Best of Kwando Botswana Safari
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Fly in by light aircraft and spend six nights in some of Botswana's most productive game-viewing areas, combining Kwando's best camps: Splash, Lebala, and Lagoon. Spend two nights at each camp, or spend three nights at Splash and three nights at either Lagoon or Lebala. All three safari camps are in large private concessions and offer a variety of game-viewing activities. Kwando is known for its commitment to a high-quality, traditional safari experience that focuses on authentic bush encounters and the best possible wildlife sightings.

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