About
Linyanti Wildlife is a private concession in Botswana, set alongside Chobe, in the north of the country. It is a nature reserve, and a visit here is built around safari game viewing rather than around towns or sights.
The main draw is the wildlife itself. The concession is known for its large predator populations, and for the seasonal movement of animals along ancient game corridors. Because it is a private concession, the experience is organised around small numbers of visitors, so the focus stays on the bush rather than on crowds.
What a visit offers
- Predator viewing, with the reserve noted for its large predator populations.
- Seasonal migrations, as animals follow long-established routes through the landscape.
- Exclusive, low-density safaris, which suit travellers who prefer quiet to busy viewing spots.
Planning your trip
Linyanti Wildlife sits next to Chobe, so it fits well into a wider Botswana itinerary centred on northern wildlife areas. Visitors who want a more intimate safari, with fewer vehicles around each sighting, will find this concession a good match. Those who want town amenities or a varied sightseeing programme may prefer to combine it with other parts of the region.