Footsteps Across the Linyanti
Footsteps Across the Linyanti is a 3 day private walking expedition in Botswana’s remotest area of the Linyanti (Chobe enclave).
The combination of game-rich woodland and open floodplains gives you different perspectives and a total bush educational of how the wildlife and flora survive nature’s forces. Footsteps Across the Linyanti is a safari offered to a minimum of 2 guests to a maximum of 6 people. Your small mini-meru tented camp moves wherever the wildlife takes you with its full back up staff and services. These insect proof tents are spacious with twin beds and en suite bush-bucket shower/toilet in an attached covered bathroom. Every day a full back-up team will set up the camps well ahead of your arrival for the different night spots, and to ensure your comfort at all times. Guests are not expected to take part in any camp duty, allowing for complete relaxation. The traditional cuisine is enjoyed in true bush style around an open camp fire. Each group is accompanied by professional guides whose first passion is to interpret and bring to life every aspect of the bush, and close-up encounters on foot with elephant, buffalo and lion are not uncommon. |
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Distances walked each day will vary depending on the capabilities of the group and what your interests are with many stops for water, picnic breakfasts, lunches and many interesting sightings along the way.
The Linyanti area is best known for its large populations of elephant and buffalo that congregate in vast numbers especially during the dry season.
Sightings of lion, sable, roan, leopard, wild dog, and a number of the plains game can also be expected.
The rare and elusive sitatunga antelope, red lechwe, hippo and crocodile can be found in the surrounding marshes.
The area also offers spectacular birding.
Children must be 16 years and older for safety reasons. However, specialised children’s safaris can be arranged on request.
The camp can communicate by radio or satellite phone in case of emergencies.
The Linyanti area is best known for its large populations of elephant and buffalo that congregate in vast numbers especially during the dry season.
Sightings of lion, sable, roan, leopard, wild dog, and a number of the plains game can also be expected.
The rare and elusive sitatunga antelope, red lechwe, hippo and crocodile can be found in the surrounding marshes.
The area also offers spectacular birding.
Children must be 16 years and older for safety reasons. However, specialised children’s safaris can be arranged on request.
The camp can communicate by radio or satellite phone in case of emergencies.
