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Botswana
Linyanti Expeditions, set within the exclusive Linyanti Enclave, promises an unforgettable wildlife experience amidst the beauty of Botswana. Positioned between the Okavango Delta to the southwest and Chobe National Park to the east, the Linyanti Enclave features open floodplains, lush riverine forests, and waterways brimming with papyrus and reeds. This vibrant, flourishing ecosystem is known for its high density of predators and large elephant populations. At Linyanti Expeditions, discover authentic Africa: real and remote.
Embark on exciting morning and afternoon game drives to witness Linyanti’s wildlife up close. Immerse in the African wild on remarkable walking safaris where, accompanied by your knowledgeable guide, you’ll venture into the bush, observing the smaller details of nature that are often overlooked from a vehicle. Experience traditional mokoro safaris as you glide through the serene waterways of the Linyanti Wetlands, expertly guided by local polers.
At Linyanti Expeditions, the boundary between indoor and outdoor living is beautifully blurred, inviting you to immerse in the magnificence of the African bush. While shaded, the tranquil common areas create an effortless connection to nature, enhanced by warm earthy tones, natural textures, and subtle touches of Botswanan culture. Enjoy a fully stocked bar and gather around the spacious dining table for shared meals featuring local ingredients. After a day of adventure, find peace in serene nooks designed for relaxation and reflection.
Linyanti Expeditions comprises six luxury tents, each with their own Star Suite. The Star Suite is a gazebo extension with a bed, giving you the enchanting experience of sleeping under a canopy of stars while enjoying the comfort and security of a mesh-enclosed space. Elevated on raised wooden decks, each luxury tent features an indoor bathroom and a plush king-size bed, encouraging a comfortable yet authentic stay in the African wild.
Become one with the wild at Linyanti Expeditions.
Women from communities in Botswana do not have access to the same career opportunities as safari guides, compared to their male counterparts. This career is still largely a male-dominated one, with little active investment, training, or skills development in female guides that would empower them to pursue their dreams and provide for their families. Linked to this dynamic, there is also a scarcity of job opportunities currently available for female guides in camps in the area.
Kachikau Primary School Disability unit currently accommodates about 32 students with disabilities from the villages in Chobe, Botswana. The unit provides schooling, accommodation, and daily meals for the learners. The school infrastructure was ill-equipped to support learners with special needs as it lacked basic infrastructures such as wheelchair ramps and paved walkways. This made it increasingly difficult for learners using a wheelchair to move around the school premises.
The Vuche Vuche Basket Weaving Project aims to empower women from the local community through basket weaving. This initiative creates employment opportunities whilst displaying Botswana’s heritage and culture through beautiful crafts. Baskets are for sale at ABC trading posts, and guests can visit Vuche Vuche to learn basket weaving and experience traditional dances.