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Linyanti Ebony Pool Area 
Linyanti Ebony Pool Area and View Linyanti Ebony communal dining area Linyanti Ebony Main Lounge Area Linyanti Ebony Outdoor Lounge. Linyanti Ebony Outdoor Lounge and Pool Area. Linyanti Ebony Bedroom. Linyanti Ebony Luxury Tented Suite Interior Linyanti Ebony Standard Luxury Tented Suite Interior. Linyanti Ebony Standard Luxury Tented Suite Interior. Linyanti Ebony Game Viewing. Linyanti Ebony Chobe Enclave Aerial View 
Linyanti Ebony Mokoro Safari. 
Linyanti Ebony Mokoro Safari alongside an Elephant Linyanti Ebony Scenic Helicopter Flight. 
Linyanti Ebony Lion Resting in the Shade. Linyanti Ebony Wild Dogs in front of Game Drive Vehicle 
Linyanti Ebony Pod of Hippos. 
Linyanti Ebony Pack of Wild Dogs and a Herd of Elephants 
Linyanti Ebony Camp Image. 
Exclusively situated within the Linyanti Enclave, Linyanti Ebony offers a spectacular family safari experience in one of Africa’s most diverse landscapes: Chobe National Park. This region, renowned for its rich ecosystems, is celebrated for its large herds of elephant, buffalo, and zebra. Enveloped in the Linyanti Wetlands, this Experience is a paradise of reed and papyrus-lined waterways teeming with diverse wildlife. At Linyanti Ebony, watch as the wild intertwines with timeless luxury to create a classic family safari.
At Linyanti Ebony, experience outstanding game drives, night drives, and walking safaris. Explore the shallow waterways of the Linyanti Wetlands on a traditional mokoro safari, guided by local polers. Have your camera ready as you take to the skies on a scenic, doors-off helicopter ride to witness the incredible aerial landscapes of Chobe National Park. The Park also ranks among Africa’s top birding destinations, largely due to the Chobe River’s role in supporting a wide variety of migratory and resident species. Children are warmly welcomed at this family-friendly experience, with our Ngwana Club offering bespoke safari adventures and other fun activities for our younger guests.
Set on elevated decking with sweeping views of the Linyanti Wetlands, Linyanti Ebony blends effortlessly into its African surroundings using organic materials and authentic accents. The warm wooden elements, stone details, and natural textiles foster the perfect balance of luxury and nature. Refresh in the sparkling plunge pool and relax in the generous lounge and dining area. Gather around the firepit beneath the starlit sky to recount the day’s safari adventures. Experience an enchanting setting for sharing nature and forging lasting family memories in the African bush.
Comprised of just three luxury tented suites and one luxury family tented suite, Linyanti Ebony offers a more private family safari experience. Each luxury tented suite features a lavish king-size bed, an indoor and outdoor shower, and an elegant writing desk – perfect for capturing your memories in the African wild. The spacious two-bedroom family unit features a self-contained lounge, a private viewing deck overlooking the wetlands, and freestanding bath. Larger family groups or parties of friends travelling together can reserve Linyanti Ebony exclusively (with a minimum of eight people).
At Linyanti Ebony, discover a quintessential family safari where elevated comfort meets exquisite refinement.
We stayed at the Linyanti Ebony camp. The flight in was fantastic and supplied a great view of the area. The landscape is amazing as you have the denser bushy and wooded area and then a definite divide to the wetland open plain. So beautiful.
The camp is beautifully kept and the staff very attentive. The tented rooms are beautiful and so bright and airy when all the side flaps are up.
Meals are taken with other guests and some staff which was nice to meet new people and ask questions about different cultures and countries.
Food was delicious and every effort was made to accommodate people with various dietary preferences.
The game drives were lovely and very informative as our guide Joe had a wealth of knowledge on the surrounding area as well as the animals and birds.
We thoroughly enjoyed our stay at Linyanti. Thank you to all staff
Outstanding guide and food services were provided.
Tent was large, clean and comfortable. The tent was rather elegant.
Enjoyed brief nature walk with two guides. The walk was longer than an hour and included many explanatory stops about the fauna and flora. Our guide, Tshidi was a joy – knowledgeable, friendly and humorous. Wait staff were attentive and friendly.
Game drives were into private game reserves and the Chobe National Park. Plenty of game sightings including elephants, hippos, giraffes, zebras, lions, cape buffalos, crocodile, leopard tortoise, Marabou stocks and more. We often saw elephants and birds from the covered deck and tent windows.
Saw a group of over 300 zebras near the Saile airstrip, that was a very large dazzle.
Immerse in the complete African Bush Camps experience with a 9-day journey through our heartlands Botswana, Zambia, and Zimbabwe. Experience world-class game drives, walking safaris, and a visit to the global wonder, Victoria Falls. Discover the world’s largest reservoir – Lake Kariba – as you uncover its fascinating legend and history.
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.
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.
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.
