Unfortunately we had a long drive to Linyanti on a bad road as the airstrip was out of action, but luckily it was repaired in time for our journey out. Great guide in Esse, but we found the camp wasnt quite so well run as others. Good size tent with lovely views over the swamp with elephant wandering around in... More

We stayed 2 nights at the Linyanti Bush Camp mid March 13 ( Ebony Camp is adjacent - run by same staff for groups or families ). Location great, staff excellent , tents well furnished with power outlets available in tent until late , game viewing was good on both water & land , food was plentiful & fine .... More

We stayed at Linyanti Ebony Camp with a 8 adults and 2 children so we had the whole camp for ourself. The experience has just been perfect (especially after 2 nights in Khwai Tented Camp owned by the same group where we had a very bad experience for the same price per person per night) Linyanti can be summarized as:... More

This review is relative to the other Ker & Downey camps we visited - Okuti and Kanana. The wildlife that you can view from the camp itself is very good and the direct views onto the river/marshland mean that you are very close to the game. In fact at night they walk through the camp. We found the camp of... More

Before I write this review, I'll warn you that I'm comparing it to other tented camps we stayed at in September 2012. We stayed at Umbutu and Dunia tented camps in Serengeti and Kwara in the Delta. This camp was our least favorite. Why? At this time of year, the landscape appears very "dead"; however, this is a good time... More

We spent two nights at Linyanti Bush Camp during our 10 day safari in Botswana. The elephants, warthogs and hippos were right in front of our tent! What an experience to wake up in the morning and step right into a dream. We had the feeling of camping privately in the bush while still being cradled in luxury!

We spent two nights in Linyanti Ebony camp in August. The camp is very small, consisting of only 4 tents and the main lodge. It is about 100m from the slightly larger Linyanti Bush camp, which I believe has 5 or 6 tents. The tents were enormous (we had a spare room in ours!) with hot showers and a good... More

Linyanti Ebony was the first of 3 camps and chosen for it's family sleeping options (we have two boys aged 15&14 and two girls aged 11&6) as well as the fact you have the camp to yourselves. That said we did share two of our three nights with a late booking guest. We enjoyed the camp feel and given this... More

My wife and I returned to Botswana in July for our tenth safari. We fell in love with Botswana’s people, wildlife and landscapes and spent many wonderful days there early in our marriage. It had been 15 years since our last visit, and we were a bit apprehensive about what changes may have occurred during that time. As it turns... More