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Linyanti Wildlife Reserve- Travel Tips
What to See, How to Plan & Tours- Natural Scenery
- 5 Reviews
The Linyanti Wildlife Reserve, located on the southern banks of the Linyanti River, forms a natural border between Namibia and Botswana. This 1,250 sq km private concession offers pristine landscapes of grasslands, riverine forests, and winding lagoons. Despite being surrounded by renowned parks like Chobe and the Okavango Delta, Linyanti remains less trafficked, providing an intimate wildlife experience with abundant game throughout the year. During the green season, the reserve becomes a birdwatcher's paradise, with thousands of migratory species, including Carmine bee-eaters nesting along the riverbanks. The remote location ensures a tranquil environment, making it a prime destination for those seeking solitude and rich wildlife encounters.
Reviews of Linyanti Wildlife Reserve
Andre Bernheim - 5
Emma Max - 5
Buzwani Jonas Mudala - 3
Good for birding
Luc GENDRE - 4
Extraordinary site where you have to watch out for elephants if you get up at night. Access from the center of Chobé is very difficult if you are not experienced in 4x4 driving. Otherwise, tires deflated to 900 g hot, and...gas! Very deep fesh-fech ruts, which last a long time. A powerful vehicle is necessary. Forget the hilux cell. I had a Toyota 6 cylinder 4L 230 hp... Arrival, for the bivouac/campsite, is a scam: expensive, poorly maintained, poorly received..... In the morning at dawn, on the other hand, it is the creation of the world.... A fond memory, an exceptional destination for those traveling on their own...
Annette Randall - 1
