Camp Savuti

Each of Camp Savuti's 5 Meru-style tents are equipped for comfort and make the most of the scenery with private verandas overlooking the dry river bed. Ensuite bathrooms have both indoor and outdoor bathing facilities with the open-air shower offering something unique and refreshing.

Twin or king-size beds have headboards and are adorned with pure cotton linen for comfort, while blankets offer extra warmth in cooler weather. There are safes in each of the rooms, so that guests can lock away any valuables should they prefer to. There are also shelves and hanging space for clothes.

Other facilities at Camp Savuti include the dining & bar area, as well as small deck located next to the channel, a perfect venue to unwind. There is a library, which guests can make use of if they like. The bar and boma facilities are available for convivial drinks around a fire.

Each of the 5 Meru-style units are standard, canvas safari tents, raised on elevated wooden platforms. They are positioned apart from each other in between the trees offering privacy and exclusivity of each one's view and surroundings.

The interiors are somewhat luxurious and cater for every comfort need. All tents have carpeted interiors and canvas walls, while the ensuite bathroom is divided from the bedroom by a canvas curtain.

One out of the 5 tents is a honeymoon tent, which is has a luxuriously large bed and additional touches for comfort, adding an air of romance.

All tents include shelving for clothing and a safe for valuable goods storage, while bathrooms have indoor baths and flush toilets, with the extension of an outdoor-open-air shower.

Camp Savuti is a traditional, understated camp beautifully decorated with African-inspired woodwork, cattle skin rugs, and arts and crafts that give the camp an authentic feel. There are 5 Meru-style tents that are raised on wooden decks with private verandas.

The Savuti is a region within the heart of the Chobe National Park that is secretly located away from the peak season crowds at the Chobe riverfront. It is the remote homeground of Camp Savuti, positioned on the banks of the dry Savuti Channel and close to the famous Savuti Marsh. Travelling to the camp involves a light air transferfrom Maun or Kasane (depending on guests' itinerary) to the Savuti airstrip in Chobe National Park. It is an approximate 40 minute flight from either of the towns and the view from the aircraft plane over the beautiful Chobe becomes a part of the experience.