A private 125,000-hectare reserve bridging the Okavango Delta and Chobe along the Linyanti River, prized for wild dog sightings.

Linyanti Wildlife Reserve is a private 125,000-hectare concession in northern Botswana, bridging the Okavango Delta and the Chobe ecosystem along the reed-lined Linyanti and Kwando Rivers. Its mix of riverine forest, floodplain and mopane woodland supports large herds of elephant and buffalo alongside healthy predator populations, with the reserve particularly renowned for its African wild dog sightings. Low lodge density and exclusive traversing rights mean game drives, boat safaris and walking excursions here rarely encounter other vehicles, delivering the kind of low-impact, high-intimacy safari that has made the Linyanti one of Botswana's most sought-after private reserves.
✦African wild dog tracking
✦Boat safaris
✦Walking safaris
✦Elephant and buffalo herds
✦Game drives
✦Low-density exclusive camps