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Fly from Maun to Chobe/Linyanti airstrip, fligt time ~50–60 minutes or Kasane or from Chobe airstrip ~45–50 minutes flight time, then road transfer to camp ~45–60 minutes depending on wildlife and track conditions.
The Family Suite (two interleading bedrooms with private plunge pool) is ideal for families; for couples, request an end-of-walkway suite for the quietest decks and broadest lagoon outlook.
Daily-changing, modern Pan-African plates with a strong local-produce ethos. Expect bush breakfasts, leisurely lunches (often in the hide), and boma or deck dinners; high tea and sundowners are sometimes served on the Queen Silvia barge when water levels allow.
Neutral layers for cool mornings/warm middays; wide-brim hat and high-SPF; compact binoculars (8x32 sweet spot); soft-sided duffel to meet bush-flight rules; light scarf/buff for dust and sun.
Time the underground hide for late-morning siesta when elephants come to drink; book high tea or sundowners on the Queen Silvia barge in dry months; photographers can request OM System lenses in camp.
Wilderness’ Linyanti presence protects crucial elephant migration routes across KAZA, funds anti-poaching and research, and supports community programmes like Children in the Wilderness; King’s Pool’s rebuild emphasized light-footprint, solar operations and low-impact viewing from hides.
