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Fly from Maun to Chobe airstrip, flight time ~45 minutes or from Kasane to Chobe airstrip ~45 minutes flight time, then road transfer to camp ~45–60 minutes depending on wildlife and track conditions.
All tented suites are identical. The Family Suite (two interleading bedrooms with private plunge pool) is ideal for families. For couples wanting privacy, 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 around the lodge or in the hide, and boma or deck dinners. High tea and sundowners are sometimes served on the Queen Silvia barge while floating on the river (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.
