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Light aircraft from Maun ~50 min flight time or Kasane ~45 min flight time to Chobe 1/Savuti Airstrip, then ~30–40 min open-vehicle transfer to camp, private charters welcome.
All tents are en-suite on raised decks facing the channel. Families usually ask for the two-bedroom family tent so everyone shares one broad deck without losing space
Campfire breakfasts after dawn drives, fresh salads and bakes at lunch, and fireside dinners under the stars in the boma, with special bush suppers set up on request, all paired with simple, generous Wilderness hospitality rather than fuss.
Neutral layers for cool dawns and warm middays, a windproof for night drives, polarized sunglasses, a beanbag for the vehicle or hide, and a soft duffel to respect light-aircraft limits.
Pre-book the Savuti Star Bed well ahead, ask your guide to time one long dusk drive when the elephants pour off the mopane to drink, and keep a spare hour for the photographic hide when the light softens.
Your stay helps protect a vast private wilderness within KAZA, with Wilderness providing logistical support to anti-poaching, funding research and community education via Wilderness Wildlife Trust and Children in the Wilderness, and operating with a light, solar-driven footprint.
