Zarafa Camp sits on the Selinda Reserve bordering the Linyanti system near Chobe, a Great Plains Conservation property whose scale and design have made it one of the most internationally decorated luxury camps in southern Africa.
Spacious suites with private plunge pools, freestanding tubs and expansive decks facing the surrounding floodplain.
A refined, contemporary dining programme consistent with Great Plains Conservation’s flagship-level luxury standards.
Game drives and boating across the Selinda Reserve’s floodplain and woodland, with access to the same elephant migration corridors found across the wider Linyanti-Chobe system.
The Selinda Reserve supports significant elephant, lion and wild dog populations, benefiting from the private reserve’s low visitor density.
The reserve’s combination of open floodplain and dense woodland offers varied compositional backdrops within a single stay.
Great Plains Conservation’s Selinda operations fund one of the most significant private wildlife corridor protection efforts in northern Botswana.
To arrange a tailor-made journey to this lodge, speak with your Kipekee Journey Lead.
