DumaTau Camp sits on the Linyanti River system adjoining Chobe National Park, a Wilderness property positioned along one of the region’s most significant seasonal elephant migration routes.
Elevated tented suites with private decks facing the river, furnished in Wilderness’s characteristic contemporary style.
A strong, contemporary dining programme served with river views, consistent with Wilderness’s broader standards.
Game drives and boating along the Linyanti River, following elephant migration between Chobe and the wider Linyanti-Selinda ecosystem.
The Linyanti River corridor supports one of southern Africa’s most significant elephant migration routes, alongside strong lion and wild dog populations.
Boat-based photography along the Linyanti offers water-level access to elephant crossing the river, a genuinely different vantage from vehicle-based drives.
Wilderness’s Linyanti operations support elephant migration corridor research linking Chobe, Linyanti and the broader northern Botswana ecosystem.
To arrange a tailor-made journey to this lodge, speak with your Kipekee Journey Lead.
