Starting from $655.00
- 5 MERU STYLE TENT
- SWIMMING POOL
- BOMA
- BAR
- CHILDREN 2+
- EXPERTLY GUIDED MORNING AND AFTERNOON GAME DRIVE
- CHOBE NATIONAL PARK
Exceptional Game Viewing in the Predator-Rich Savuti Marshlands
Famed for exceptional wildlife viewing, Camp Savuti is especially known for lions hunting elephants, a rare and thrilling sight. The camp overlooks the dense Savuti marsh, offering stunning views from five spacious Meru-style tents with elevated balconies and private outdoor showers.
Located in Chobe National Park, guests can enjoy game drives, bird watching, and predator sightings in this diverse, authentic safari destination. The Savuti channel, once dry, briefly flowed again in 2010 but is currently dry, adding to the area’s unique wilderness character.
Camp Savuti at a Glance
Rates
2026 | Full Board
From
$655.00
per person per night
1 December 2025 – 30 November 2026
Location
Camp Savuti is located along the Savuti Channel in the heart of Chobe National Park, one of Botswana’s most iconic wilderness areas. The camp sits near the dry marshlands, offering a remote and serene setting. While tucked away in the wilderness, it remains accessible by road or light aircraft, making it a convenient base for exploring the Chobe region.
Lodge & Rooms
Camp Savuti overlooks the dense Savuti marsh, with all five Meru-style tented rooms featuring elevated balconies that make the most of the breathtaking views. The large, spacious tents are positioned for maximum privacy and exclusivity, offering guests a sense of seclusion in the heart of the African bush. For the adventurous, outdoor showers allow you to refresh while surrounded by the tranquillity of the wild. Each room combines comfort with a close-to-nature experience, creating the perfect base for an authentic safari stay.
Wildlife
Chobe National Park features diverse habitats from sandy Kalahari shrubs to floodplains, swamps, woodlands, and the Chobe River. Known as the “land of giants,” it hosts one of the world’s largest elephant populations, alongside abundant lions and buffalo.
The mysterious Savuti channel adds to the park’s reputation as a prime wildlife destination. Visitors can spot elephants, buffalo, zebra, predators, and rare species like sable, brown hyena, and African wild dog.
Facilities / Amenities
- Lounge and bar
- Dining area
- Boma area
- Library
- Fire-pit
- 5 Meru-style tents have been placed on platforms which give rise to expansive views of the wilderness
- Family and child friendly
Activities
- Morning: 3-hour game drive
- Afternoon: 3-hour game drive
A typical day at Camp Savuti
This is a rough schedule of how a typical day on safari looks like. This is always scheduled to change due to weather and other factors. You will need to be flexible – rangers and guides will focus on where there is wildlife and the best method of viewing the best of what Botswana has to offer. The times below are merely a suggestion of what to expect.
05:30
Wake up call
06:00 - 06:30
Quick coffee and depart for activity
09:30
Return to camp and enjoy a hearty breakfast
13:30
Lunch
14:00 - 16:00
Afternoon tea is served before the afternoon game drive which departs at 16:00
20:00
Return to camp. Dinner followed by campfire chatter/drinks