Duma Tau camp is built under cool mangosteen trees overlooking an enormous lagoon
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About DumaTau
Duma Tau camp is
located in the Linyanti Reserve. Linyati Reserve comprising a huge area of
almost 300,000 acres of prime wilderness area. It is bordered to the north by
the Linyanti River, and to the east by the Chobe National Park, and contains two
thirds of the length of the mysterious Savuti Channel.
The Linyanti
Reserve has a diverse range of habitats. The Linyanti River is bordered by
floodplains very similar to those of the Okavango Delta, as well as extensive
grasslands, while the interior of the concession consists of vast mopane forests
and acacia bushveld. This diversity of habitat in turn supports a wide array of
wildlife. The area is particularly well known for its huge herds of elephants
and the lions of the savuti channel (featured in National Geographic
documentaries).
Duma Tau camp is
built under a shady grove of mangosteen trees, overlooking a large hippo-filled
lagoon within the Linyanti waterway system. Its ten rooms are raised off the
ground on polished wooden decks. They are set under thatch with canvas walls,
allowing guests to enjoy the night sounds of Africa from the comfort of their
beds. The bathroom facilities are en-suite, and each room also features an
outside shower. There is a dining room, living room, bar area and plunge pool,
also raised on wooden decks, with fabulous views.
Activities at Duma
Tau focus on the wildlife of the area, with day and night game drives offering
fabulous opportunities to view, firsthand and at close range, Africa's whole
spectrum of diurnal and nocturnal creatures. With the exception of rhinos,
virtually all other species of African animals are represented in good numbers
on the reserve. Nature walks allow for closer inspection of some of the smaller
aspects of the eco-system, while the camp's pontoon facilitates access to the
Linyanti River, and a different perspective on animals as they come to the river
to drink.
Guests are also offered the opportunity to wait at hides, from where they can
view and photograph animals at close range without disturbance. All activities
are led by professional guides and/or trackers, who are carefully chosen for
their knowledge and experience of the bush, and receive extensive training to
ensure that your encounters with the African wilderness are exciting,
informative, and safe.
Duma Tau is a
great camp set on one of Botswana's most extensive and game-rich private
concessions. It enjoys a fabulous location, offering the best of both the dry
Savuti Channel, and the wetlands surrounding the Linyanti River, while the camp
itself provides all the comforts and features that anyone could ask for combined
with the adventure of a tented camp experience.