4 Reasons Not to Miss This African Safari

An African safari is one of those iconic travel experiences that thrills even the most seasoned travelers, stretches your horizons by leaps and bounds, and almost always leaves you, yes, transformed. The Authentic Africa Linyanti Bush Camp adventure is one of our favorite new safaris for 2020 – here’s why.

1. It’s set in the Chobe Enclave. This is a private area of the Chobe National Park which equals a remote and high-quality safari experience along Linyanti River. The surrounding woodland habitats, ancient floodplains, savannas and forests are home to one of the densest wildlife populations in the world, which leads to our next point…


2. Elephants, leopards, buffalo, zebras, hippos and more. The primary inspiration for an African safari is the amazingly beautiful – and often rare – animals you’ll have the chance to witness. This particular safari location delivers on all of the above in droves – and it’s especially famous for its stunning elephant herds. You’ll have exceptional, envy-inducing wildlife encounters on this adventure.


3. There are only six luxury tents on this lodge property on the banks of Linyanti Wetlands. This makes for a memorable and intimate safari experience. When you step out on your own private deck, you’ll look out over the vast Linyanti savanna grasslands and feel as though you have it all to yourself.


4. Your downtime at this luxury lodge doesn’t have to be downtime. Unique daytime options to make the most of your safari experience include a traditional mokoro safari, which is akin to a canoe, on the nearby river and tributaries; a walking safari with an expert guide; or birdwatching. The area is known for some of the best birding in all of Africa – Arnot’s Chat, colorful Lilac-Breasted Roller and Goliath Heron are just a few of the birds you might spot.

Join us on this Authentic Africa Linyanti Bush Camp safari this winter – it’s available as a pre-cruise tour on the following three Nautica voyages:

Accent on Africa: Cape Town to Cape Town, 14 Days | January 6, 2020 & January 20, 2020

Indian Ocean Odyssey: Cape Town to Singapore, 30 Days | February 3, 2020