Morning and afternoon game drives along the Savute in open 4×4 Land Rovers are the premier activity here. But water levels permitting, guests can also enjoy cruises on the channel itself by motorized boat or barge. Like so much of northern Botswana, the Linyanti has high concentrations of plains game including impala, wildebeest, red lechwe, zebra, buffalo, and antelope. And though DumaTau means “roar of the lion,” the region is best known for the large herds of elephant. Depending on the availability, nature walks with skilled, armed guides are wonderful ways of getting close to nature and observing the smaller things missed from the vehicles. The camp’s Star Bed offers an authentic and unique way to sleep out under the crystal clear African skies surrounded by nature. Anglers can enjoy some catch and release fishing.

The main area of camp houses a lounge and a “curiosity room” filled with objects and books for guests to explore and read for more information on the rich history of the Linyanti Region and its ample wildlife. Delicious meals are dished up at the outdoor dining room. The camp’s firepit is the ideal place to gather at night for a chat and drink. DumaTau shares a Wellness Center and Spa with its new sister property, Little DumaTau with a wide menu of relaxing and rejuvenating spa treatments. There is even a lap pool, a deli with tasty snacks, and a trading store. DumaTau runs on solar energy.