There are plenty of exciting activities available from the camp. Twice daily game drives are conducted in 4×4 vehicles and led by expert guides. Night drives follow the nocturnal creatures such as aardvark, civet, and leopard. Guided walks lead by qualified and passionate guides who share their knowledge and love of the bush. Depending on the level of the yearly floods, boating trips may be available on the Linyanti as well as fishing. Another exciting way to explore the waterways is a mokoro trip on a traditional dug-out canoe steered by long poles.

The main lodge area is a large open-sided canvas tent that is raised on wooden decking and encompasses a dining area, a small library, a bar, and a lounge with comfortable sofas. The deck gives a full view of the Linyanti floodplains where large herds of elephant and buffalo move freely. There is also a small splash pool. Occasionally, elephant and other animals wander through the camp. The day usually starts with an early light breakfast, followed by a more substantial brunch and light lunch. Afternoon tea is served before the afternoon/evening drive, and a delicious three-course dinner is standard.