3rd of 4 camps we used and second one from African Bush Camps. Enjoyed the consistency of their program at different camps, but each has its own charm. The neat thing about Linyanti was the diversity of environments in close proximity as well as the varied game. James 007 was our guide and did an amazing job tracking and finding the game. We weren’t constrained by roads - James took us everywhere. We loved the experience - you just have to let James take you on the adventure!

Lebo (we called her AAA), our host, and all the staff were wonderful. Meals were done as a group and as we stayed 3 nights we also got a complimentary 30 minute helicopter tour. Not an insignificant value if you price the out (thanks, Liam, enjoyed talking to you in camp too).

We stayed at 2 African Bush Camps and would say they were our best true safari experiences overall.

The little safari camp that has it all, comfortable accommodation, tasty food, excellent staff and lots of wildlife. Great views from the Boma that looks across into Namibia. Animals big and small are plentiful including an elephant that came into camp twice, buffalo ran by the boma one evening and cute little squirrels and birds that try to join us at meals. Our guide Des found many animals for us to see and photograph, even a caracal. Des also took great care in finding the best angle for photos and gave us many helpful hints.
Back at camp Lebo made sure we were well taken care of. She is indispensable and a joy to meet. She makes sure you get the most for your time there be it a mokoro ride, helicopter ride (if you are there for three nights) or a walk on the wild side.
Linyanti Ebony is a smallish safari camp big on personality, guest care and comfort and an all around joy to visit.