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Situated in a private setting east of Chobe National Park, Senyati Safari Camp is an ideal base from which to enjoy activities within the Park, as well as being around an hour’s drive to Victoria Falls. With no fence separating Senyati from the Chobe National Park, the camp is well-frequented by an abundance of wildlife.

Comprised of twenty campsites, each with its own ablution facility, as well as eight rustic, fully equipped en-suite self-catering chalets of varying sizes, Senyati Safari Camp is suited to meet the requirements of both self-contained campers, as well as travellers requiring more conventional yet basic close-to-to nature accommodation.

Senyati has a reception area, a gift shop and cash bar, however there is no restaurant or other type of catering facility on site. A prime feature of the camp is the viewing deck overlooking a waterhole.
The reception staff will assist guests with arranging activities subject to availability and at an additional cost; these include the Chobe sunset boat cruise, game drives in the Chobe National Park, Tiger Fishing (seasonal) and Victoria Falls Day trips. The Chobe is world renown not only for its large populations of elephant, buffalo and zebra.

Lesoma Valley
This property is located in Lesoma Valley, which sits on the border with Zimbabwe and forms part of the Kasane Forest Reserve.  Wildlife frequents the area, in particular elephants, buffaloes, and giraffes, and sightings at lodge waterholes in the valley can be quite good.  For a full game drive experience along the Chobe Riverfront, the valley is a forty minute drive through the forest reserve to access Chobe National Park via Sedudu gate. Boat cruises for lodges in Lesoma Valley depart from Kasane town.
GPS coordinates: S 17°52'19.9’ E 25°14'10.0’

Airstrip Transfer time: 25 minutes from Kasane Airport (21.5km)