Standard Twin/Double Tents (7 rooms)
Suite (1 room)
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Wilderness King's Pool
King's Pool overlooks a lovely oxbow lagoon
Photographer credit: Crookes and Jackson
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Wilderness King's Pool
The ancient Batswana craft of weaving is expressed in a number of architectural details
Photographer credit: Crookes and Jackson
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Wilderness King's Pool
Special care has been taken to balance privacy, safety and comfort
Photographer credit: Crookes and Jackson
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Wilderness King's Pool
The camp's refreshed look and feel celebrates the romance of a bygone era
Photographer credit: Crookes and Jackson
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Wilderness King's Pool
The camp is named after the King's Pool Lagoon
Photographer credit: Crookes and Jackson
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Wilderness King's Pool
Menus are redesigned to complement every safari season
Photographer credit: Crookes and Jackson
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Wilderness King's Pool
Namibia is just a stone's throw from the Linyanti
Photographer credit: Crookes and Jackson
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Wilderness King's Pool
Dine alfresco overlooking the lagoon
Photographer credit: Crookes and Jackson
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Wilderness King's Pool
Guest suite and pool deck
Photographer credit: Crookes and Jackson
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Wilderness King's Pool
A serene outing on the Queen Silvia barge
Photographer credit: Crookes and Jackson
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Wilderness King's Pool
Dine like royalty at King's Pool
Photographer credit: Crookes and Jackson
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Wilderness King's Pool
Scenic helicopter flights have been introduced, based at King's Pool
Photographer credit: Crookes and Jackson
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Wilderness King's Pool
Elephants congregate to drink and bathe
Photographer credit: Crookes and Jackson
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Wilderness King's Pool
One of the Linyanti's legendary male lions
Photographer credit: Dana Allen
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What a moment!
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Wilderness King's Pool
Elephants are regularly seen near camp
Photographer credit: Dana Allen
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Wilderness King's Pool
The Queen Silvia barge at Kings Pool (seasonal, dependent on water levels)
Photographer credit: Dana Allen
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Wilderness King's Pool
Giraffes make their way through the woodland
Photographer credit: Dana Allen
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Wilderness King's Pool
The Linyanti is famous for its amazing wild dog sightings
Photographer credit: Dana Allen
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Wilderness King's Pool
Leopards are regularly seen on the Linyanti Wildlife Reserve
Photographer credit: Dana Allen
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Wilderness King's Pool
Take home a hand-crafted memento of an unforgettable safari
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Wilderness King's Pool
Unwind in front of the bush TV overlooking the lagoon
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Wilderness King's Pool
Staff are proud to demonstrate their amazing basket-weaving skills
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Wilderness King's Pool
Breakfast on the deck overlooking the lagoon
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Wilderness King's Pool
Well-informed staff are always on hand for any guest requirements
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Wilderness King's Pool
Magical sundowner time after an enthralling day at King's Pool
Wilderness King's Pool consistently delivers the best dry season game viewing in far northern Botswana. Situated on the border with Namibia’s Caprivi Strip, Wilderness King's Pool is in an area vital to the seasonal movements of elephant herds, and to the survival of rare roan and sable antelope. Looking down over the Linyanti River, and up from the safety of sunken hides gives guests unexpected angles from which to witness great wildlife moments.
Seven well-appointed twins and one suite, all of canvas, wood and thatch, soak up the views of the lagoon. The main area, deck and bar offer uninterrupted views, with closer proximity to the water, while parts of the roof extend down to ensure privacy.
INSIDER'S TIP: Special highlights include sundowners on the Queen Silvia barge and time out at the unique underground hide!
Set in the heart of the Linyanti Wildlife Reserve, the camp celebrates the romance of its history, retaining the traits of a traditional safari camp with renewed authentic, yet modern, Batswana flair.
Each guest tent has a large bedroom and lounge area leading to a veranda that embraces the glorious views of the lagoon.
Special care has been taken to balance privacy, safety and comfort whilst inviting the outside in, to create a signature immersive Wilderness experience. In keeping with our commitment to driving sustainable tourism and operating with a light eco-footprint, the camp was refurbished in 2019, reusing or retaining much of the existing material from the previous camp – the superstructure, thatch roof, carved front doors and salvaged timber doors.
The ancient Batswana craft of weaving is expressed in a number of architectural details. This theme is evident throughout the interiors, with abstract embroidery images and hand-painted basket murals. Earthy, rough textures are punctuated by warm copper – in handles and other details – adding richness and depth to the architectural mood. Accents of teal are used throughout to enhance the neutral bronze and copper colour palette.
The King’s Pool Suite has two separate rooms (sleeping four guests in total), each with its own en-suite facilities, and sharing a private plunge pool and outdoor sunken lounge – perfect for families, a group of four adults travelling together, or a couple preferring more space and luxury.
Please note that one of the bedrooms is slightly smaller and has no outdoor shower. It is a standard guest tent and not suitable for children.
TYPE:
Accommodation
NO. ROOMS:
ROOM TYPES
8
SPECIAL INTERESTS:
Birding
Nature
Star Gazing
Wildlife
PROPERTY FACILITIES:
Bar
Library
Pool
Private Vehicle Available
ROOM FACILITIES:
Electrical Outlets
En-Suite
Fan
Hair Dryer
Internet Access (Complimentary)
Laundry Service (Complimentary)
Lounge Area
Mini Bar
Mosquito Nets
Outside Shower
Safe
Sala
Tea / Coffee
Verandah
AVAILABLE SERVICES:
Credit Card
ACTIVITIES ON SITE:
Bird Watching
Catch-and-release Fishing
Game Drives
Game Viewing Hide
Massages
Night Drives
Walks (Guided)
