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Savuti Camp is set in front of a waterhole along the spectacular Savuti Channel, formerly a river channel but now open grassland, which is renowned for excellent sightings of lion and serval. Wildlife includes all of Botswana's big game, and Savuti Camp is in one of the best areas in the country to see predators. There are seven tents in this intimate camp, which is one of just three camps in the 1,250km² Linyanti Reserve. Savuti Camp was completely rebuilt at the start of 2007, and the dining area has been repositioned to make the most of views of the Savuti Channel.
Savuti Camp provides very comfortable accommodation with en-suite facilities. Five of the bathrooms are within the tents and two tents have bathrooms with wonderful open fronts facing onto the Savuti Channel. Each tent is raised off the ground on wooden decks. The camp has a thatched dining area, bar and plunge pool, all on raised wooden decks, and a curio shop. The waterhole close to camp attracts large numbers of animals, and guests can view from the camp or from the woodpile hide at the waterhole. As many as 100 hundred elephants have been known to drink at the waterhole in a day, and, in the dry season, they have even been known to drink from the plunge pool!