Savute Elephant Camp

Savute Elephant Camp is dramatically different from the other Orient-Express Safaris' southern camps. It is a tented camp in true African style. The area is known for its exciting game viewing and excellent birding. This area also presents you with the rare opportunity of viewing rock paintings drawn by the early Bushmen, who once inhabited the region.

As this camp is situated in the Chobe National Park, park regulations prohibit night drives and walking. These regulations, however, are to be reviewed by the Department of Wildlife.

Situated in the arid Savute area, Savute Elephant Camp offers an oasis type setting in complete luxury. All luxury tents are housed on raised wooden platforms, offering great views, and shaded by a traditional African thatch roof. The large private decks are furnished with easy chairs and a hammock, ideal for viewing wildlife, or for enjoying a private dinner in complete privacy. The tent interiors are luxuriously appointed with such comforts as an en suite bathroom, private fully stocked mini bar, four-poster bed complete with mosquito netting, as well as a discreet air conditioning.

The 12 twin-bedded luxury canvas tents, recently placed under thatch, that are perfectly suited to the desert air feature lavishly appointed ensuite bathrooms and dressing areas. They also have private viewing decks and comfortable outdoor lounges overlooking the Channel. For your convenience, in-room safes are now provided for the safekeeping of all cash, travel documents and other articles.

Savute Elephant Camp is part of Orient-Express Hotels, Trains & Cruises and Virtuoso

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The Camp is located on the Savute Channel in Chobe National Park, which is a rugged, semi-arid wilderness region of far northern Botswana.

Savute Elephant Camp
Savute Channel
Savute, Chobe,
Botswana

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