The Linyanti Reserve consists of 125’000 hectares of prime wildlife countryside. The reserve is bordered to the north by the Linyanti River and the east by the Chobe National Park. Two thirds of the Savuti Channel is situated within this reserve. The region has all the diversity to make it a haven for wildlife. There are excellent grasslands and waterholes along the Savuti channel and along the Linyanti. Inland there are enormous acacia and mopane forests, which sustain large numbers of Elephants in the winter months. The Savuti area is famous for its Lions. Elephants are one of the area’s biggest attractions along with the Red Lechwe Antelope, Zebra, Wildebeest, Impala, Waterbuck, Sable, Roan, Eland, as well as Giraffe, Baboon, Monkey, Warthog, Crocodile and Buffalo. Then there are the predators Lion, Leopard, Cheetah, Wild Dog and Hyena and the nocturnal animals - Bushbabies, Spring Hare, Aardwolf, Serval, Genet, Pangolin and the smaller predators. Birding is great here from the Okavango ‘specials’ such as Slaty Egret, White Rumped Babblers tot he various bushveld species.