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Nkasa Linyanti Camp, Namibia

Caprivi Strip, Namibia

About This Property

Nestled on the edge of the spectacular Nkasa Rupara National Park in Namibia's remote Zambezi Region, Nkasa Linyanti Camp offers an authentic wilderness experience in one of the country's most pristine and wildlife-rich landscapes. Surrounded by seasonal floodplains, river channels, and lush wetlands, the camp provides an ideal base from which to explore this unique ecosystem, often referred to as Namibia's hidden Okavango.

The camp blends comfort with nature, featuring spacious safari tents set on raised wooden decks, each with a private veranda overlooking the surrounding bush. Thoughtfully designed to complement its natural surroundings, Nkasa Linyanti Camp offers a peaceful retreat where guests can relax while enjoying spectacular views and the sounds of the African wilderness.

Nkasa Rupara National Park is renowned for its exceptional biodiversity and forms part of the vast Kavango–Zambezi (KAZA) Transfrontier Conservation Area, one of the largest protected wildlife landscapes in the world. The area supports healthy populations of elephants, buffalo, hippos, crocodiles, lions, leopards, African wild dogs, and a wide variety of antelope, while its wetlands attract an impressive diversity of birdlife throughout the year.

Guests can enjoy expertly guided game drives, seasonal boat safaris, birdwatching excursions, and unforgettable sundowner experiences. During the annual flood season, the waterways transform the landscape into a vibrant wetland paradise, offering a completely different perspective of this remarkable region.

Amenities

Private wooden decks overlooking the surrounding wilderness.

Open-plan lounge, bar, and dining area.

Swimming pool with views of the bush.

Restaurant serving freshly prepared local and international cuisine.

Guided game drives in open safari vehicles.

Sundowner experiences.

Location: Caprivi Strip

The Caprivi Strip is a narrow extension of north-eastern Namibia that stretches eastward between Angola and Botswana, reaching toward Zambia and Zimbabwe. Today, it is officially known as the Zambezi Region, a name introduced in 2013 to better reflect the area’s key river system and cultural identity. This unique geographical corridor is shaped by the […]

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