Savuti
Deep inside Chobe National Park lies **Savuti**, the untamed legend of Botswana. This 5,000 km² wilderness is where the desert meets the marsh, where lions hunt elephants under baobab cathedrals, and where the mysterious Savuti Channel flows again after three decades of silence. With Serene Tours, Savuti isn’t just a destination—it’s a front-row seat to Africa’s rawest drama.
Why Savuti with Serene Tours?
- Exclusive Mobile Camps: We pitch private, luxury en-suite tents right on the reborn Savuti Channel or atop ancient sand ridges—places permanent lodges can’t reach. Fall asleep to lion roars echoing across the marsh.
- Predator Capital of Africa: Home to the famous Marsh Pride (featured in BBC’s Big Cat Diary) and new generations that still take down sub-adult elephants. Our guides have tracked these prides for over 15 years.
- Night Drives & Walking Safaris: Savuti allows night drives—watch hyenas steal kills, leopards drag impala into sausage trees, and porcupines shuffle under spotlight.
- Ancient Landscapes: Stand beneath 2,000-year-old baobabs at Gubatsaa Hills, explore San rock paintings, and picnic beside the glass-like Savuti Marsh reflecting thunderclouds.
Serene Tours’ Secret Savuti Spots
- Savuti Marsh Lookout – Elevated hide for 360° views of zebra migrations and lion ambushes.
- Leopard Rock & Harvey’s Pan – Guaranteed leopard sightings at dawn.
- Savuti Channel Bridge – Watch elephants cross the flowing water like a scene from prehistory.
- Dead Camel Thorn Valley – Eerie forest of petrified trees where cheetahs sprint at 120 km/h.