About &Beyond Savute Under Canvas
Secluded campsites in the wildlife haven of Savute provide a base for up-close and personal adventure and discovery. Carefully positioned as close as possible to the resident game, enjoy the simplicity of camping in one of the top wildlife areas in the world.
About the Camp
Spend nights under canvas, close to nature, in the landscape of the African night. The camps move to a different site every five or six days. This is a true African experience, with campsites in remote areas where guests can expect to see few other people or vehicles.
Our People
True African hospitality lies at the core of &Beyond's lodges and camps throughout the continent. The people of Africa, with their warm and welcoming nature and their ability to draw guests into their hearts, inspire, educate, and enchant our guests every day.
Our Staff
A shared passion for creating extraordinary guest experiences unites all &Beyonders across Africa. For the staff members at &Beyond Savute Under Canvas, there is no better way to spend the day than making our guests' safari dreams come true.
Our chefs, butlers, housekeepers, security, and workshop staff are trained with the same dedication as our field staff, but their pleasure in sharing your special moments is something that cannot be taught. They are the magic ingredient at &Beyond Savute, and their commitment to creating moments that take our guests' breath away is genuine.
Our Guides
&Beyond is renowned for having some of the most highly trained, professional, passionate, and knowledgeable guides and trackers on the continent. They have a passion for people and wildlife, ensuring unbeatable interpretive safari experiences.
Our guides at &Beyond Savute impart an incomparable wealth of knowledge, personally researched and experienced, about local habitats, ecology, birds, trees, plants, small animals, and insects. Many of our guides and trackers belong to the surrounding communities and can share cultural information with our guests.
Accommodation at a Glance
- 5 safari tents
- Ensuite bathrooms (with flush toilet and steaming hot bucket shower)
- Dining beneath open skies
The semi-mobile tented camps of &Beyond Savute Under Canvas are carefully positioned at exclusive wilderness campsites in the expansive Savute corner of Chobe National Park, offering exceptional game viewing opportunities.
Booked on a nightly basis, each of the five comfortable tents has a double bed, as well as an ensuite bathroom, separate w.c., and steaming hot bucket shower, with water delivered on request.
The guest areas comprise comfortable tents for dining, meeting for a pre-dinner drink, or just whiling away the time between game drives. Welcoming camp staff serve delicious meals cooked over glowing coals.
In the Wilderness
Remote campsites in the pristine game reserve form a setting for five ensuite safari tents, combining the natural beauty of the breathtaking setting with comfort and personalised service. Night-time noises filter through canvas walls, exposing guests to the mystique and mystery of Africa after nightfall.
Days of Discovery
Green shadows on the walls of your tent, faint birdsong filtering through the trees, and the sweet fragrance of morning dew on bush vegetation welcome each new day. Steaming hot water in your ensuite bathroom’s bucket shower refreshes and revitalises for the day ahead.
Shady veranda areas offer a vantage point to enjoy the smaller details of riverside life. Crispy linens and a spacious double bed welcome weary bodies after a long day of discovery.
Camping Glamour
Tented guest areas create shady spaces to relax in during the heat of the day or share a drink with friends in the evening hours, as dishes full of flavour find their way to dining tables. Sated, draw your chair closer to the fire as talk and laughter merge into the starry night, swapping stories meant to last a lifetime.
Activities
- Game drives
Where is &Beyond Savute Under Canvas?
Situated in Savute, a remote and wild corner of Chobe National Park, which stretches from the park’s northern boundaries to the Linyanti River. The camps move to a different site every five or six days. This is a true African experience, with campsites in remote areas where guests can expect to see few other people or vehicles.