Senyati Safari Camp
A waterhole camp southeast of Kasane where you can watch elephants drink at eye level from an underground hide. It's a favourite with self-drive travellers and photographers.
Senyati Safari Camp sits about 15 km southeast of Kasane, in Lesoma. The camp has a floodlit waterhole that draws elephant herds almost every evening into the night during the dry season. A tunnel leads down to an observation hide right at water level, where you can see elephants' feet and trunks eye to eye. Non-guests can usually pay to visit the hide. The viewing deck has a bar, which makes it a good place to unwind in the evening after a game drive.
Opening hours
Follow campsite rules; evenings into night are best
Nearby sights
- Kasane Forest Reserve
- Kazungula Bridge
- Impalila Island
- Chobe National Park
- Chobe River Cruise
- Kasane Baobab Prison Tree
- Sedudu Island
- Chobe Riverfront