King’S Pool

Accommodation

King’S Pool

Linyanti Wildlife Reserve | Botswana

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Highlights

What We Love

  • Waiting to see who comes to drink at the underground hide
  • Drifting away on the barge as the sun goes down and the moon comes out
  • Night drives in a major wildlife stronghold bordering Chobe

When To Visit

  • Peak Season: July to October

    Colossal herds of elephant mass in the area so as not to be too far from the Chobe River

  • Green Season: November to April

    Look out for major activity around the carmine bee-eaters’ nesting site

Overview

Rumour has it that King’s Pool was named after a famous European king who honeymooned in the area in the 1970s. Whatever the truth, the lodge today offers elegant accommodation in the Linyanti Wildlife Reserve, which borders the world-famous Chobe National Park and is a haven not only for elephant but also large herds of rare roan and sable antelope.

Photographers and nature lovers enjoy the underground hide, which is positioned next to a popular waterhole. During the day, scenic helicopter flips and in-room massages can thrill and relax you, while in the evenings you can opt for sundowners on the barge or the excitement of a night game drive. King’s Pool has a private suite for small groups travelling together.

Facilities

  • Underground hide
  • Library
  • Wi-Fi
  • Private vehicle (extra cost)
  • Swimming pool
  • Bar
  • Lounge
  • Dining area
  • Deck
  • Outdoor fireplace
  • Safari shop
  • Laundry service

Standard Tent Features

  • Deck
  • Lounge
  • Outdoor shower
  • Indoor shower
  • Fan
  • Electrical charging points
  • Beverage station
  • Safe
  • Hairdryer
  • Wi-Fi

Suite Features

  • Two bedrooms
  • Two bathrooms
  • Plunge pool
  • Deck
  • Lounge
  • Outdoor shower
  • Indoor shower
  • Fan
  • Electrical charging points
  • Beverage station
  • Safe
  • Hairdryer
  • Wi-Fi

Activities

  • Game drives
  • Night drives
  • Birding
  • Boating
  • Scenic helicopter flights (extra cost)
  • Seasonal catch-and-release fishing
  • Nature walks