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Night drives use spotlights to track leopard, hyena, and genet along the channel. Walking safaris with armed guides thread through the reserve on foot, pacing according to wind direction and animal proximity. The camp overlooks the lagoon from a grove of jackalberry trees in the reserve's northern sector, eight kilometres from the Namibian border. Eight tented suites—seven twins and one family unit sleeping four—sit on raised decks facing the water. Canvas, thatch, and timber frame each structure. The family suite has two separate rooms, en-suite facilities in both, and a private plunge pool. All suites have ceiling fans, mosquito nets, outdoor showers, minibars, safes, and verandas. An underground hide descends below the main deck to water level, where you watch elephants drink and bathe from behind glass—trunks and feet within a metre of the viewing panel. The Queen Silvia barge—a double-decker pontoon—carries sundowner cruises along the Linyanti River at dusk. 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The reserve covers one hundred and twenty-six thousand hectares with no fences, so elephant, buffalo, lion, leopard, and wild dog move freely through it.\u003c\/p\u003e\u003cp\u003eThe camp has eight suites in total: six twin tented suites, one additional twin or double suite, and a family unit — each one hundred and forty-two square metres and raised off the ground to face the lagoon. Every suite has a private plunge pool, an indoor lounge, and a bathroom fitted with both indoor and outdoor shower options. The family unit sleeps four across two rooms, each with its own bathroom. The entire camp runs on solar energy.\u003c\/p\u003e\u003cp\u003eGame drives go out twice daily in open four-by-four vehicles, with four guests per vehicle so everyone has a window seat. Night drives use spotlights to find lesser bushbabies, servals, large-spotted genets, aardwolf, and occasionally pangolin. 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