DumaTau Camp is located in the Linyanti Reserve consists of 125,000 hectares of prime wildlife countryside in northern Botswana. The reserve is bordered to the north by the Linyanti River and to the east by the Chobe National Park. Two thirds of the Savuti Channel is situated within this reserve. The region has all the habitat diversity to make it a haven for wildlife. There are excellent grasslands and waterholes along the Savuti Channel and along the Linyanti. Inland, there are acacia and mopane forests, which sustain large numbers of elephants in the winter months. The Savuti area is famous for its lions, which have been documented in many National Geographic films.

DumaTau is built under cool mangosteen trees overlooking an enormous lagoon. It is located just east of the source of the Savuti Channel. Accommodation is in nine luxurious, raised, tented rooms with private facilities with hot and cold running water, flush toilets and shower. The tents are constructed with canvas walls, wooden doors and thatched roofs. Each tent has an additional outdoor open-air shower for those who prefer to be closer to nature. Fans and mosquito nets over beds make your stay comfortable. There is a dining room, pub, lounge, a plunge pool and an additional restroom with a fantastic view.

Elephants are one of the area`s biggest attractions, especially in the dry winter months. You can also see the red lechwe, zebra, wildebeest, impala, waterbuck, sable, roan, eland, giraffe, baboon, monkey, warthog, crocodile and buffalo. Then there are the predators; lion, leopard, cheetah, wild dog and hyena. The nocturnal animals include bushbaby, spring hare, aardwolf, serval, genet, pangolin and many smaller predators. Birding is great here, from the Okavango specials, such as slaty egret, whiterumped babbler and wattled crane, to the bushveld species.

DumaTau Camp offers day and night game drives along the Linyanti and Savuti as well as short nature walks. The camp`s boat allows guests access to the waterways to observe the hippos at close range, water levels permitting. There are a number of hides in the area which give guests the opportunity to observe and photograph animals close up in their natural environment.