Senyati safari camp is situated in the Lesoma Valley of the Kasane Forest Reserve which is adjacent to the Chobe National Park. Offers 19 campsite, each with its own ablution facility with a toilet and hot-water shower, own BBQ/Braai stand and power points. Lovely deck for viewing elephants in the man made waterhole.

Also available are elevated tented self-contained campsites,each with own ablution and hot showers from boilers and kitchen. There is also a cooking lapa and flush toilets.

Reservation mandatory.

​From Kasane towards Nata 8km after the Engen Fuel Station there is a big Sign on the Left Side. That road is for 4x4 ONLY!! (there is deep deep sand and you will get stuck if you do not have 4x4) for 2x4 cars or Vehicles towing trailers or caravans, continue straight for another 4km, Turn Left at the next tarred toad with the Lesoma Quarry Sign. There will be a broken down blue bus stop on your right (this is if you are coming from Kasane) turn left and follow all the Senyati Sign Boards (Black board with White writing) If you are coming from Nata. At the 2nd Lesoma Quarry Sign turn Right (the broken down blue bus stop will be on your left) Follow all the Senyati Boards. If you have 4x4 continue on for another 4km, at our sign (which will be on your right side turn Right.

ACCESS:
4x4 needed.
The turnoff from Senyati from the A33, is where Senyati's sign is. It is the most direct road but also the most sandy. There are signs that warn people about the heavy thick sand, especially during the dry season. We also advise people that has trailers and caravans to rather take the 2x4 road through the Lesoma Village.

Victoria Falls Transfers.

CELL NETWORK:
The main cell network is Mascom.

INFORMATION:
Reportedly some of the campsites have nice shaded trees, but others could be hot during the day. (Sep-14).

“We camped at Senyati Safari camp 2 & 3 December 2021. Their rates are ridiculous for what you get. The place is poorly maintained and looked after, Bathrooms were dirty & toilet doors are falling off their hinges, curtains at shower sides old and torn and does not close, swimming pool was dirty and the staff very unfriendly & unhelpful. definitely not a value for money place. Bunker is a nice feature but this does not justify the rates they charge for a dilapidated camp Sorry to say Anton Strydom” - Anton Strydom, 2021/12/06

“We camped at Senyati Safari camp 2 & # December 2021. Their rates are ridiculous for what you get. The place is poorly maintained and looked after, Bathrooms were dirty & toilet doors are falling off their hinges, curtains at shower sides old and torn and does not close, swimming pool was dirty and the staff very unfriendly & unhelpful. definitely not a value for money place. Bunker is a nice feature but this does not justify the rates they charge for a dilapidated camp Sorry to say” - Anton Strydom, 2021/12/06

“Senyati has become extremely popular, especially in high season. Advanced booking is recommended in July and August. A sunken hide is available for photographers.” - Mietsie Visser, 2017/08/03

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