DumaTau Camp, Linyanti Concessions, Botswana

A Luxury Tented Camp in Botswana

Duma Tau Camp Aerial View
Location Linyanti Concessions, Botswana
Starting from US$ 1,806 Per Person Per Night

Camp Details

5.0 / 53 ratings

Exclusive excursions. Up-close encounters. An exceptional wilderness awaits at DumaTau. Its name means ‘roar of the lion’ in Setswana, but to us it’s also home of the elephants. While lions and other predators like wild dogs thrive here, it’s the elephants that steal the show.  Watch great herds criss-cross ancient wildlife corridors, spraying one another playfully in the Linyanti’s waters and munching on waterlilies.

DumaTau is nestled between two busy elephant corridors, with 45 km of river frontage making it an unparalleled safari destination. The game viewing is outstanding, with wildlife frequently moving through the camp. Add to that a spa, a lagoon-side fire pit and a sparkling pool overlooking the water, and it’s no wonder DumaTau is an award-winning camp.

WHY CHOOSE DUMA TAU CAMP?

  • As an important elephant corridor, the Linyanti is famed for the huge number of elephants seen here
  • In the midst of the hunting grounds of lion and the critically endangered wild dog
  • The sweeping and dramatic river views from camp are nothing short of spectacular

Questions about DumaTau

Why is DumaTau so closely associated with elephants?

The camp sits between two busy elephant corridors in the Linyanti, an area famed for the numbers of elephant seen here, and it has some 45 kilometres of river frontage. Great herds cross ancient wildlife corridors in front of camp, spraying each other in the water and feeding on waterlilies.

What is there to do at camp between activities?

There is a spa, a lagoon-side fire pit and a pool overlooking the water, and wildlife moves through camp regularly enough that simply sitting still is rewarding. The name means roar of the lion in Setswana, and lion and wild dog are both part of the picture here.

Are there age limits on activities at DumaTau?

Children of six and older are accommodated. Families with six to twelve year olds need to book and pay for private activities, and six to sixteen year olds share a room with an adult. Walking has a minimum age of thirteen and boating six, water levels permitting.

Activities
Game Drives
Night Drives
Guided Walks
Boating
Fishing
Birding

DumaTau Camp Rates, Activities & Amenities

Rates
YearSeasonTypeRates
2025 June - October US $ 4210
2025 20 December 2025 – 5 January 2026 US $ 3571
2026 January - March US $ 1806
2026 April; 01 November - 19 December US $ 2285
2026 May US $ 2997
2026 June - October US $ 4327
2026 20 December 2026 – 5 January 2027 US $ 3678

Rates are Per Person Per Night unless otherwise specified.

Inclusions

DumaTau camp rates includes – accommodation, all meals, twice daily scheduled camp activities, park fees, laundry and all local drinks – excludes premium imported brands and champagne.

Questions about DumaTau

Why is DumaTau so closely associated with elephants?

The camp sits between two busy elephant corridors in the Linyanti, an area famed for the numbers of elephant seen here, and it has some 45 kilometres of river frontage. Great herds cross ancient wildlife corridors in front of camp, spraying each other in the water and feeding on waterlilies.

What is there to do at camp between activities?

There is a spa, a lagoon-side fire pit and a pool overlooking the water, and wildlife moves through camp regularly enough that simply sitting still is rewarding. The name means roar of the lion in Setswana, and lion and wild dog are both part of the picture here.

Are there age limits on activities at DumaTau?

Children of six and older are accommodated. Families with six to twelve year olds need to book and pay for private activities, and six to sixteen year olds share a room with an adult. Walking has a minimum age of thirteen and boating six, water levels permitting.

Activities
Game Drives
Night Drives
Guided Walks
Boating
Fishing
Birding
Child Policy

  • Children 06 years and older are accommodated.
  • For families travelling with children between 06 and 12 years of age, private activities need to be booked and paid for.
  • Children between 06 and 16 years of age must share with an adult/s in the same room.
  • The minimum age for walking activities is 13 years (subject to season and availability of a qualified walking guide).
  • The minimum age for boating activities is 06 years (water levels permitting).

Questions about DumaTau

Why is DumaTau so closely associated with elephants?

The camp sits between two busy elephant corridors in the Linyanti, an area famed for the numbers of elephant seen here, and it has some 45 kilometres of river frontage. Great herds cross ancient wildlife corridors in front of camp, spraying each other in the water and feeding on waterlilies.

What is there to do at camp between activities?

There is a spa, a lagoon-side fire pit and a pool overlooking the water, and wildlife moves through camp regularly enough that simply sitting still is rewarding. The name means roar of the lion in Setswana, and lion and wild dog are both part of the picture here.

Are there age limits on activities at DumaTau?

Children of six and older are accommodated. Families with six to twelve year olds need to book and pay for private activities, and six to sixteen year olds share a room with an adult. Walking has a minimum age of thirteen and boating six, water levels permitting.

Activities
Game Drives
Night Drives
Guided Walks
Boating
Fishing
Birding
Activities
Game Drives
Night Drives
Guided Walks
Boating
Fishing
Birding
Amenities
Eco-Friendly
Laundry
Swimming Pool
Bar
Credit Card
Library
Fan
Electricity
Safe

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