Where dry land and aquatic species meet.

Now is a fascinating time to spot birds here. The intermittent Savute Channel, dry for 30 years, has recently started flowing past the camp again. With it has come a host of new species. So dry land birds such as bustards and secretary birds have suddenly been joined by more aquatic varieties. Simply sit out on your terrace, especially at dawn and sunset, as they come to splash and drink right in front of your eyes.

Keen birders should also take note of the seasons. At certain times of year you may encounter annual migrations such as flocks of carmine bee-eaters on the move. Some ride on the backs of kori bustards—an amazing sight.