Vanthuyne Ridge Research Camp & Hyenas Howl campsite, Chobe District Travel Guide

Vanthuyne Ridge Research Camp & Hyenas Howl Campsite is situated in the Chobe Enclave, a fascinating area known for its rich biodiversity and community-based tourism initiatives. The research camp serves as a base for interdisciplinary studies in geology, biology, and anthropology, in partnership with Botswana International University of Science and Technology (BIUST) and the University of Lausanne in Switzerland (UNIL).The campsite offers a rustic and immersive experience, allowing visitors to connect with nature and potentially participate in research activities. Hyenas Howl Campsite provides amenities such as hot and cold showers, clean toilets, braai (barbecue) stations, and a communal area with Wi-Fi. Serviced tents with bedding are also available. Keep in mind that the borehole water may not be suitable for drinking, but potable water can be purchased.The Chobe Enclave itself is a unique area, bordered by the Chobe National Park, the Chobe Forest Reserve, and the Chobe River, which forms the border with Namibia. This location offers opportunities for game viewing, bird watching, and exploring the local culture. The Chobe Enclave is also known for its community-based tourism, where local communities are actively involved in managing and benefiting from tourism activities.