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Sav':'' Savuti River is a river in southeastern Botswana, which flows into the Linyanti River and subsequently into the Okavango Delta. The river originates in the Savuti Marsh, a large wetland area near the Chobe National Park. The river then flows northwest through the Chobe District, forming a wide estuary surrounded by lush vegetation and frequent sightings of wildlife.

The river is named after the Savuti Marsh, where it has its source. The marsh is a vital habitat for a variety of animals, including large bird populations and nocturnal predators such as leopards and lions. The region's diverse ecosystem attracts tourists and researchers, who come to study the complex relationships between wildlife and their environment.

During the 16th century, the river underwent a period of drought that caused significant changes to the river's course and the surrounding landscape. As a result, the river was reduced to a dry riverbed for more than a century, until it began flowing again in the late 19th century. Today, the river continues to be an essential part of the natural and agricultural heritage of Botswana's Chobe District.

At its peak flow, the Savuti River carries large amounts of water, necessary for the cultivation of crops and livestock. The river's annual flooding season usually occurs in March and April, which brings nutrients and moisture to the land. In return, the fertile soil provided by the river's seasonal overflow enables plants and trees to grow in the area.