Makgadikgadi and the KalahariStretching across seven countries, the Kalahari is one of Africa’s most prominent features. Unlike a classic sand desert, it’s dotted with trees and criss-crossed with rivers. The wonder of the area lies in its magnificent solitude, vast skies and silence – turn 360 degrees and you will see the horizon stretching away from you in all directions. It’s also home to Botswana’s aboriginal inhabitants, the San, brought to fame as the Bushmen of the Kalahari. Guests at camps in Makgadikgadi have the opportunity to meet the San and learn more about their traditional hunter-gatherer lifestyle.
Meno A Kwena Boteti River, Kalahari, Botswana Meno A Kwena is best described as a mobile safari camp which has simply stopped in its tracks. Each of the seven fully serviced safari tents with semi-attached bathrooms, including a bucket shower and flush toilet, are set on the edge of the riverbank. honeymoon 2adventure 2eco/ethical tourism 2 Contact us Reviews (1) Price guide
San Camp Makgadikgadi, Botswana San Camp comprises six canvas tents set in the most dramatic of locations, The Makgadikgadi Salt Pans, thus creating an oasis of civilization in what can be the harshest of environments. honeymoon 3adventure 3culture 3 Contact us Reviews (1) Price guide
Jack’s Camp Makgadikgadi, Botswana Jack's Camp was set up by the legendary African character Jack Bousfield, who was one of the great explorers and adventurers of the continent. There are just 10 tents and this intimate camp is one of only two permanent ones in the Kalahari. honeymoon 3wildlife 3family 2 Contact us Reviews (3) Price guide
