Our 6 lodges and safari camps in Kalahari’s Salt Pans
In 2009, Nxai Pan’s campsites were joined by a smart lodge to the west of the pan, opening up this park to visitors who would not consider camping.
Of the campsites around the pan itself, only the southern one remains open. However, three new sites have recently opened, reversing a previous ban on camping in that area.
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Camp Kalahari
Camp Kalahari sits on the edge of Botswana’s Makgadikgadi Salt Pans on a shrubby outcrop known as Hyena Island. A relatively ...More about Camp Kalahari
94%At Camp Kalahari the staff was again very friendly like at other places we travelled. Be aware it can be really hot, our max was 47 degrees C. At night it cools of. We were ... Camp Kalahari reviews...
Nxai Pan Camp
Nxai Pan Camp was opened in February 2009 and is still the only permanent camp within Nxai Pan National Park. It faces east over ...More about Nxai Pan Camp
90%Wonderful people and food, nice game drives - Wago was excellent guide Nxai Pan Camp reviews...
Jack's Camp
Jack's Camp is spread out beneath a grove of mokolwane palm trees, with extensive views across Botswana's immense Makgadikgadi ...More about Jack's Camp
90%We had a wonderful stay at Jack's primarily because the staff is so much fun and down to earth. The camp manager Shelia was wonderful in every way and spent a lot of time ... Jack's Camp reviews...
Meno A Kwena
Meno A Kwena is an old-style safari camp; the owners we know well. It is situated on tribal land on a cliff edge overlooking ...More about Meno A Kwena
85%You really can not beat the view of the Boteti river. The staff was very accommodating. Meno A Kwena reviews...
San Camp
San Camp is a strikingly beautiful tented camp with an Arabian Nights feel that seems well suited to its dramatic location on ...More about San Camp
100%A beautiful camp, very different to the others. Felt even more remote and wild. The location overlooking the Salt Pan is amazing. It was very windy while we were ... San Camp reviews...
Leroo La Tau
Leroo La Tau is situated 140km south-east of Maun, on the western boundary of Botswana’s Makgadikgadi Pans National Park. The ...More about Leroo La Tau
100%We were really looking forward to visiting Leroo La Tau as we had heard so much about it on a previous visit to Botswana. The lodge is in a great location overlooking the ... Leroo La Tau reviews...
