Camp Kalahari

Camp Kalahari is a return to the traditional safari style of the old explorers and is the best way to experience the Makgadikgadi National Park in Botswana. Camp Kalahari is positioned amongst the trees of Brown Hyena island and is one of three camps to occupy this one million acre private wildlife sanctuary. It is the ideal camp for travelers seeking an affordable adventure getaway. 

This traditional bush camp has ten spacious Meru Tents, comprising six twin tents and four double tents. Families are accommodated in a family unit which comprises of one double and one twin tent that interconnect and share a bathroom.

Each tent features a four-poster bed, en-suite bathrooms with an outside shower, wring desk, a kist for your belongings, fan, and a deck. 

The camp facilities include a lounge and dining area, bar, library, and swimming pool.

The Makgadigadi National Park teems with wildlife including brown hyena, bat-eared foxes, aardvark, aardwolves, elephant, cheetah, lion, habituated meerkats, zebra and wildebeest. During the months of January to April, you are afforded the opportunity of seeing approximately 50 000 zebra and wildebeest migrate through the area. It is the second biggest migration in Africa.

The camp activities include game drives, walking with meerkats, quad biking, horseback riding, bushman walks, visits to Chapman's Baobab, and the migration during the green season months. 

The Guides at Camp Kalahari team up with a small group of Zu/’hoasi Bushmen to guide guests on a morning’s walk, sharing how they have survived in this harshest of environments using their knowledge of plants, animal behavior and survival skills.

Camp Kalahari is ideal for solo travelers, couples and families looking for a unique and rewarding safari experience.