
Makgadikgadi Salt Pans – one of the most important wetland sites in Africa – is host to San Camp, a traditional camp with awe-inspiring views of its surreal surroundings. Only six meru-style tents are spread across a large area, ensuring maximum privacy for all guests. These cream-colored tents feature simple yet elegant furniture, en suite bathrooms with toiletries, a bucket shower and a flush toilet. High beds allow for a magnificent view from the privacy or your tent. If you feel sociable, the main tent is a meeting point and also houses a long table with chairs surrounded by bookcases. There’s an interesting collection of tortoise shells, arrowheads and other artifacts on display.
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Other Kalahari Salt Pans/Makgadikgadi Pans National Park Hotels

Camp Kalahari, a return to the traditional safari style of the old explorers, is the ideal camp for those looking to experience comfort, style and adventure.

Do you wish to experience nothing and everything all at once? Experience a complete desert adventure with a stay at Jacks Camp, tucked under Acacia trees within the vast and beautiful Makgadikgadi pans.

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Situated close to the village of Gweta, (also charmingly known as ‘The Place of the Bullfrogs’), on the Francistown-Maun road and sheltered by a grove of gigantic baobabs, Planet Baobab offers a welcoming base from which to explore the Makgadikgadi Pans system.
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