Camp Kalahari: An Adventurous Desert Oasis
Experience the magic of the Kalahari at Camp Kalahari: Adventure, wildlife encounters, and cultural immersion in Botswana's stunning desert landscape.
Camp Kalahari, nestled on Brown Hyena Island in Botswana's Makgadikgadi Pans, offers a unique and adventurous safari experience. With its traditional Meru-style tents and a range of activities, it's an ideal base for exploring the stunning desert landscape and encountering its fascinating wildlife.
A brief summary to Camp Kalahari
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Local tips
- Pack lightweight, breathable clothing for warm days and cooler nights in the desert.
- Book your stay in advance, especially during peak season (April to October).
- Don't miss the opportunity to visit the habituated meerkat family for a unique wildlife encounter.
- Take a guided bush walk with the Zu/'hoasi Bushmen to learn about their culture and survival skills.
- During the dry season, embark on a quad biking adventure across the Makgadikgadi Pans.
Getting There
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Air Transfer
The most common way to reach Camp Kalahari is by a 50-minute light aircraft flight from Maun Airport (MUB). Natural Selection can arrange the flight. Upon arrival at the airstrip, a 20-minute 4x4 transfer will take you to the camp. This transfer is typically included in the camp rate.
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Road Transfer
Road transfers from Maun are also available, though they are significantly longer, taking approximately 8 hours. These transfers can be arranged through Natural Selection. A surcharge may apply to single travelers. Cost: Approximately $450 per person.