Perfectly Located

The camp’s nine tents face the waterhole, with the main area being the central best place for game viewing from the water hole. Frequent visitors to the water hole include elephants, cheetah, as well as the migratory herds of zebra (usually) from late December to early April, however this is entirely dependent on the summer rainfall in Botswana which affects the migratory cycle.

Comfort through the year

The minimalistic, white-washed design of the camp is in keeping with the surrounding white salt pans. Nxai Pan accommodates guests in thatched units specially designed to provide a constant and comfortable temperature throughout the year, when seasonal temperatures can fluctuate from below freezing to well over 45 degrees Celsius. The main areas of the camp include an expansive open-air lounge and dining area, with a bar, pool, and curio shop

Activities on the Pan

As well as game drives, we offer a day trip to see the famous Baines' Baobabs – they are truly majestic, sentinels standing tall on the edge of the salt pan. Nature walks and star gazing are also offered here, in addition to the game drives. The nature walks are led by one of the Bushmen trackers. It is a fascinating experience where we take a step towards learning and understanding how it is possible to survive in such a hostile environment