Accommodation in Makgadikgadi & Nxai Pans

Elephant Sands Lodge & Campsite is located roughly 52km north of the town of Nata on a private 16,000 hectare conservancy. The lodge has 10 en-suite tented rooms, elevated from the ground and each with their own small private deck overlooking a waterhole. 

Nata Lodge is located approximately 10km south of Nata and is an ideal stopover between Maun and Kasane. The lodge has 22 luxury chalets as well as 10 safari tents and therefore a good choice for larger families or groups. 

Leroo La Tau is located on the western border of the Makgadikgadi Pans National Park rising majestically above the Boteti River. The camp has 12 thatched en-suite chalets, with an extended viewing deck looking down onto the river. 

Pelican Lodge & Campsite is an affordable stopover en-route from Kasane to Maun or Francistown and caters for large groups or individual travellers, travelling on business or leisure. 

Gweta Lodge is ideal for a one or even two night stopover if travelling by road between Maun and Kasane or Francistown. The accommodation can be classed as midrange and offers affordable but clean comfort for both small groups and individual travellers alike.

Camp Kalahari is located on the edge of the Makgadikgadi Salt Pans, nestled amongst Acacias and Mokolwane palms on Brown Hyena Island. It is a family friendly and traditional safari camp which has 11 en-suite tented rooms, offering comfort and style. 

Jack's camp is located on the eastern boundary of the Makgadikgadi National park near the Ntwetwe Pans, the largest of all the saltpans in Botswana. It offers a 1940's safari atmosphere with stunning views onto a mix of open, palm-dotted grass plains and saltpans.

Nxai Pan Camp is located on the western edge of the fossil pan and is the only permanent camp situated withing the Nxai Pan National Park. The camp has 9 spacious en-suite tents facing open grasslands, each has a lounge area,

Tiaan's Camp is a small establishment located near Khumaga Village and ideally located for clients wishing to explore the western side of the Makgadikgadi National Park. 

Meno A Kwena Tented Camp is set on the edge of a cliff overlooking the beautiful Boteti River which started flowing again in 2008 after a dry spell of approximately 15 years.