Nxai Pan Camp

• Immerse yourself in panoramic Nxai Pan scenery
• Spot game on exciting 4x4 drives
• Watch wildlife at the waterhole
• See the famous Baines Baobabs
• Walk with San Bushmen

Nxai Pan National Park was once part of the great lake that covered central Botswana, which included The Okavango Delta, Makgadikgadi and Lake Ngami. The area is covered in by grassland and clusters of acacia trees and mopane woodland. Nxai Pan is well known for its huge springbok population and once the rains have started, gemsbok, elephant and zebras migrate to the region. Large herds of giraffe can also be seen with up to 30 in a group. These all attract many predators, including lion, cheetah, jackal, leopard and wild dog.

Nxai Pan Camp has 9 guest rooms including a 2-bedroom family unit sleeping up to four people. Rooms are spacious and feature an indoor sitting area as well as a veranda with views of the permanent waterhole. Each room has an en-suite bathroom with a shower plus an outdoor shower.

The central area consists of an open-fronted dining room and lounge with an honesty bar. There are canvas blinds that can be rolled down if necessary. This area leads out to the large viewing deck and campfire which face the waterhole, frequented by elephants. To one side there is a small swimming pool and deck, complete with sunloungers.

During your stay, you can enjoy game drives in open 4x4 vehicles and guided walks with local bushman trackers which offer an insight into life in the desert habitat of Nxai Pan. Full day trips to the famous Baines Baobabs are popular. Days at Nxai Pan usually end around the campfire as you sip a nightcap, enjoy stories and do some stargazing.