MAKGADIKGADI PANS

Lying to the south-east of the Okavango Delta and surrounded by the sand of the Kalahari, the Makgadikgadi are a series of salt pans, such as Nxai Pan and Nwetwe Pan with swathes of desert in between, covering an area of in excess of 6,000 square miles. Many millenniums ago the Makgadikgadi was a super lake that dried out following a shift in the geology of the region.

ITINERARIES

We have a great selection of sample itineraries below that we have created to provide you with everything you need for a fantastic holiday. These itineraries can be amended to suit your requirements, please get in touch to discuss your bespoke safari.

FEATURED CAMPS

We have the best selection of resorts & camps in Makgadikgadi Pans to suit all of your needs and requirements. If you would like any additional information on any of these resorts & camps, please contact us directly.

San Camp

Leroo La Tau

Jack's Camp

FEATURED CAMPS

VISITING THE MAKGADIKGADI PANS

The pans have a dry salty crust for most of the year, and are seasonally covered with water and grass, which turn them into a refuge for birds and animals, including the annual migration of zebra and other plains game and their associated predators, which usually occurs in April and May. The climate of the Magkadikgadi is though generally hot and dry and, from May to September, the pans are devoid of much animal life.

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