Tuesday, 8 January 2008

San Camp Safari Lodge Hotel Reviews Botswana Makgadikgadi National Park Kalahari Bushmen Holiday Tour Accommodation Archaeology Anthropology Springbok



HOTELS REVIEW - SAN CAMP MAKGADIKGADI KALAHARI BOTSWANA
San Camp is situated in Makgadikgadi National Park, Botswana on a grass-covered bay that overlooks the endless white salt sea of the extinct Makgadikgadi superlake. The camp has 6 large walk-in white canvas tents on slightly elevated wooden platforms with private rustic bathroom facilities and paraffin lamps (no electricity). In addition, the camp has 2 honeymoon tents with 4-poster double beds. Meals are served in a dining tent. San Camp focuses on species unique to the area such as springbok and the geology, archaeology and anthropology of the Kalahari and Makgadikgadi Pans, including the San Bushmen people. Activities include desert and wildlife safaris, game drives, photography and bird watching.Children over the age of 4 years welcome. What did you think?

1 comment:

Anonymous said...

"Wonderful place to visit"
We loved our stay here! It was fantastic. We visited in August and amazingly had the place to ourselves. It was lovely. The whole experience was really well organised too. At some places, they ask what we want to do rather than give you advice about what would be the best activity for the day. That wasn't the case here.
Our guide was Kitty and she was really good. She knew lots about the animals, birds and plants (as you would expect from a guide) but managed to tell us more interesting stuff than most of our other guides.
The tents were great - no electricity, a toilet and shower ensuite out the back and a fantastic view over the salt plans.
We stayed two nights but wished we had been there for three. Can't wait to go back.