Background Information
Kwando has built a circuit of intimate and exclusive camps around northern Botswana, enabling guests to enjoy the best of Botswana's wilderness areas and its wildlife. It even operates two camps in Botswana's desert areas.
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Kwando Lagoon Camp
Kwando Lagoon Camp is in one of Botswana's greatest private reserves, located in the famous Linyanti region. One of the main attractions of Kwando Lagoon is that it’s arguably the best place in Africa to view African wild dog – dogs have denned here repeatedly over the last decade. -
Lebala Camp
Lebala Camp is in one of our most popular regions and one of our favourite camps in the entire Linyanti. Lebala is one of only two camps in this huge Kwando private reserve in northen Botswana. It’s renowned for its serious approach to safari – a welcome break from the more hospitality-focussed camps in the region. -
Kwara Camp
Known for its diversity of game as well as all the predators, Kwara is one of the only concessions in the Okavango Delta to offer big-river safari as well as the standard mokoro trips. Kwara is a classic safari camp, focussing on the safari above all else. Guiding here is a real specialty, with the Kwando camps being the only camps in the country to have a spotter and guide as standard on all vehicles. -
Little Kwara
Little Kwara Camp is the flagship camp of the Kwara Reserve and, with only three suites, offers one of the most intimate safaris in the country. The accommodation is luxurious yet resplendent also with a refreshing air of authentic safari – something lost in some of the Delta’s famous camps. -
Nxai Pan Camp
Nxai Pan Camp is located within Botswana’s Nxai Pan National Park, just north of the Makgadikgadi Salt Pans. The entire camp is raised on decking, with connecting wooden walkways that link up the buildings. The large main area is open fronted, with great views over both the Pan itself and the permanent watering hole that attracts a variety of game. -
Tau Pan Camp
Tau Pan Camp is located in the heart of the Central Kalahari Game Reserve in central Botswana. The camp is named after the Pan it overlooks, and is designed to blend into the surrounding environment. Tau Pan Camp was the first permanent camp within the Central Kalahari Game Reserve.
