Nxai Pan National Park

The drive to South Camp is not for the inexperienced in dry months as the hot sand makes driving a challenge non the less once there at the camp its an oasis and wanting to stay longer! Friendly staff, clean campsites, spotlessly clean ablutions. The wild life is amazing so are the sunrises and sunsets. Elephant quietly stroll through campsites and an ever inquisitive friendly Jackal visits in the evenings

Once you're inside Nxai Pan the safari truly begins. You'll spend most of your time enjoying untamed nature at the camps and watching animals in the wild. You can choose to explore by self drive or get a game drive through the park. The term 'Big Five' was originally coined by big-game hunters to refer to the most dangerous animals to hunt in Africa in the late 1800s. Today, however, the Big 5 of Africa are the top animals that tourists want to see on wildlife safaris. And this is exactly what you will get without a struggle.

Nxai National park is good park intems of game they is a lots of staff like Elephant,lions, Buffalos springbok, Giraffes different birds and they is camp site good landscape

You should bring some experience with you. You definitly need a 4x4 car and you should have driven in deep sand or something like it before. You stayed tonight at South Camp and another night at the baobab camp. It's very quiet here and you are definitely all by yourself unless in high season. As a European tourist, I'm enjoying the warm days in November and December while the first snow starts in our home.

The road maintenance is catastrophic. Deep sand for 35km to reach the game, which consisted of 3 elephants and antylops. You could see more just driving the A3 from Maun to Nxai Pan. I wouldn't recommand it in the dry season, it's a waste of money and energy.

Loved the experience! A must visit in Botswana. Only complaint is the campsites are lower than surrounding areas and this caused all campers to end up in a dam of water. Loads of animals and roads in good condition

A 40km stretch of very thick sand tackled with a 4x4 brings one to a beautiful pan which in winter delivers awesome photo opportunities

Very Nice place and easy to find with your own car: the best place to do self drive and chill session for a braai/BBQ