Highlights

• Marvel at the lunar-like scenery of the Makgadikgadi and revel in the peace and serenity of the mysterious landscapes.
• Take some time out from activities and chill out by the swimming pool at Tuludi or head to the yoga pavilion at San for a practise with a difference!
• Enjoy traditional game drives alongside mokoro trips and walking safaris in the Khwai Private Game Reserve.
• Be one of the first to stay at Tuludi, our luxurious new Delta hideaway with all the bells and whistles.

The Essentials

Pricing Information: From $9,951 per person sharing (based on a minimum of 2 people travelling). Single supplements apply for groups of 3 and above. Please contact reservations for single traveller pricing, as rates will vary. Please note that the price is dependent on actual travel dates. Prices are valid until 31 December 2019. NB Tuludi opens in July 2019. 

Included: Accommodation, all meals & local beverages, all light aircraft and road transfers to and from Maun, all light aircraft and road transfers between camps, guest laundry, daily activities, expert guiding, park entrance fees & VAT.

Excluded: Premium brand drinks, gratuities and fully comprehensive travel insurance.

Child Policy: Children aged 6 years and older are welcome. Please contact reservations for child pricing and policies.

Disabled Access: Please enquire with reservations.

Wifi: Wifi is available at Tuludi, but not at San Camp.

Can this itinerary be customised? Yes, this itinerary can be fully customised.

When to Go & What to Pack

The green season is from January until March; the high season runs from July until October, and the shoulder seasons are from April to June, and November through to January (excluding Christmas and New Year).

Please note that San Camp is only open from April to October, in the dry winter months. It’s at this time that the Makgadikgadi Pans are at their iconic, desert best and activities like quad-biking can be done. If you’d like to travel in the summer season (November to March), please contact us for different accommodation options – both Jack’s Camp and Camp Kalahari are open year-round.

In the cooler, winter months, it’s worth popping a light jacket or warm sweater into your bag – it can get chilly in the evenings! A scarf or a wrap can also come in useful, as can warm shoes and socks. Other than that, your normal safari wardrobe will be fine (and remember your swimming kit if you fancy a dip at either San or Tuludi).

Our Guides

As guides ourselves, we are only too aware of the importance of great guiding on safari. At Natural Selection, our guides live and breathe the bush. They know its rhythms, its beats and its quirks. They can spot a leopard’s whisker from around a corner, and they have an innate ability to expect the unexpected. Most importantly, they love to share their knowledge and delight for all aspects of Africa’s ecosystems, from the smallest plant to the hairiest mammal, and everything in between. Many of our guides are from the local communities, and they are always happy to discuss their cultures, backgrounds and upbringings. After all, understanding the way of life of the local people can bring a whole new perspective to the land you’re exploring. And did we mention that they are all fantastic company, with some of the biggest personalities in the business? But we can’t vouch for their jokes…