At San Camp, the mysterious desert landscape surrounds you. Forget the tourist crowds and over-stuffed 4x4s, too; it’s just you, the wildlife, and a handful of local San Bushmen, waiting to share their secrets.
There is no doubt that San Camp is a special place that feels far from most of our everyday lives. Meerkats pop up from the desert dust, brown hyenas hide in the grass, and you’ll see red hartebeest, springbok and gemsbok scurrying between them. But San Camp isn’t just about wildlife-watching – it’s about the atmosphere and the ethereal surroundings. Disappear into a remote world, a million miles from glowing screens and fruit-themed devices, where the 360-degree panoramas are so vast that you can see the earth’s curvature.
Imagine a flock of billowing white tents shaded by desert palms and surrounded by a thousand acres of shimmering, sparkling nothingness.
You’ve just dreamt up San Camp, an impossibly romantic, seven-bedroom camp on the edge of the Nwetwe Pan in Botswana’s Makgadikgadi. San isn’t a place for frills and fluffiness. In fact, the magic is in the minimalism. This is much like the simplicity and perfection of a fantastic shortbread biscuit.