Location of Meno a Kwena Camp:
Meno a Kwena is situated on the edge of Boteti River, which forms the western boundary of the Makgadikgadi Pans National Park in Botswana.
The area is home to southern Africa's largest wildebeest and zebra migration, meerkats, and all species of African predators including brown hyena, - perhaps the most diverse natural wildlife habitats in southern Africa, all within reach of Meno a Kwena Tented Camp!
The salt pans are a fascinating source of archaeological and historic relics in and around what was once the bed of a vast inland lake. Hosts offer optional salt pans experience safaris that include a quad bike trip into the middle of the salt pan to sleep out in a camp set up in advance under a canopy of stars.
Meno a Kwena Tented Camp is a traditional classic camp offering breathtaking views over the dry riverbed, Makgadikgadi Pans National Park and a waterhole. The main complex tent comprises the lounge and dining area, library, bar and kitchen, from where delicious traditional safari meals are prepared. All meals are cooked on the campfire by the in-house chef, and prepared specially for the BBQ and ‘tin box oven’, adding to our guests’ authentic safari experience.
Meno a Kwena is situated on the edge of Boteti River, which forms the western boundary of the Makgadikgadi Pans National Park in Botswana.
The area is home to southern Africa's largest wildebeest and zebra migration, meerkats, and all species of African predators including brown hyena, - perhaps the most diverse natural wildlife habitats in southern Africa, all within reach of Meno a Kwena Tented Camp!
The salt pans are a fascinating source of archaeological and historic relics in and around what was once the bed of a vast inland lake. Hosts offer optional salt pans experience safaris that include a quad bike trip into the middle of the salt pan to sleep out in a camp set up in advance under a canopy of stars.
Meno a Kwena Tented Camp is a traditional classic camp offering breathtaking views over the dry riverbed, Makgadikgadi Pans National Park and a waterhole. The main complex tent comprises the lounge and dining area, library, bar and kitchen, from where delicious traditional safari meals are prepared. All meals are cooked on the campfire by the in-house chef, and prepared specially for the BBQ and ‘tin box oven’, adding to our guests’ authentic safari experience.
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