Why Botswana’s seasoned safari-goer loves Nata Lodge
“Vast, picturesque and breathtaking perfectly describes the Makgadikgadi Pans”, Uyapo Ketogetswe wrote after his first look at them from the...
Continue Reading →“Vast, picturesque and breathtaking perfectly describes the Makgadikgadi Pans”, Uyapo Ketogetswe wrote after his first look at them from the...
Continue Reading →A lunar-like landscape that extends far beyond sight and that could seemingly not possibly sustain any life, the Makgadikgadi Salt...
Continue Reading →South African digital nomad and traveller, Lauren of Wanderlust Movement, tells us why she loved staying at Nata Lodge on...
Continue Reading →Guests weigh in on their stay at Under One Botswana Sky lodges and camps. Guests have been loving the complete safari...
Continue Reading →Highlights from the Bushbaby Travel Blog‘s Botswana self-drive camping trip. A 4am wakeup call is only okay when the reason for it...
Continue Reading →Kelly Kidson (now Robertson) shares her magical Botswana engagement love story. What’s the most romantic place on earth you ask?...
Continue Reading →‘The Makgadikgadi, a vast salt pan deep in Botswana, must be what the planet looked like before humanity appeared, and...
Continue Reading →Wide, far reaching landscapes and serene, dreamlike atmosphere. This is how the Makgadikgadi Salt Pans is described. It is one...
Continue Reading →The white Makgadikgadi salt pans cover a vast Switzerland-sized patch of Botswana. This was Africa’s largest inland sea a million...
Continue Reading →If I was a bushbaby, I’d be making my humble home in a natural hole in a tree, preferably an...
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