Meno a Kwena

Meno a Kwena, meaning "teeth of the crocodile", is a hidden gem perched on a rocky clifftop above the Boteti River in Botswana. This family-friendly camp offers a refreshing and stylishly simple safari experience with a strong connection to nature. Guests can enjoy unparalleled game viewing directly from their tents and the camp's main areas, with herds of elephant and nomadic zebra frequently visiting the river below. Located just under two hours from Maun, it's an ideal choice for groups and families, providing a tranquil escape where the wild takes center stage. The camp offers a unique blend of comfort and adventure, inviting guests to immerse themselves in the rhythm of the African bush and witness its wonders firsthand. Meno a Kwena is not about hyper-luxury, but rather about authentic experiences and spectacular wildlife encounters. The camp features ten classic tents, including two family units, all with en-suite bathrooms. The canvas lounge and dining tents are filled with books, trinkets, and old-world artifacts, creating a cozy and inviting atmosphere. The camp's unique floating photographic hide offers intimate, water-level views of wildlife, making it a dream for photographers and nature enthusiasts alike. From the Flintstone-esque swimming pool overlooking the river to the communal fire, every aspect of Meno a Kwena encourages guests to slow down, connect with their surroundings, and truly appreciate the magic of the African wilderness. Beyond the camp, Meno a Kwena offers a glittering roster of activities, from game drives into Makgadikgadi Pans National Park and Nxai Pan National Park to guided walks with the San bushmen, and unforgettable sleepouts under the stars on the Makgadikgadi Salt Pans. The camp is open year-round, offering different highlights each season, including witnessing Africa's second-largest mammal migration during the dry season. By choosing Meno a Kwena, guests also contribute to local conservation initiatives and community support projects, ensuring their safari leaves a positive impact.

Highlights

• Cliff edge location with epic views of the Boteti River wildlife
• Witness Africa’s second largest mammal migration (zebra and wildebeest) from April to October
• Unique floating photographic hide for intimate wildlife viewing
• Guided walks with San Bushmen for cultural immersion
• Family-friendly camp with activities for all ages

What makes it special

• Unparalleled armchair game viewing directly from tents and camp areas
• Authentic and refreshingly simple safari experience emphasizing nature connection
• Direct contribution to local conservation and community projects
• Opportunity for Makgadikgadi Salt Pan sleepouts under the stars
• Close-up wildlife encounters from the unique floating hide

Facilities

• 10 classic tents (including 2 family units)
• En-suite bathrooms with indoor & outdoor showers
• Swimming pool overlooking the river
• Canvas lounge and dining tents
• Floating photographic hide
• Wi-Fi (in rooms only)
• Complimentary laundry service