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The Kalahari Legend

After several decades of setting the standard in the Kalahari, we are delighted to announce that Jack’s Camp has undergone a full rebuild and has now reopened in 2021.

The brand-new Jack’s Camp pays homage to the property’s enduring and much-loved 1940s campaign style. The guest tents, seven twins and two doubles, are much larger and each is 270 square metres in size. The iconic interiors remain and are embellished with rich textiles from around the world, Natural History Museum cabinets, and an overhead bed cooling system. Ensuite bathrooms have both indoor and outdoor showers and outside, each veranda has a private plunge pool.

The new, larger mess tent is resplendent with the renowned Natural History Museum, library, antique pool table and a well-stocked drinks chest. The iconic nomadic Persian tea tent has been made larger and the shop has been renovated and restocked with new treasures.
 

The Cresta Maun Hotel is situated on the banks of the Thamalakane River which is on the southern end of the Okavango Delta. Home to various bird species, Cresta Maun offers a tranquil setting from which visitors can explore the wonder of Botswana.

The Mokolodi Wildlife Foundation was formed in 1991 as a not-for-profit organization to promote wildlife conservation and environmental education in Botswana. The Foundation created Mokolodi Nature Reserve on donated land, where tourism related activities help to fund its Education Centre. Mokolodi Nature Reserve is located at 14 kilometer away from the capital city Gaborone along Lobatse road. We have several activities such as conference facilities, restaurant, camping site, chalets, game drives, cheetah visit, tracking, bush braai picnic sites, and a traditional memorable rest camp called Alexander McCall Smith. Our facilities host corporate event such as ceremonies.