The camp’s primary activity is their morning and afternoon game drives in open-topped safari vehicles across the grasslands. Though wildlife is viewable from the camp itself, expertly guided drives aim for animal hotspots where the density and activity are at their peak. For a more intimate exploration of the desert, guided bush walks are the best way to see the Kalahari up-close and in detail. The camp’s sleep-out deck is the perfect spot to sleep under an expanse of starry sky while the animals sing a wild lullaby. Bird watchers while reveal in the 200-plus species found hereabouts including the kori bustard, crimson breasted shrike, and pale chanting goshawks. There is even several photographic hides for that perfect, up-close shot of the plentiful wildlife drinking at the waterhole.

The camp’s tents and main area are all connected via raised wooden walkways that are wheelchair accessible. The central area houses a cozy open-air lounge and dining room. Meals are also served outside under the wide African sky. The camp’s refreshing pool invites guests to cool off after an exciting afternoon while still enjoying the views of the magnificent Kalahari.