L’area di Khwai dell’Okavango si trova lungo il confine settentrionale della Moremi Game Reserve.
Questo confine senza recinzione permette agli animali di muoversi liberamente tra le foreste nella stagione umida, quando l’acqua abbonda, e i fiumi e le lagune permanenti durante il periodo più secco. L’area di Khwai offre la stessa opportunità di avvistamento che la riserva con il vantaggio aggiunto di essere una concessione privata.
Questo aggiunge la possibilità di effettuare safari notturni e safari a piedi (NB controllare i
requisiti linguistici per i safari a piedi al momento della prenotazione).
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Adjoining the Makgadikgadi Pans National Park on its northern border, the Nxai Pans were once salt lakes. Today, the Nxai Pan National Park preserves this precious area, which is rich in biodiversity and is now characterised by grasslands dotted with trees and small pans that fill in the rainy season. The striking, famous Baines Baobabs, first drawn by the renowned explorer in the 1860s are a must-see, and there are several activities to look forward to. Take a 4WD sunset or sunrise game drive, or a birdwatching tour. The Nxai Pan is a breeding ground for wildebeest, gemsbok, zebra, and eland, and an impressive list of other animals can be seen quite easily too including lions, ostriches, giraffes, cheetahs, jackals, bat-eared fox, and even the elusive nocturnal porcupine.
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