Meno A Kwena

Meno A Kwena is named after a deep stretch of the Boteti River in Central Botswana. This area was once inhabited by crocodile and hippo amid a garden of water lilies and the name literally translated means "Teeth of the Crocodile." The camp is on the western boundary of the Makgadikgadi Pans National Park.

Accommodation & Facilities
Camp accommodations at Meno A Kwena are in spacious twin bedded meru walk-in tents with open air bucket showers and flush toilets. The authentic safari meals are specially prepared by your hosts for the barbecue or "tin box oven" and cooked over an open fire. The open Kalahari night skies are filled with stars at night and are alive with the traffic of riverine birds.

Wildlife & Activities
Meno A Kwena has a lovely natural rock plunge pool which is located on the riverbank and is an excellent area for game viewing, watching the wildlife visiting the waterhole, bird watching, or simply relaxing in a sublimely peaceful atmosphere. They also have a magnificent hide, which is a great option for those who want a break from driving around – guests often see more from the riverside than on drives.