Meno a Kwena

Location: The lodge is located on the Boteti River and offers incredible views down to the riverbed below.

Rooms: 8 Meru en suite tents.

Facilities: Dining area and lounge, bar, library, curio shop, plunge pool.

Activities: Walking trips, Bushman cultural activities, day & night 4×4 safaris, birding, overnight camping in Mkgadikgadi Pans NP.

Children: Children aged 8 years or above are welcome.

Our View: A very warm, welcoming lodge focussed on both game viewing and cultural interaction with a strong community ethos.

No visa is required for UK passport holders.

No mandatory vaccinations are required.

GMT + 2 Hours

12.5 hours with one stop

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The S. Family - Kenya & Zanzibar: August
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