Dream

• The Kgalagadi is remote and such a surreal landscape that you wax lyrical within minutes of arrival.
• The Kgalagadi (another word for Kalahari) is almost twice the size of Kruger.
• There are Kalahari lions.
• Kgalagadi Transfrontier Park is far. Very far – a good ten hours’ from Cape Town and Johannesburg.
• Water in the Kgalagadi Transfrontier Park is very salty and used for washing purposes only. Visitors need to carry their own drinking water.
• The Kgalagadi Transfrontier Park was formally established on 12th May 2000.
• The Park can be accessed from three countries – South Africa, Botswana, and Namibia.
• The Pygmy Falcons, which are one of the attractions in the Park, are considered to be the smallest falcons found in Africa.
• The gemsbok antelope is the emblem of the Park.

There are 3 main camps on the territory of Kgalagadi Park. This is  “Twee Rivieren” with excellent living conditions, swimming pools, and other amenities. There are 2 main routes that start through the park, along the bed of the dry rivers Nosob and Auob to the remote camps of Mata Mata and Nossob. There are water wells along the channel. Wild animals gather in the morning and evening hours, providing tourists with an excellent opportunity to take unforgettable pictures. There are such activities available in the Park:

• Morning and evening walk in 20-seater vans to watch animals;
• 5.5-hour day trips;
• Morning “safari”;
• “4×4” safari that is 300 km long. It lasts for 4 days and 3 nights.