Edos camp is in Ghanzi Botswana.
About Edos camp
Edo’s Camp acts as a starting point for exciting adventures. It is located in a private game conservancy in the Kalahari and can accommodate eight guests in four, twin-bedded safari style tents.
Edo’s Camp offers a wide range of exciting, interesting activities. A special, unforgettable moment is represented by cultural tourism, which is the visit to a San village nearby the camp.
Moreover, tourists are offered rhino tracking on foot with San guides.
Features of Edos Camp
Edo's Camp is located in a charming private Game Conservancy in the Kalahari Area of Central Botswana.
The camp is set around a rocky watering hole with its wonderful tents facing the pan.
Surrounded by a delightful setting, which the presence of animals drinking at the waterhole in front of the camp make even more outstanding.
Edo's Camp can accommodate 8 guests in four large, twin-bedded Meru-style tents. Each tent is provided with a private en-suite bathroom with hot and cold running water.
The tents also have their own private veranda with a gorgeous view on the permanent waterhole.
Some ideas of what to do at Edos Camp
Your daily activities will be planned together with your guide. A special, unforgettable moment will be the visit to the San Bushman Village.
You will be personally involved in the everyday habits of the San population, including their typical gathering of food and medicines from the bush.
You will enjoy their fascinating ancient, traditional lifestyle - although a little westernised - and you will keep the memory of this cultural experience forever in your soul.
One of your most thrilling experiences will be tracking white rhino by foot with your own personal Bushmen Guide.
You will follow its footprints silently deep into the bush, until you will be kneeling downwind from a family of prehistoric creatures.
Bird-watching excursions will be available as well, on foot or together with adventurous game drives in 4 x 4 vehicles.
Game drives with your Guide in open four by four vehicles to spot Gemsboks, Elands, Springboks, Giraffes, Blue Wildebeests, Ostriches, Zebras and many more game typical to the Kalahari Desert.
Sunset drives - Extended late afternoon game drives and sundowners when the sun sets in the flaming orange African sky.
Exciting night drives (if available) to discover the great variety of game awake in the quiet African night.
During the dry season, guests may choose to cool down in the camp's swimming pool, or they may just sit outside and watch an endless procession of thirsty animals going to the permanent waterhole in front of the camp to quench their thirst.
Meals, Drinks, and Activities are all included in your stay.
Where is Edos Camp?
Edo's Camp is accessible by road and air even though it's situated in the remote Kalahari, Botswana area.
Commercial flights go to Maun Airport where a light aircraft will transport you to a private airstrip.
Private Charters take 60 minutes from Maun to Edo's airfield in the Kalahari, Botswana area.
A road transfer to the camp in the Kalahari, Botswana area will take approximately 20 minutes and you will then be taken to Edo's Camp.
Directions from Maun Airport to Edo’s Camp – 260km plus 8km farm track (3 ½ Hours)
From Maun take the A3 to Ghanzi. After approximately 69 km you will
pass through Toteng, and
Sehitwa after approx 98 km.
Continue through to the Kuke Vet Fence approximately 169 km into your journey. Note that you must keep extra shoes handy and do not carry any red meat.
The Kuke Vet Fence has been set up to control Foot and Mouth Disease and therefore you will have to dip the sole of your shoes in a special liquid.
Approximately 78 km after Kuke Vet fence you will pass D’Kar village turnoff on your right.
4km after D’Kar turnoff you will find Edo’s entry under a thatch gable on the right.
After turning in, keep right as the dirt road splits and follow the
road for approximately 500m to
the Paolo Zanichelli’s Children’s Home, where we will be
waiting for you.
Directions from Windhoek Airport to Ghanzi – 510km plus 8km farm track (6 Hours)
From the airport follow the B6 to Gobabis and then the Mamuno border
post, about 280km. Note
that you should take a pen with you for each passenger to fill in forms.
Continue on the A2 in Botswana to a T Junction on the A3 Ghanzi/Gaborone road, about 160km.
Turn left and proceed 45km to Ghanzi.
Pass through Ghanzi heading for Maun on the A3. 30km after Ghanzi you will find Edo’s entry under a thatch gable on the left.
After turning in, keep right as the dirt road splits and follow the road for approximately 500m to the Paolo Zanichelli’s Children’s Home, where we will be waiting for you.
GPS Coordinates
Turnoff the A3 : 21°32’48”S, 21°54’06”E
Edo’s Camp : 21°29’51”S, 21°50’34”E