Hyena Pan is in the Khwai Private Reserve, which borders Moremi Game Reserve, the Khwai River, and Chobe National Park. It is in one of Botswana’s best game viewing areas in the larger Okavango Delta. It’s also something of a hidden gem and visitor access is restricted to a small handful of guests. Hyena Pan itself overlooks a natural water pan that comes alive with wildlife. Hippos splash below your private deck and elephant are never far from the pool. Making for exhilarating siesta swims! Sofas and armchairs are all perfectly positioned for the best views across the landscape. Not far from camp is a sunken photography hide. Offering a rather different perspective of the surroundings.
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There is a spacious dining deck, and several seating areas with large comfy sofas. A sun deck, an open-air boma with a campfire, and a pool deck with a small ‘splash pool’. With its lit waterhole it allows game viewing from the comfort of the camp, 24/7.
Hyena Pan Accommodation
The 8 x tents at Hyena Pan all have en suite bathrooms and indoor showers. Each tent is solar-powered with international plug points. They all have twin / double beds. A gas geyser pumps constant hot water to the bathroom and shower.
One of the tents is wheelchair friendly and all the tents have electronic safes to store valuables.
Family safaris at Hyena Pan:
Hyena Pan accepts children 6 years and older.
Skybeds have an age restriction of 15 years.
Activities
First up is its phenomenal location in Khwai Private Reserve makes for fantastic game viewing. Think nomadic herds of elephant and buffalo, lion, leopard, and wild dog; fiercely defending their territories. As well as kudu, red lechwe, and herds of dainty antelope dotted across the plains.
Year-Round Activities:
Morning and afternoon game drives plus spotlit night drives.
Underground hide offers spectacular photographic opportunities.
Sleep out under the stars at Skybeds on elevated platforms in the middle of Big 5 territory! Open from 1st April until 31st October.
Best time to visit
Hyena Pan is open from 1st April until 9th January every year. There is a constant supply of water in the lagoon and the game viewing is excellent.
In Botswana, winter brings a scorching desert sun and the seasonal waterholes evaporate. Whilst smaller ones dry up completely. At Hyena Pan, the water remains. And animals flock to the last droplets of water. There’s drama aplenty between predators and the unlucky prey. June, July, and August are traditionally the best times for game viewing in Botswana. But don’t rule out September and October either. And regardless of when you go; we’d recommend at least three nights, to discover everything you need to. And have one night at Skybeds.
2024 Single Supplement
There is no single supplement from 10th January – 31st March (Green Season).
For the remainder of the year a single supplement of 40% applies to all accommodation.
Children aged between 6 – 18 years; are charged 50% of the per person rate per night. When sharing with adults.
Rates Include:
Accommodation, all meals, beverages, guest laundry, daily activities, expert guiding, park entry fees, and VAT.
Rates Exclude:
Premium brand drinks, gratuities, flights, and fully comprehensive personal travel insurance. There is also a nightly Conservation, Community & Reserve Fee.
Hyena Pan Special Offers:
Long Stay Special
January – April & September – December:
Stay for 6 nights or more at any of the below camps and receive 10% off the nightly accommodation rate.
May – August:
Stay for 8 nights or more at any of the below camps and receive 5% off the nightly accommodation rate.
The above long stay special is valid at Jack’s Camp, San Camp, Camp Kalahari, Meno a Kwena, Hyena Pan, Sable Alley, Skybeds, Little Sable, Tuludi, Mokolwane, Tawana, North Island Okavango, Thamo Telele, or Duke’s Camp including Duke’s East.
Khwai Okavango Delta Botswana