Makgadikgadi Salt Pans

Covering over 12,000 square kilometers, the Makgadikgadi Salt Pans form one of the world's largest salt flat complexes and the remnants of an ancient super-lake. During the dry season, the blindingly white salt crust creates an otherworldly landscape that stretches to the horizon, while the wet season transforms parts into shallow lakes teeming with flamingos and other waterbirds. This surreal destination offers visitors the chance to experience vast open spaces, incredible stargazing opportunities, and unique desert-adapted wildlife.