Planet Baobab is in the region of Botswanas mysterious Makgadikgadi Pans, an area bigger than Switzerland, which was once the largest expanse of fresh water on the planet. Today, it’s a vast, salt-pan desert of shimmering sand and surreal landscapes so vast you can see the curvature of …

Nestled beneath colossal baobabs, the 18 quirky, cool, and comfy thatched huts draw inspiration from Botswana villages. Vibrant murals and eclectic trinkets inside create a cheerful atmosphere. Twin huts have two beds, and all huts are arranged in friendly clusters, ensuring a unique and memorable stay.

Aimed at self-drivers, Planet Baobab is a simple but charming, and rather off-the-wall, establishment just north of the Makgadikgadi Pans, near Gweta village. A unique property set around 4,000 year old baobabs with basic accommodation but plenty of character.

Follow the road pointed out by the giant anteater and you’ll discover the intriguingly named Planet Baobab… This is the Baobab Capital of the World, where the average age of each tree is more than 4000 years, and the boundless lunar landscape of the Makgadikgadi Salt Pans is …

2019年10月8日 · Name: Planet Baobab. Where: In Botswana’s mysterious Makgadikgadi Pans. Guests embarking on game drives will visit Ntwetwe Pan. Rooms: There are 18 thatched huts, each of which oozes character and comfort. Perfect for a quirky stay in this Baobab wonderland. Camping is also available with bathroom facilities.

Offering accommodation in traditional huts as well as a wide variety of activities, Planet Baobab is a great place to visit on your safari through Botswana. As its name suggests the main feature at Planet Baobab is the Baobab trees with 14 huge specimens adding character to the lodge, especially at night when they are lit up to great effect.

Planet Baobab is one of the most original places you can stay at if you are visiting the Makgadikgadi Pan, because it is situated on the Ntwetwe Pan's edge, 5 km from the village of Gweta.

Planet Baobab is located just north of the Makgadikgadi Pans, about 200km from Maun and a very short drive from the small village of Gweta. This series of pans are the remains of what used to be a huge ancient inland ocean.

Planet Baobab Lodge resembles a giant anteater on the side of the worn road towards Maun close to Gweta village and becomes the perfect Botswana accommodation for your sudden stopover en route to the enormous whiteness of the Makgadikgadi Pan. It’s a traditional beautifully painted Botswana lodge in the style of the Kalanga culture and it ...