A dinner table lit by hurricane lanterns on a timber deck at dusk, a canvas tent at left and a great tree standing against the blue over the floodplain

Botswana

Kadizora Camp

A wild place, hosted by locals, with time built in to actually notice where you are.

Kadizora Camp sets out to balance three things that rarely sit comfortably together: adventure, culture and relaxation. Most camps manage two. The claim here is all three, and the setting is one of the last genuinely wild areas left on earth, which gives the adventure part a considerable head start.

The camp's approach is straightforwardly stated. Come to a scenic, natural wild space. Disconnect from whatever you were connected to. Travel responsibly. Tick off the experiences you came for, and leave with the sort of memories that are provided not by a brochure but by hospitable local people who know the place better than any guidebook.

A boardwalk hung with lanterns leading toward the pool deck at sunrise, golden grassland stretching away beyond — The walkway, first light

There are experiences worth crossing a continent for, and a camp that pairs them with the people who live there is doing something right.

We are cautious about the phrase bucket list, but the underlying idea is sound: there are experiences worth crossing a continent for, and a camp that pairs them with the people who live there is doing something right.

Kadizora is that kind of camp: a wild place, hosted by locals, with time built in to actually notice where you are.

The deck

The main deck at sunset: director's chairs set around a fire pit, canvas tents behind, the sky going orange over the plain — Around the fire, sunset

A small pool set into a timber deck under blue umbrellas, loungers facing the open grassland — The pool

Kadizora Camp

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