Jack's Camp

At Jack’s Camp, the Makgadikgadi Salt Pans run to the horizon and safari comes with a strong point of view. Set within a one-million-acre private wildlife reserve and named for safari pioneer Jack Bousfield, the camp pairs the stripped-back scale of the Kalahari with the character of a 1940s expedition. Persian rugs, mahogany campaign furniture, brass fittings and natural-history curiosities give it a gloriously eccentric identity that cannot be confused with anywhere else.