As the largest remaining Bushman village in Botswana, the Gudigwa people are proud to be promoting this cross-cultural exchange with guests while reviving their traditional way of life.

Guests will stay in large, cozy grass huts made from local materials and modeled after traditional bushman shelters. Each of the 8 units has comfortable beds and linen, solar lighting and its own open air toilet and hot shower.

Activites include walks with professional and traditional guides (men and women) to discover the secrets of the bush, Learning about the medicinal uses of various plants and tips on how to survive off nature’s resources, discovering where / how to find underground water sources, learning how to make fire with sticks, observing villagers perform traditional dances and narrate animated local stories.

This camp is a true rustic experience for sreal safari lovers who want to get back to the simple things in life.