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Head to the largest natural waterholes of Khwai

Matswere Pan, Botswana

Head to the largest natural waterholes of Khwai
Seitliches Porträt eines gestreiften Huftiers auf Grassteppe, ein zweites im Hintergrund sichtbar.

Watch zebras, giraffes and birds at Matswere Pan, one of the largest natural waterholes in Khwai.

What you can experience here

Matswere Pan lies close to a private campsite and is one of the largest natural waterholes in Khwai. After rainfall it holds water for months and attracts a variety of animals – including zebras, impalas, giraffes and occasionally spotted hyenas. When the surrounding rivers carry a lot of water and burst their banks, they can flood Matswere Pan. Then fish suddenly appear in the pan’s water, and pelicans and storks gather here to search for food.

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Categories

  • Wildlife watching

Where you'll find it

WR6H+VX Khwai, Botsuana

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