Khwai River Bridge
Khwai River Bridge
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Duncan
Brisbane, Australia1,058 contributions
Oct 2016 • Couples
This entire area has an abundance of wildlife and is one of the great place on Earth to visit. I'll let the photos do the talking!
Written 20 December 2016
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Dhnidaan M
Mumbai, India78 contributions
Aug 2017 • Family
We were in Khwai for 2 nights. This was the starting point for our safari and boy did it give us the best possible start for our trip! The geography of the place is stunning with the beautiful Khwai river serving as a backdrop to all possible kind of birds and animals - hippos (hundreds), impalas, lechwes, kudus, hyenas, giraffes, elephants and also lions.
Lots of birds too. One does need a guide to enjoy this place though - we did see some vehicles who were attempting self drives. Experienced guides with their excellent knowledge of the topography, climate, sharp eyesight and the senses can give one much more in a safari.
Khwai shall not disappoint.
Lots of birds too. One does need a guide to enjoy this place though - we did see some vehicles who were attempting self drives. Experienced guides with their excellent knowledge of the topography, climate, sharp eyesight and the senses can give one much more in a safari.
Khwai shall not disappoint.
Written 17 September 2017
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Arun Prasanna G
Gaborone, Botswana156 contributions
Oct 2015 • Friends
Was here during our epic trip to Chobe from Moremi via Khwai and Savuti. We stayed at K2 close to the wooden bridge and the river ofcourse.
What a campsite mannnnnn?
Hippos making noise, Hyenas & Spotted genets walking around and the Honey Badger coming straight into the middle of our chairs looking for something and freak the "Sxxx" out of us.
Later when we go to sleep we have all of these walking around and fighting with each other while we watch from the tent. Did not have any safety issues, but the adrenaline and thrill to live with the wild is priceless and Khwai is one exceptionally beautiful place.
What a campsite mannnnnn?
Hippos making noise, Hyenas & Spotted genets walking around and the Honey Badger coming straight into the middle of our chairs looking for something and freak the "Sxxx" out of us.
Later when we go to sleep we have all of these walking around and fighting with each other while we watch from the tent. Did not have any safety issues, but the adrenaline and thrill to live with the wild is priceless and Khwai is one exceptionally beautiful place.
Written 5 October 2015
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carol c
Coventry, UK172 contributions
Jun 2012 • Couples
This bridge really does remind you you are in the middle of no where, standing above the water, surrounded by fantastic birdlife, I even saw Genet! whoa!
Written 21 July 2012
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111Bev
Richards Bay, South Africa76 contributions
May 2018
The Khwai River borders the Moremi Game Reserve in the North-East. Although the Moremi Campsite is on the river itself, it is rather costly for foreign visitors to camp there. On the northerly side of the bridge is Khwai Village, which has a community camp. The community camps do not differentiate in price between SADC citizens and foreigners, unlike the Botswana Game Reserve that contracts out all accommodation the reserves which is expensive for foreigners compared to SADC citizens. It would pay foreigners to rather stay at community camps and go into the Reserves daily. There is not differentiation in the entry cost for SADC and foreigners to Botswana reserves.
Written 6 June 2018
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MrTshepiso
Maun, Botswana79 contributions
Dec 2016 • Friends
My visit to khwai was outstanding as usual. I was on a business trip with my friends just to see the routes and also new camps in the area. our 1 night at Magotlho campsite we saw loads of animals, lions, giraffes, leopard and general game. We also decided to do a night drive and a walk to the village and interact with people. I love Khwai. Great sightings every day. The Bridge also was new and it has a nice view
Written 13 December 2016
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RichardK938
West Palm Beach, FL728 contributions
Nov 2016 • Couples
The bridge was interesting, quite new as the old collapsed bridge has been replaced. It offered a nice view of the sunset and was guarded by a large troupe of baboons.
Written 7 December 2016
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EdA27
Cedar Grove, WI156 contributions
Oct 2016 • Couples
The bridge is made of telephone poles running across the river. One day on our return to camp, baboons were dragging a dead baby around and would not let us cross for about ten minutes. A learning experience about baboon behavior.
Written 6 December 2016
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redhoarse
Abington, PA19 contributions
Jun 2016 • Couples
Absolutely wonderful place. Wildlife was incredible. Guide was astoundingly knowledgeable. Food was wonderful and the camp setting is just beautiful
Written 21 June 2016
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Jo P
Bradford-on-Avon, UK8 contributions
Mar 2015 • Friends
Despite there being less water than usual at this time of year, the wildlife viewing in this location was exceptional and we also looked at birds, insects, dragonflies and butterflies, and plants.
Written 30 March 2015
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Theo V
Vryburg, South Africa
What is the email adres of the Khwai Community Campsite at Moghoto??
Regards
Theo Volschenk
Written 5 October 2016
I wish I knew... I've never been there..., but badly willing to go ))))
Written 3 March 2019
Where can one book to camp at Khwai River Bridge?
Written 7 March 2016
Better stay at Sable Camp, ex Banoka Camp 30 mins away than in the village. Its all inclusive with professional guides and a wonderful kitchen. There are backpacker options, but it all depends the experience you want.
Written 19 May 2017
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