The Makgadikgadi Pans in the Kalahari Basin cover a huge area (about the size of Portugal) and form the largest salt pan in the world. The most visited are Sua, Ntwetwe, and Nxai Pans. Makgadikgadi Pans National Park is on the western edge of this region, Nxai Pans National Park is just above it. A number of archaeological features and unusual landmarks such as rock formations and baobab trees can be found in this region. When there is sufficient rain and the Okavango floods are high, the Boteti River swells and flows through Makgadikgadi Pans National Park.
Although the travel planning with Julia was only done by phone and email, the planning was perfect! Through targeted and correct questions, Julia quickly understood what goals I was pursuing with the trip, what needs I had and what makes me happy. For me I can say that the chemistry was right and that made a lot of things easier. The trip was perfectly planned, perfectly executed and met all my needs! I have never regretted a penny I spent on this trip. I have never felt so free in my life as during these 4 weeks in South America!
