The largest salt pans in the world

The Makgadikgadi pans are the remaining dry beds of the ancient Lake Makgadikgadi that covered most of northern Botswana and covered an area larger than Switzerland. They are the largest salt pans in the world and are split between 2 pans, the Ntwetwe Pan and the Sowa Pan. Activities on the salt pans include game drives, nature walks with the Bushmen, quad biking and appreciating the space and silence. The area is visited by wildlife during the rainy season and has spots of vegetation and water for grazing.