Munga Plains
Nestled within the breathtaking expanse of Chobe National Park in Botswana, Munga Plains offers both immersive safari experiences and yoga retreats in a truly unique setting.
Here, the magic of the African wilderness and local wisdom meets the serenity of wellness practices, creating an experience that rejuvenates your mind, body, and soul.
Highlights:
- Holistic Wellness: deepen your practice with daily yoga including themed afternoon classes. Find your calm in relaxing stretch and yin sessions. Heidi will help you to balance between strength and softness you can develop a practice which is right for you. She will carefully guide your movement journey throughout this retreat.
- Thrilling Safari Adventures: Encounter four of the legendary Big Five during game drives in Chobe National Park.
- Cultural Immersion: Discover local village life and enjoy feasts and dances around the firepit that showcase local tribes' customs and traditions.
- Nature Walks: Engage all your senses on guided walking safaris through untamed landscapes.
- Cozy Glamping Accommodation: Each room provides a comfortable stay amidst the breathtaking landscapes and the whispering sounds of the African bush.
- Daily bonfire meetings to relax, share stories, and enjoy the peaceful ambiance.
Küche
Designed by Tswana chef and author of Taste of Botswana Ednah Rosen, our chef prepares delicious and nutritious local dishes, from healthy, gluten-free salads to veggies samosas and revitalising juices made with our garden's seasonal fruits.
Special diets and requirements are taken into account.
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Enrich your stay with cultural experiences that give back to the communities that call this region home.
- Workshops with local artisans: Learn crafting techniques passed down through generations.
- Traditional dances: Join communal singing and dancing around the firepit.
- Guided village tours: Get to know the local tribes, including their customs and traditions.
- Cooking classes: Discover the flavors of local cuisine.
- Visit to school for disabled children: Support and engage with the community through voluntary work and donations.
Immerse yourself in the breathtaking landscapes of Botswana and experience the raw beauty of the African wilderness.
- Boat cruise on the Chobe River: Get up close to animals quenching their thirst by the river.
- Game drives in Chobe National Park: Encounter diverse wildlife, from lions to giraffes.
- Horseback riding: Ride through the bush for a unique perspective.
- Mokoro canoe (seasonal): Glide through the waters in a traditional dugout canoe.
- Walking safari: Explore the plains and learn about local fauna and flora.
Serviceleistungen
Our camp features six standard and four large double rooms, each designed to provide a comfortable retreat amidst the breathtaking landscape and the whispering sounds of the African bush. An additional double room is available for tour leaders. Each tent is set on wooden decking and furnished with artisanal African elements, including:
- Two single beds that can be separated or joined
- Towels, linens and shower gel/shampoo
- A luggage rack and wardrobe
- A veranda to enjoy the views
- A fan and mosquito net
- An ensuite bathroom with a shower
Every structure at Munga Plains was crafted by local artisans using locally sourced materials, blending seamlessly with the natural surroundings and supporting the local economy. The rustic charm of the camp allows guests to feel truly immersed in nature, hearing the calls of hyenas and other wildlife at night.
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At Munga Plains, we blend comfort with the wild, offering an immersive experience in nature that rejuvenates the spirit.
The main area is the heart of Munga Plains, where guests come together to share meals, stories, and experiences. This inviting communal space is elevated, hidden behind natural palm trees, and includes:
- A bar with stunning views of the savannah
- A lounge deck perfect for relaxing and socializing, with beautiful sunrise views
- A cozy dining area
- A swimming pool to cool off and unwind
- A boma fireplace for enjoying traditional dinners under the African stars
From the viewing deck, you can see the horizon overseeing the flooded plains and the yoga shala, offering a serene and picturesque backdrop.
Our camp features six standard and four large double rooms, each designed to provide a comfortable retreat amidst the breathtaking landscape and the whispering sounds of the African bush. An additional double room is available for tour leaders. Each tent is set on wooden decking and furnished with artisanal African elements, including:
- Two single beds that can be separated or joined
- Towels, bed linens and shampoo/shower gel
- A luggage rack and wardrobe
- A veranda to enjoy the views
- A fan and mosquito net
- An ensuite bathroom with a shower
Set amidst the open plains about 500 meters away from the main area and glamping tents, our yoga shala is a true sanctuary in the wild. This secluded spot offers an inspiring setting for yoga and meditation, allowing you to fully immerse yourself in the beauty and serenity of the African savannah.
The yoga shala can accommodate up to 20 participants and is fully equipped to support various types of yoga practices, including aerial yoga. It includes:
- Yoga mats
- Blocks
- Belts
- Bolsters
- Aerial yoga hammocks
- Sound bowls
Designed to enhance your practice, the shala is facing the open plains and can be closed with see-through canvas rolls in case of cold or wind. This flexibility ensures a comfortable and inspiring environment for your sessions, regardless of the weather.
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Umgebung
Located in Northern Botswana, Chobe National Park is one of Africa's premier wildlife destinations. Spanning approximately 11,700 square kilometers, the park is renowned for its diverse ecosystems and abundant wildlife. From riverine forests and floodplains to swamps and woodlands, Chobe offers a variety of habitats that support a wide range of species.
Chobe National Park also boasts the world’s largest concentration of elephants, often seen in herds along the Chobe River. The park is also home to lions, leopards, buffaloes, and a variety of antelope species. Birdwatchers can delight in over 450 species of birds, making it a paradise for ornithologists.