Elephant Pan Waterhole, Khwai Reserve

A Wild Waterhole in the Heart of Khwai

Tucked into the drier interior of Khwai Private Reserve, Elephant Pan — once known as Hyena Pan — overlooks a life-giving waterhole ringed by sandy mopane forests. The camera frames a timeless stretch of Botswanan bush where game drifts in and out of view.

Big Game on the Move

This corner of the Okavango region is a crossroads for abundant wildlife, drawing nomadic herds of elephant and buffalo alongside lion, leopard and wild dog. Giraffe, kudu, sable and other antelope dot the surrounding plains, making every visit to the pan unpredictable.

Between Three Great Wilderness Areas

Positioned between Moremi Game Reserve, Chobe National Park and the Khwai River, this exclusive reserve sits at one of southern Africa's richest wildlife meeting points. The live view delivers an intimate window onto an untamed safari landscape.