Campsite Review: Elephant Sands - Nata Vicinity, Botswana (Travel in Botswana)

[@suesanders263]

Thanks every informative.

[@TravelGigolo]

Great, nice spot for a stopover.

[@bhekielephant3177]

Thanks Brother nice park very interesting.

[@TravelGigolo]

We enjoyed it, it' also very convenient to have a nice restaurant and bar.

[@bornmanp]

Great video, thank you. We wanted to stay their (camping) with our kids at the end of the month but after watching your video, we will rather go when they are a bit older. As we will not be resting, we will be running after them to keep the elephant safe. 😂

[@TravelGigolo]

😂

[@aadildhooma6689]

Thanks brother Very informative

[@TravelGigolo]

Glad you enjoyed it 👍🏾

[@theoduplessis3286]

Thanks for your informative review. That is exactly what we are after. We also want to explore a bit. But, want to tow the caravan. It's not a 4x4 van but a gravel traveler. So your reviews is important to us, as we will be able to make an informative decision. Thanks for all your superb videos.

[@TravelGigolo]

That's great to hear! I'm glad you are finding the channel to be informative.

[@lionridds]

Great review guys! 👍First ES video I 👀that goes beyond the tented camps, watering hole and mention of a resturant!🙄 Thanks for actually doing a walk-though and showing us the whole place👌Just the panning at the end made me a bit 🤢although very informative overall 👊PS; your use of emoji's😅

[@TravelGigolo]

Thanks. Apologies for the unstready panning, still trying to figure how to do that one without a drone.

[@cuddles1140]

Very informative video. Must be nice to be up close to the elephants, but it’s a bit to close for my comfort. Likes the walk though,make it part of the main video. Gr8 80’s arcade style emojis & sounds 😂. Slow down on the panning though 😉

[@TravelGigolo]

Thanks, glad the review was informative. Some of the close encounters were a little unsettling 😁 Apologies for the unsteady panning. Still trying to figure that out without using a drone.

[@cuddles1140]

@@TravelGigolo maybe a gimble should be a new purchase 🤣 well I am assuming a Gimble solves that (I have no experience) 🤣

[@TravelGigolo]

The gimbal works well for most things, but walking and panning at the same time is unfortunately not one of them 😁.

[@bevoverland]

Great reviews, every time. Would be great to see some documented trips or drives within the areas of camp. Brilliant work again

[@TravelGigolo]

Thanks. We didn't explore Elephant Sands much. Upcoming episodes will have a more on the surrounds.

[@walkerbay6373]

Ellies always beware and make sure you have space to reverse for a quick getaway!😁

[@TravelGigolo]

In this case the getaway would have had to have been on foot 😄 I got behind the car very quickly!

[@Lassiebrian]

It's not warm there shamwari its hot 🤣

[@TravelGigolo]

Ya it's 🔥! But not as much as Kariba or Mana Pools 😅

[@bhekielephant3177]

Elephant is my sir Name Ndlovu in Zulu.

[@TravelGigolo]

Ngijabulela ukukwazi 👍🏾

[@amangweoageleng9789]

How much is your accomodation at elephant sands..?

[@TravelGigolo]

Our camping fee was P560 for the two of us over 2 nights.

[@PhilipKSila]

Thanks boet, looks fabulous but I’m very suspicious of elephant behaviour. I’ve driven down the Kasane road and have been charged a few times so I’m not sure I want elephants in and out of my camp all the time… I love the creatures from a distance because when they get upset there’s no defence against them. Is there a ranger on-site monitoring them ? Otherwise jury still out for me and in the past my rest stop is Nata lodge instead ! 🫣

[@TravelGigolo]

I'm not aware that there is a ranger on site. The elephants occasionally walk into people's camps, so that's a bit worrying if there is food around. I do think they have become habituated, but they're still wild animals though and not to be trifled with.