Khama Rhino Sanctuary

The Khama Rhino Sanctuary was set up in 1992 to help save Botswana's endangered rhinos and to re-introduce wildlife to the area so that the local community could benefit from tourism. The rhino sanctuary also hosts school kids from neighboring communities and Botswana's second-largest city Francistown, thereby educating them about conservation. The sanctuary is centered around the Serowe Pan - a large grass-covered depression with several natural water holes in the Kalahari Desert. Basic campsites and chalets offer accommodation at the sanctuary. Activities include game drives and walks to view the many animals (besides rhino) that live in the area. This is an excellent option for a self-drive safari.