Elephant Pan Waterhole – Khwai Private Reserve, Botswana

Elephant Pan, previously known as Hyena Pan, revels in its location, here amid the sandy mopane forests in the drier interior of Khwai Private Reserve. It's a laid-back destination where the wildlife that flocks to the waterhole on the fringes of the camp offers guests a front-row seat to thrilling sightings. If you've always wanted to get up close to ellies, Elephant Pan is for you.

Positioned between Moremi Game Reserve, Chobe National Park and the Khwai River, the exclusive Khwai Private Reserve is a meeting point for more animals than you can shake a stick at. Think nomadic herds of elephant and buffalo, lion, leopard and wild dog fiercely defending their territories, as well as giraffe, kudu, sable and other antelope dotted across the plains.

This live camera captures the natural waterhole at Elephant Pan, where African wildlife—especially elephants—congregate to drink and cool off in the arid landscape of northern Botswana. Watch herds arrive throughout the day and experience the raw beauty of the Kalahari savanna ecosystem in real time.

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