Botswana Retreat
Botswana Safari Adventure With Kate Kendall
Experience the Retreat
Step inside our 2024 Nourish Travel Retreat in Botswana and discover moments of connection, reflection, and wonder held in the heart of nature.
Botswana Safari Retreat with Kate Kendall
Return to the Wild | August 22–29, 2026
This is the one for your bucket list.
The Africa trip you’ve talked about for years.
The one that always felt too big, too hard, too far away to organise.
Until now.
This August, we’re taking a small group of just 12 guests deep into the wild beauty of Botswana for a once-in-a-lifetime safari adventure through one of Africa’s most extraordinary wildlife regions.
With elephants crossing quietly in front of your vehicle.
Sunsets on the Chobe River.
Lions resting in the long grass.
Firelit dinners under the stars.
The kind of travel experience that changes something in you long after you come home.
And the best part?
You don’t have to plan a thing.
Everything is thoughtfully taken care of, so you can simply arrive, exhale, and experience Africa in a way that feels safe, intimate, connected and unforgettable.
This is not a wellness retreat with a bit of safari added on.
This is an African adventure — softened beautifully with moments of movement, breathwork, connection and rest.
Expect to experience:
This is a curated, intimate African adventure designed for women craving something deeper than a normal holiday.
Adventure. Connection. Rest. Perspective.
And the feeling of finally doing something you’ve dreamed about for years.
Over 8 unforgettable days, you’ll experience:
Daily safari game drives through Chobe National Park
Sunset river safaris along the Chobe River
Wildlife encounters with elephants, lions, giraffes, buffalo, hippos and more
Beautiful accommodation in luxury safari-style glamping tents
Firelit dinners under African stars
Cultural experiences with local communities
Optional yoga, movement and breathwork with Kate Kendall
Swim, rest, read and simply take it all in
A small group of like-minded souls
Why Botswana?
Because it still feels wild.
Botswana is one of Africa’s most untouched and wildlife-rich countries, known for extraordinary safari experiences without the crowds.
This is where nature still leads.
Days begin before sunrise as the bush slowly wakes around you.
Elephants gather at the riverbanks.
Giraffes move across the horizon.
Hippos surface beside the boat at sunset.
And somewhere between the vast skies, the silence, the wildlife and the rhythm of life here… something shifts.
Africa has a way of reminding people what matters.
Example Day in Botswana:
6:30 Coffee or tea as the bush slowly wakes around you
7:00 Movement, stretching and breathwork with Kate Kendall in the open-air shala
8:00 Breakfast overlooking the savannah
9:30 Guided experience connected to the local landscape and community
11:30 Time to swim, rest, read or simply take in the stillness of being completely off-grid
13:00 Lunch shared together at camp
15:00 Afternoon game drive, walking safari or sunset river safari along the Chobe River
19:00 Dinner under the Stars
20:30 Storytelling, deep conversations, stargazing or traditional dance around the fire
All activities are optional, so you’re free to do as much or as little as you like. There is always space to slow down, take a breath and experience Africa in your own way.
Location:
Munga Plains is a private retreat sanctuary located just outside Chobe National Park in Northern Botswana, one of Africa’s most abundant and breathtaking wildlife regions.
Every part of Munga Plains is designed to immerse you in the wild, while offering the comfort and ease to fully exhale.
This Retreat Is For You If…
Africa has always been on your bucket list
You want adventure without having to organise everything yourself
You’re craving a travel experience that feels meaningful and transformative
You love the idea of travelling with like-minded people
You want to feel safe, supported and looked after while exploring somewhere extraordinary
You’re drawn to wildlife, culture, nature and connection
You’re longing to feel inspired, expanded and fully alive again
Your Home in the Wild
Set just outside Chobe National Park, Munga Plains is a purpose-built retreat sanctuary designed to immerse you in the landscape without sacrificing comfort.
Expect barefoot luxury in the heart of the savannah.
Ensuite safari-style glamping tents
Elevated decks overlooking the plains
Swimming pool surrounded by nature
Open-air dining and fireside gathering spaces
Solar-powered sustainable design
A beautiful yoga shala tucked quietly into nature
This is luxury in the way Africa does best - grounded, spacious, warm and deeply connected to place.
What awaits you:
What to expect
This week-long experience takes you deep into the wild beauty of Botswana - an adventure that blends safari, culture, and moments of stillness in one of Africa’s most extraordinary landscapes.
Each day begins slowly, with optional movement and breathwork led by Kate Kendall - a way to ground yourself before heading out into the wild, not the focus of the experience.
You’ll stay in comfortable, solar-powered glamping tents with ensuite bathrooms and private verandas overlooking the savannah - where wildlife passes through and the landscape becomes part of your everyday rhythm.
Meals are crafted by Ednah Rosen, author of A Taste of Botswana, using fresh, seasonal ingredients grown on-site. Expect nourishing, generous meals that bring people together after a day of exploration.
In between game drives and river safaris, there’s space to slow down - afternoons by the pool, quiet moments in nature, or simply time to take it all in.
And when you want time to yourself, that space is always there.
What's included…
1 night accommodation at Victoria Falls
Guided Victoria Falls experience
All transfers between Victoria Falls and Munga Plains
6 nights accommodation at Munga Plains
Daily safari experiences
Chobe River sunset safaris
Walking safari experiences
Cultural village visits and local experiences
All meals, snacks and non-alcoholic drinks
Optional yoga, movement and breathwork with Kate Kendall
Use of retreat facilities including pool and yoga shala
A small, intimate group experience
What’s not included…
International flights to and from Victoria Falls Airport
Travel insurance
Visa fees for Zimbabwe or Botswana (if applicable)
Alcoholic beverages and soda
Optional post-retreat safari extensions into Savuti, the Okavango Delta, or Namibia
Shared room rate $5,995 / Private room rate $8,995
Only 12 places available.
Accommodation
Our camp features standard and double rooms, and each tent is set on wooden decking and furnished with artisanal African elements, including:
Two single beds that can be separated or joined
A luggage rack and wardrobe
A veranda to enjoy the views
A fan and mosquito net
An ensuite bathroom with a shower
Built by Local Artisans
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.
Victoria Falls:
Victoria Falls
Victoria Falls, known locally as Mosi-oa-Tunya or "The Smoke That Thunders," is one of the Seven Natural Wonders of the World. Straddling the border between Zambia and Zimbabwe, it is the largest waterfall in the world based on combined width and height, creating a stunning and awe-inspiring spectacle.
Victoria Falls holds significant cultural importance for the local communities. It has been a place of reverence and spiritual importance for centuries. The falls are steeped in legend and lore, with local tribes having numerous stories about the origins and powers of the falls.
Activities at Victoria Falls
Electric bike tours: Ride around Victoria Falls town on electric bikes, allowing you to cover more ground and see the sights at your own pace.
Local rainforest walks: Discover the unique rainforest ecosystem created by the falls’ constant spray, home to a variety of plant and animal species.
An opportunity to practise yoga in the serene setting of the Zambezi River with the sound of the falls in the background, creating a truly magical experience.