Founded in the 1960s by explorer Jack Bousfield and set on the edge of Botswana's Makgadikgadi Salt Pans, Jack's Camp is one of Africa's most legendary safari camps. Recently refurbished, the camp's ten lavish canvas-walled tents, rich with old-school glamour, are filled with hand-made textiles from around the globe, four-poster beds and artefacts from the Bousfield family's private collections. Each tent has a private deck with a plunge pool where you can soak up the haunting silence of the arid Kalahari Desert, and witness herds of wildebeest cantering past towards their evening pastures.