“Welcome to Botswana-Untamed Wilderness. Unforgettable Safaris”
Botswana, nestled in the heart of Southern Africa, is a land of contrasts—from the arid beauty of the Kalahari Desert to the lush, life-giving wetlands of the Okavango Delta. Bordered by Namibia, South Africa, Zambia, and Zimbabwe, this landlocked country is one of Africa’s premier safari destinations—pristine, exclusive, and full of wonder.
The Okavango Delta: The Okavango Delta is one of the most exclusive wilderness destinations in the world. This UNESCO World Heritage Site is the backdrop to wild Africa’s grand spectacle, presenting unparalleled wilderness experiences in a serene inland delta unlike anywhere else on Earth. A journey to the Okavango Delta – deep inside Africa’s pristine interior – is like no other, encompassing vast wetlands and expansive drylands. Visitors traverse the Delta’s meandering waterways, passing palm- and papyrus-fringed islands, thick woodland, resplendent with lush vegetation, and teeming with rich wildlife.
The largest intact inland delta in the world, the Okavango Delta is situated deep within the Kalahari Basin. Fed by the Okavango River, originating in the Angolan Highlands to the north and often referred to as the ‘jewel’ of the Kalahari, the Delta comprises three main geographical areas: The Panhandle, The Delta, and Drylands.
Activities: Game drives, ride in a dug-out canoe, speed boat cruises, sundowners in the wild, relaxation in camp, dinner under the stars, Boma (around the fire setting) night experience, activities differ from camp to camp
Chobe National Park: Chobe National Park lies in Botswana’s Okavango Delta and covers four distinct eco-systems. The Savuti Marsh in particular offers some of the highest concentrations of wildlife in Africa year round. Chobe boasts around 120,000 elephants. The park’s vast herds are best seen from the water on a sundown river cruise. The best time to visit Chobe is between May and September when the weather is drier and cooler. Herds of zebra, eland, buffalo, giraffe, and wildebeest congregate here at this time of year. Chobe is accessible by car which makes it a little less expensive than some of Botswana’s other parks. There’s a wide variety of accommodation available to suit all budgets. You can even rent a houseboat.
Activities: Game viewing, river cruise, fishing, boat safari, walking tours, village tours, photographic safari, bush walks
