Welcome to Botswana, where the wonders of the wild come alive in the most captivating ways. We invite you to join us as we explore the unique safari experiences that this African gem has to offer. From the majestic Big Five to rare and elusive species, Botswana promises unparalleled wildlife encounters in breathtaking settings.
1.Explore the Iconic Okavango Delta – A UNESCO World Heritage Site
As we journey through the enchanting waterways of the Okavango Delta, we find ourselves immersed in one of nature’s most intricate aquatic ecosystems. This vast inland delta is a haven for wildlife, offering unparalleled opportunities for authentic safari experiences. It’s a magical world where elephants bathe, hippos frolic, and diverse bird species create a symphony of calls.
Embarking on a mokoro safari, we glide silently through the Delta’s serene channels. These traditional canoe excursions allow us to witness the area’s beauty and tranquility up close. Along the way, our expert guides share stories of the Delta’s unique ecosystems and their vital role in supporting an abundance of wildlife.
From this vantage point, we have the chance to observe a wide array of species, from agile leopards lounging in the trees to colorful bee-eaters darting across the sky. The Okavango Delta is known for its large concentrations of game, providing us with frequent encounters with some of Africa’s most iconic animals.
For those seeking adventure, the Delta offers thrilling game drives in exclusive areas like Moremi Game Reserve and private concessions. Whether it’s spotting the elusive sitatunga antelope or experiencing the thrill of big game fishing, there’s no shortage of excitement awaiting at every turn.
We invite you to behold the spectacular beauty of the Okavango Delta and discover why it remains a must-visit oasis for nature lovers and safari enthusiasts alike.
2.Chobe National Park – The Elephant Capital of the World
We’re thrilled to share that Chobe National Park is truly a spectacle when it comes to pachyderms. With over 120,000 elephants roaming its vast landscapes, Chobe is none other than the ‘Land of the Giants’. There’s nothing quite like witnessing these majestic creatures in their natural habitat, whether they’re gracefully wading through the Chobe River or engaging in a playful romp in the mud.
Visiting Chobe provides an unparalleled opportunity for photographers and wildlife lovers alike. Imagine capturing a family of elephants at sunset or observing a massive herd moving across the savannah—a sight that leaves an indelible mark on the soul. Join us on a journey through expansive game drives and discover why Chobe is a prime safari destination year-round.
3.Okavango Delta, Botswana
Let’s delve into the magic of the Okavango Delta, where nature comes alive with vibrant ecosystems and abundant wildlife. This is a place where the serene rhythm of the waterways invites us to explore by traditional mokoro canoe, offering a peaceful and intimate view of this stunning landscape.
Imagine gliding silently among lily pads, catching glimpses of elusive creatures such as the shy sitatunga or the rare Pel’s fishing owl. The delta’s unique flooding pattern enriches the soil, sustaining diverse habitats teeming with life. Each moment on these waters reveals something new, from the flurry of birds taking flight to the gentle ripple of the water as we pass by.
And it’s not just the wildlife that captivates us. The stunning sunsets over the Okavango, painting the sky in vibrant hues, provide a breathtaking backdrop for photographers and nature lovers alike.
As we drift through the tranquil waterways, we find ourselves mesmerized by the diversity of life flourishing in this unique wetland ecosystem. The gentle sounds of nature surround us, offering a serene escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. Wildlife enthusiasts will be thrilled by the sight of hippos wading in the water, while birdwatchers will delight in spotting a colorful array of avian species flitting through the trees.
For those seeking a deeper connection with nature, mokoro canoe safaris offer a peaceful and traditional way to explore the hidden corners of the delta. Guiding these handcrafted canoes, local polers share their intimate knowledge of the landscape and its inhabitants, enriching our journey with captivating stories and insights.
But it’s not just about the peaceful moments. Adrenaline seekers can indulge in heart-pounding night game drives, where the thrill of spotting elusive nocturnal creatures keeps us on the edge of our seats. Back at our luxurious lodges, we revel in the comfort of eco-friendly accommodations that perfectly blend sustainability with high-end amenities, ensuring our stay is as extraordinary as the landscapes we’ve explored.
4.Moremi Game Reserve
Nestled within the heart of the Okavango, Moremi Game Reserve beckons with its breathtaking blend of landscapes and wildlife. It’s a place where the spirit of Africa comes alive through the call of the wild. Our journeys here offer intimate encounters with lions and leopards, making each game drive an exhilarating adventure. Venture off the beaten path with us, and relish the thrill of spotting these magnificent predators in their natural habitat.
Beyond big cats, Moremi delights us with its vibrant tapestry of ecosystems. From lush lagoons to dry savannahs, the ever-changing scenery ensures that each visit is unique. In our pursuit of unforgettable memories, we navigate these diverse terrains, often accompanied by the melodic chorus of birdlife that paints the skies in vivid hues. For birdwatchers, Moremi is nothing short of paradise.
Our exploration of Moremi Game Reserve promises an authentic safari experience, woven together by the sights, sounds, and scents of the African wilderness. It’s a journey that stays with you, awakening a deep appreciation for nature’s wonders.
5.Makgadikgadi Salt Pans
Imagine standing on the expansive, shimmering salt flats of the Makgadikgadi Pans, one of the most breathtaking landscapes in Botswana. This vast, otherworldly terrain is a haven for those seeking solitude and connection with nature in its purest form. During the wet season, the pans transform into a lush oasis, attracting herds of wildebeest and zebra as part of a dramatic migration spectacle. Bird enthusiasts will be ecstatic with the sight of both Greater and Lesser Flamingoes, as well as over 255 other bird species that grace this region.
For a truly unique experience, visitors can embark on a horseback safari from Jack’s Camp or spend the night under a starlit sky, soaking in the tranquility and magical ambiance that only the Makgadikgadi can offer. The opportunity to learn the ancient bush skills of the San Bushmen further enriches this journey, allowing guests to connect with Botswana’s rich cultural heritage.
Join us as we explore this stunning and diverse landscape, an integral part of Botswana’s natural beauty and a must-visit destination for those looking to witness the extraordinary beauty of Africa’s wilderness.
6.Central Kalahari Game Reserve
The Central Kalahari Game Reserve stands out as a true gem in Botswana’s wilderness offerings. Here, we find ourselves immersed in a landscape of vast, open plains, dotted with acacia trees and inhabited by the iconic black-maned lions. This semi-arid region may surprise you with its teeming wildlife, including oryx, giraffe, and springbok, thriving against the backdrop of sweeping vistas.
Known for its exclusivity, visiting the Central Kalahari offers a safari experience unlike any other. We relish the opportunity to explore this remote area where the silence of the desert emphasizes the rich sounds of nature. Our adventures include guided walks revealing the fascinating ways in which wildlife has adapted to the harsh environment.
The San Bushmen, who call this area home, provide an authentic cultural journey into their age-old traditions. Walking with these skilled trackers grants us insights into ancient survival techniques that are still practiced today. We cherish the opportunity to engage with their stories and songs that connect us deeply to this land.
For photography enthusiasts, the Kalahari is a dreamscape. We capture mesmerizing sunrises and sunsets painting the sky in hues of orange and gold. As the stars illuminate the night, the clear, unpolluted sky offers us a spectacular view of the cosmos, perfect for stargazing under the African night.
7.Galagadi Transfrontier Park
Galagadi Transfrontier Park is an expansive wonderland that’s a must-visit for those seeking a truly unique safari experience. Spanning over 38,000 square miles and straddling the border between Botswana and South Africa, this park offers an unparalleled glimpse into the wilderness, where dunes meet grasslands, and wildlife roams free.
We’re captivated by the park’s raw beauty—picture the iconic red Kalahari sands stretching into the horizon and acacia trees dotting the landscape. It’s here that the famous black-maned Kalahari lions make their home, offering thrilling sightings for those lucky enough to spot them.
Beyond the famed lions, visitors can also witness a remarkable variety of other wildlife. Swift cheetahs, unwavering wildebeest, and striking gemsbok are just some of the park’s inhabitants that create a mesmerizing blend of life and color against the stark, arid backdrop. Birdwatchers will find the Galagadi a paradise, with an impressive array of raptors soaring the skies.
What truly sets Galagadi apart is its sense of solitude. Unlike some busier parks, here we can relish in the quietude of nature. The park’s remote location ensures a more intimate and personal connection with the environment, away from the usual tourist trails. It’s an adventurer’s dream, where nights under the stars offer moments of reflection and awe.
8.Chobe National Park
Imagine standing on the banks of the Chobe River, the golden hues of the sunset painting the sky as large herds of elephants gracefully move across the landscape. Chobe National Park offers us the chance to witness one of the highest concentrations of elephants on the planet. Feel the thrill as these majestic creatures gather in their hundreds, particularly around the riverbanks during the dry season, providing unparalleled game viewing opportunities.
But it’s not just about the elephants. Chobe’s diverse wildlife is a treat for any nature enthusiast. From lions and leopards stealthily navigating the terrain to vibrant bird species darting through the air, every moment in this park is a vivid display of nature’s wonders. Our game drives, whether during the early morning or cool evening, promise intimate encounters with this pristine wilderness.
Embrace a different perspective on a Chobe River sunset cruise, where we’ll glide along the water, observing crocodiles basking on the riverbanks and hippos wallowing in the shallows. These tranquil moments add a unique dimension to our safari adventure, reminding us of the serene beauty of Botswana’s natural world.
9.Khama Rhino Sanctuary
At the Khama Rhino Sanctuary, we encounter Botswana dedication to conservation firsthand. This safe haven was established to protect the endangered rhinoceros and offers a unique chance to see these majestic creatures in their natural habitat. Our visit here is nothing short of inspirational.
The sanctuary spans nearly 8,500 hectares of Kalahari sandveld, creating a diverse ecosystem for wildlife. Besides rhinos, we can also spot zebras, wildebeest, and a variety of antelope species. Birdwatchers rejoice, as the sanctuary hosts over 230 bird species, making it a true paradise for avian enthusiasts.
By visiting the Khama Rhino Sanctuary, we directly contribute to ongoing conservation efforts, preserving these incredible creatures for future generations. It’s an experience that leaves us with a deep appreciation for Botswana’s wildlife and the country’s commitment to sustainable tourism.
10. Tuli Block
Let’s wander through the scenic landscape of the Tuli Block, where Botswana’s rich tapestry of life unfolds spectacularly. Here, we find an enchanting mix of rocky outcrops, riverine forests, and open savannahs, creating a picturesque setting for our safari adventure.
The Tuli Block is a hidden treasure for those seeking tranquility and untamed beauty. As we explore, herds of elephants and graceful antelopes cross our path, while leopards stealthily roam in search of prey. This region also plays host to a large concentration of bird species, treating us to vibrant sights and melodious sounds.
Let’s indulge in a variety of activities, from guided walks and night drives to exhilarating horseback safaris. Each experience offers us a unique perspective of this untouched land, far removed from the crowded safari routes.
For those of us drawn to history and culture, the Tuli Block showcases ancient African artistry with its collection of San rock paintings. These are not just glimpses of the past; they tell the stories of the land’s original inhabitants. Our journey through the Tuli Block is not just an escape but an opportunity to connect with Botswana’s soul.
11.Mokolodi Nature Reserve
Mokolodi Nature Reserve is a hidden gem that offers a serene escape with its lush landscapes and rich fauna. We invite visitors to explore this captivating reserve, which is just a short drive from Gaborone, making it an ideal spot for a quick yet memorable wildlife encounter. Here, we can embark on intimate game drives or leisurely hikes, immersing ourselves in the natural beauty of Botswana. The reserve is home to a variety of animals, including giraffes, zebras, and the elusive cheetah, providing ample opportunities for wildlife photography enthusiasts.
For those looking to expand their conservation knowledge, the on-site Education Center is an eye-opening experience. It provides insights into the reserve’s ongoing conservation efforts and the importance of preserving Botswana’s diverse ecosystems. Whether we’re having a picnic among the trees or observing animals at the watering hole, Mokolodi Nature Reserve offers a perfect blend of relaxation and adventure for nature lovers.
12.Gaborone
journey begins in the bustling capital city of Gaborone, a hub of culture and modernity. As the perfect start to our safari adventure, Gaborone offers a delightful contrast to the wild landscapes we’re about to explore. The city’s vibrant markets and local cuisine provide a taste of Botswana’s rich heritage, while its friendly atmosphere welcomes us with open arms.
Let’s take a stroll through the city’s attractions, such as the Gaborone Game Reserve, where we can catch a glimpse of local wildlife up close. Visiting museums and cultural centers in Gaborone allows us to appreciate the history and traditions of the Tswana people. Here, we get a first-hand experience of the blend between Botswana’s contemporary urban life and its deep-rooted tribal customs.
Before we venture into the heart of Botswana’s wilderness, Gaborone is a must-visit destination to soak in the culture and energy of this enchanting country. With its vibrant arts scene and welcoming locals, we’re sure to create unforgettable memories here.
13.Victoria Falls
Zimbabwe and Zambia, Victoria Falls is among the largest and most famous waterfalls in the world, offering breathtaking vistas and unforgettable experiences. As we approach the falls, the roar of the cascading water promises adventure and excitement. Its local name, “Mosi-oa-Tunya,” meaning “The Smoke That Thunders,” perfectly describes the misty spectacle that can be seen from miles away.
Visitors surely won’t want to miss the thrilling activities available in and around the falls. A helicopter tour provides an awe-inspiring aerial view of the thundering cascade, while those seeking an adrenaline rush might try white-water rafting on the mighty Zambezi River. For a more leisurely experience, we can enjoy a sunset cruise, taking in the stunning panoramas as the day turns to night.
For the romantics at heart, the Victoria Falls Safari Lodge offers a serene retreat, combining luxury with unobstructed views of this natural wonder. The area is also a gateway to several national parks, making it a perfect complement to a Botswana safari. A visit to Victoria Falls isn’t just a sightseeing trip; it’s an opportunity for an exhilarating adventure that remains etched in our hearts long after we’ve left.
14.Tsodilo Hills
At Tsodilo Hills, we become entranced by the allure of ancient rock art that tells stories as old as time itself. These exquisite paintings, some dating back to 800 AD, offer a captivating glimpse into the spiritual life of the ancient San peoples. Our guided tours reveal the rich tapestry of history and culture etched into these sacred rocks.
Exploring Tsodilo Hills is not just about the art; it’s also about immersing ourselves in the stunning natural beauty and unique biodiversity of the area. Adventurous souls will delight in discovering the elusive Tsodilo Gecko, a fascinating species endemic to this region.
For those looking to blend adventure with relaxation, the nearby Shakawe River Lodge and Nxamaseri Island Lodge offer perfect retreats. These accommodations arrange guided excursions to Tsodilo Hills, allowing us to balance exploration with comfort and luxury.
15.Kasane
Kasane, our gateway to the extraordinary Chobe National Park, is a bustling town that sits at the confluence of four countries: Botswana, Namibia, Zambia, and Zimbabwe. Here, we’re strategically positioned to embark on unforgettable wildlife adventures, with the Chobe River offering spectacular game-viewing opportunities. As we settle into Kasane’s welcoming community, we can enjoy thrilling boat safaris that provide up-close encounters with the park’s impressive elephant herds, as well as hippos, crocodiles, and a dazzling array of birdlife.
Beyond the wildlife, Kasane offers us charming markets and local eateries where the flavors of Botswana come to life. And for those of us eager to explore further afield, the proximity to Victoria Falls makes Kasane the perfect base for an exhilarating day trip to witness one of the world’s greatest natural wonders. Whether we’re here for the wildlife, the culture, or the adventure, Kasane promises a warm embrace and memories to last a lifetime.
16.Khutse Game Reserve
Khutse Game Reserve is a hidden gem that offers an authentic and intimate safari experience. Nestled in the southern reaches of Botswana, this reserve is a haven for wildlife and a paradise for those seeking tranquility away from crowded tourist spots. Here, we can immerse ourselves in the semi-arid beauty of the Kalahari Desert, where spectacular sunsets and pristine night skies greet us each day.
The reserve’s relative isolation ensures we enjoy a crowd-free journey, where each moment feels personal. Khutse is home to a variety of wildlife, including giraffes, wildebeests, and an impressive array of bird species. With game drives and walking safaris, we have plenty of opportunities to explore the landscape and marvel at the wonders of nature.
The reserve also introduces us to the rich cultural heritage of the indigenous San Bushmen. By engaging with the local community, we gain a deeper understanding of their timeless traditions and survival skills in this challenging yet enchanting environment. Khutse Game Reserve is where adventure meets peace, creating memories that last a lifetime.
17.Kgalagadi Transfrontier Park
Let’s step into a boundless wilderness that defies borders. The Kgalagadi Transfrontier Park, straddling Botswana and South Africa, is a breathtaking showcase of the untamed beauty of the Kalahari Desert. Adventure seekers, this is your playground!
Famed for its unique ecosystem, the park is a haven for wildlife enthusiasts. Picture yourself watching the majestic black-maned Kalahari lions roam this vast landscape, silhouetted against a fiery sunset. The thrill of spotting predators like cheetahs and leopards is palpable, as they stealthily navigate the dunes and desert vegetation.
Birdwatchers rejoice, as Kgalagadi hosts a diverse avian population, including the striking Kori bustard and colorful sociable weavers. We invite you to immerse in this paradise, where the quietude of the desert amplifies the raw, natural beauty around us.
Embark on a soul-stirring safari using our eco-friendly 4×4 vehicles, or opt for a guided walking tour led by seasoned experts. Either way, you’ll enjoy a deeper connection with the land and its vibrant history. Let’s explore the unspoiled expanses of Kgalagadi, a gem of biodiversity and cultural richness.
18.Nxai Pan
xai Pan, a stunning gem within Botswana’s diverse landscape, captivates us with its enchanting mixture of grasslands and iconic baobabs. Known for the striking group of Seven Sisters baobabs, this area offers an otherworldly spectacle. As we explore, the vast pans emerge from the background of sweeping plains, creating an unforgettable setting for wildlife enthusiasts.
During the rainy season, the Nxai Pan transforms into a vibrant oasis attracting zebra and wildebeest for their annual migration. We find ourselves awestruck by the seasonal drama of life unfolding around us, offering remarkable moments for photographers and wildlife lovers. This unique experience is further enhanced by the captivating play of light across these distinctive landscapes.
Nxai Pan’s commitment to conservation ensures that these rare ecosystems remain protected. From our vantage point, we’re reminded of the importance of sustainable practices that safeguard the wilderness for generations. Exploring this pristine section of Botswana makes us acutely aware of the intricate balance between nature and conservation.
20.Maun
Maun serves as the perfect launching pad for our Botswana safari adventures. Known as the gateway to the Okavango Delta, this bustling town offers a delightful mix of rustic charm and modern conveniences. As we prepare for unforgettable encounters with nature, Maun provides us with everything we need, from quaint lodges to essential travel services.
Before we set out, exploring the local markets and meeting the welcoming residents offers a glimpse into Botswana’s vibrant culture. The warmth of the people here makes us feel right at home, as we soak in the everyday life of this bustling town.
For those inclined towards a touch of luxury, Maun hosts an array of high-end lodges and accommodations such as Meno A Kwena. Here, we can unwind in style before our expedition into the Delta. And for easy accessibility, a flight from Joburg to Maun is both convenient and reasonably priced, ensuring our journey to the heart of Botswana is smooth and stress-free.
Maun truly embodies the spirit of adventure and anticipation, seamlessly blending comfort and excitement as we step closer to experiencing Botswana’s cherished wildlife and untouched landscapes.
21.Kalahari Desert
Let’s venture into the vast expanse of the Kalahari Desert, where every step reveals a new layer of nature’s wonder. Covering an immense 350,000 square miles, the Kalahari is more than just a desert; it is a living, breathing ecosystem. Here, we find ourselves in the company of the legendary black-maned lions and the world’s largest herd of zebras, adding a touch of the extraordinary to our safari adventures.
Picture this: the brilliant contrast of golden sands against endless skies, and the surprising splash of life in a seemingly arid environment. The Kalahari showcases a blend of raw beauty and unexpected vitality that’s sure to captivate even the most seasoned travelers.
As we explore, we’re invited to uncover the secrets of this land that are woven into its sands. Whether it’s watching a cheetah sprint across the plains or witnessing a herd of wildebeest graze against a sunset backdrop, each moment promises an experience like no other. In the Kalahari, the thrill of adventure meets the calm of nature, offering a journey that’s as rich in excitement as it is in tranquility.
22.Lion Park Resort In Botswana
Welcome to the Lion Park Resort, where we dive into an amusement experience in Botswana that combines the thrill of safari with family-friendly fun. Nestled just a short drive from Gaborone, this unique destination offers an exciting blend of wildlife encounters and exhilarating rides that are sure to capture the hearts of visitors of all ages.
As we step into the resort, we immerse ourselves in an adventure that seamlessly merges entertainment with education. We’ll have the chance to observe majestic lions up close in their natural habitat, gaining insights into their behavior and the conservation efforts underway to protect these iconic animals. Watching these magnificent creatures as they roam freely is a breathtaking experience, offering us a deeper appreciation of wildlife preservation efforts.
Beyond the wildlife encounters, the Lion Park Resort offers an array of rides and attractions designed to thrill and entertain. From adrenaline-pumping roller coasters to splash-filled water rides, there’s something here for everyone to enjoy. It’s the perfect setting for families to unwind and create lasting memories together amid Botswana’s stunning landscape.
Savor a day packed with laughter, learning, and delightful surprises, and see why the Lion Park Resort is a cherished gem in Botswana’s treasure trove of leisure destinations. Come and experience the magic and excitement that awaits us in this incredible place!
23.Sossusvlei
As we venture into the heart of the Sossusvlei, we find ourselves surrounded by some of the world’s tallest sand dunes, their rich, red hues perfectly highlighted against the vivid blue sky. The stark beauty of this arid region is awe-inspiring, offering landscapes that whisper timeless tales of the wind and changing desert sands.
The sunrise over Sossusvlei is something we mustn’t miss. As the first light brushes across the dunes, the scene transforms into a magical play of light and shadow, perfect for capturing stunning photographs. Let’s not forget Deadvlei, with its striking, photogenic white clay pan dotted with ghostly, ancient camel thorn trees, providing an eerie yet captivating view.
Our adventure continues with a trek up Dune 45, a popular spot for those eager to witness the vastness of the desert from above. The climb may be challenging, but the reward is a panoramic vista that stretches as far as the eye can see, leaving us humbled by nature’s grand design.
For birdwatchers among us, the surrounding area is home to fascinating bird species that thrive in this desert environment. Together, we’re immersed in the melodic calls that echo through the windswept dunes and arid plains, reminding us of life’s resilience.
This is Sossusvlei—a place where nature’s dramatic simplicity unfolds before us, inviting us to explore and appreciate the wonders of the Namib Desert.
24.Caracal Biodiversity Center
Welcome to the Caracal Biodiversity Center, a hidden gem in Botswana that offers us an up-close and personal encounter with the rich biodiversity of the region. Nestled in the lush environment of Kasane, this center is more than just a facility—it’s a celebration of conservation and an educational haven for all of us who wish to understand the intricate ecosystem of Botswana.
As we wander through the center, we’re greeted by a myriad of native species, each playing a crucial role in the ecological tapestry. The dedicated team at Caracal is committed to researching and conserving these precious wildlife species, making it a must-visit for all wildlife enthusiasts. We can engage in interactive exhibits and informative tours that deepen our appreciation for Botswana’s natural world.
It’s not just about observing, though. The Caracal Biodiversity Center provides engaging opportunities for us to get involved in environmental education and outreach programs. This is our chance to learn about the importance of biodiversity and the impactful conservation efforts happening right here in Botswana.
So, let’s immerse ourselves in this remarkable experience, where we can witness the vibrant life of Botswana while contributing to the preservation of its invaluable natural heritage. The Caracal Biodiversity Center awaits, ready to inspire us and deepen our connection with the wild wonders of this stunning country.
25.Kubu Island
As we set foot on Kubu Island, it’s like stepping into another world—a stark and ancient landscape where time stands still. Known for its surreal beauty, this granite rock formation rises dramatically from the crusty salt pans of Makgadikgadi. The island is dotted with ancient baobab trees that seem like nature’s sculptures, adding to the island’s mystical aura.
For those with a love for photography, Kubu Island offers a visual feast at sunrise and sunset, when the landscape bathes in hues of red and gold. It’s a haven for adventure seekers who wish to camp under the star-studded skies, basking in the serenity of absolute seclusion.
This sacred site, rich with history and folklore, connects us deeply to the ancient cultures of Botswana. As we immerse ourselves in its captivating beauty, we can feel the echoes of the past in this timeless sanctuary, prompting us to reflect on the vastness of nature’s wonders.
26.Savuti National Park
Located in the heart of Botswana, Savuti National Park is an enthralling destination that’s renowned for its dynamic landscapes and captivating wildlife sightings. Known as a predator’s paradise, Savuti is the perfect spot for those seeking thrilling encounters with some of Africa’s most famed carnivores, including lions, cheetahs, and hyenas.
Our adventures in Savuti offer a rare glimpse into the life of these magnificent predators, as well as the abundant herbivores that roam the lush savannahs. The region’s unique ecosystem, influenced by the elusive Savuti Channel, creates a constantly changing environment, providing fresh opportunities for discovery with every visit.
For an all-encompassing experience, spend a couple of nights at the luxurious Savute Elephant Camp, where the sounds of nature form a soothing backdrop to our stay. Here, we embrace the essence of Botswana’s untamed wilderness while enjoying the comforts of an exclusive, all-inclusive safari.
Whether you’re exploring the vast stretches of the Savuti Marsh, tracking elephants along ancient migration routes, or witnessing the rise and fall of the Savuti Channel, every moment in Savuti is a new adventure. It’s our chance to connect with nature, capture unforgettable photos, and make memories that will last a lifetime.
27.Jwaneng
Jwaneng, often referred to as the ‘City of Diamonds,’ is renowned for housing the richest diamond mine in the world. Here, we find a unique blend of modern bustling activity and natural beauty, making it a fascinating stop in your Botswana journey.
While the town itself is primarily driven by mining, the surrounding areas offer glimpses of Botswana’s stunning landscapes. The mine, owned by Debswana, presents an intriguing peek into the intricacies of diamond mining, and though access is restricted, the impact of this industry is palpable in the vibrant local community.
Visiting Jwaneng offers a side trip into the heart of Botswana’s thriving industrial sector, but also the opportunity to explore lesser-known nearby reserves and enjoy an authentic slice of Botswanan life.
