Botswana

One of world’s greatest mysteries and a magical safari destination, the Okavango Delta is one of the greatest inland waterways. The meandering Okavango River is breathtaking, seen either by boat, airplane or mokoro. This ultimate game viewing area has a labyrinth of lagoons, islands, lakes and hidden channels covering an area of over 15,000 square km.

Chobe is one of the richest wildlife areas in Africa with an abundance of game, in particular great herds of buffalo and elephant. Over the years this riverfront area has become increasingly popular and it known for its unforgettable river boat cruises. Just a short road transfer from Victoria Falls, Chobe offers an amazing safari experience.

Savuti and Linyanti is one of Africa's most famous big game areas, with an atmosphere of its own. The diversity of waterways, marshes, permanently dry riverbeds, large mopane and acacia woodlands all create fantastic game viewing areas. Predators are in abundance all year round, especially lions and hyena’s, and the annual zebra migration is a must!

The vast flat saltpans in the heart of the Kalahari host fleeting herds of game, a magical sense of wilderness and one or two tiny, offbeat camps. You will find isolation as complete as anywhere in Africa and a wealth of hidden treasures. Enjoy quad biking, visits to archeological sites, walking with the Meerkats and game walks with Bushman trackers.

In the middle of Botswana lies the heart of the Kalahari, one of the remotest and most unspoilt regions in Africa. Wide open spaces, intense solitude, a wealth of wildlife and stunning landscapes are some of the highlights to de discovered. The Bushmen call this remote wilderness home and welcome you to learn about their traditional lifestyles

Set in a landscape of striking natural beauty, the Tuli block forms a long, thin fringe of land on Botswana's southeastern frontier. The unique Tuli Block is quite different to anywhere else in Botswana with a multitude of majestic rocks, strange vegetation, abundant wildlife, gigantic trees, a profusion of birds and a rich archaeological heritage.