Intro

Craving a journey where the wild still rules, where adventure is measured by the beat of hooves and the call of distant lions? Botswana is Africa at its most raw and remarkable—a place where the safari is not just a trip, but a way of life. Here, the landscapes are vast, the wildlife abundant, and the experiences refreshingly off the beaten track.

Glide Through the Okavango Delta - trade the rumble of a 4x4 for the gentle swish of a mokoro—a traditional dugout canoe—as you drift through the Okavango Delta’s labyrinth of channels and lily-dotted lagoons. Guided by expert polers, you’ll come eye-to-eye with elephants, hippos, and an astonishing array of birdlife, all from water level. This is Africa’s only inland delta, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and a true Garden of Eden.

Walk With Giants in Moremi - step into Moremi Game Reserve, where the wild things truly are. Here, every game drive is a new story: elephants crossing your path, lions lounging in the shade, leopards slinking through the mopane woods. For the truly adventurous, walking safaris let you track wildlife on foot, guided by rangers who reveal the secrets of the bush.

Night Drives in Khwai - as dusk falls, the Khwai Community Area awakens. Venture out after dark to witness nocturnal creatures—lions on the hunt, hyenas calling, and owls gliding silently overhead. The thrill of a night drive in Khwai is an experience you’ll never forget.

Unique Experiences Beyond the Safari

Meet the Meerkats of Makgadikgadi:  Rise early to watch wild meerkats emerge from their burrows, sometimes using you as a lookout post! Their antics are as endearing as the salt pans are surreal.

Fly Over the Makgadikgadi Pans: Take to the skies in a helicopter for a bird’s-eye view of shimmering salt flats stretching to the horizon, dotted with migrating zebra and flamingos.

Camp Under the Kalahari Stars: Sleep out in the Central Kalahari Game Reserve, where the night sky blazes with stars and the silence is absolute. Wake to the tracks of lions and the distant call of jackals.

Walk With the San Bushmen: Learn ancient survival skills and hear stories from the original inhabitants of southern Africa as you walk the Kalahari with San guides.