·· Botswana Safari:
Desert & Delta Splendor
BOTSWANA is Africa at its very best - untamed, vast expanses of wilderness, teeming with wildlife and alive with expectancy.
The magnificent Okavango Delta and Chobe National Park form the nucleus of this ultimate African safari destination, where great herds and predators roam between the red sands of the Kalahari & the grand channels of the Okavango, Chobe & Linyanti rivers.
Also worth visiting are the searing thirst lands of the Makgadikgadi Pans & Central Kalahari desert.
With a population of only 2 million and a vast land mass - Botswana has a proud conservation history, with 45% of land set aside for wildlife preservation. Animals move and migrate beyond the limits of the national parks, through a network of very large private concession areas.
Botswana safari lodges and camps are often Meru or Hemingway style tents - constructed in national parks and wilderness areas. These facilities offer excellent accommodation, cuisine and service, accommodating between 6 and 24 guests in camps ranging from comfortable to sublime. The local tribes benefit directly from the granting of these private concessions.
It is best not to limit a Botswana safari just to the Okavango. Chobe National Park, with its vast plains and great elephant herds, is the ideal companion destination and is just a hop away from Victoria Falls. The Kalahari - home to the San Bushmen - provides perfect peace & solitude.
It is best to fly direct from Johannesburg to Maun, then air charter to one of the camps in the private wildlife concession areas in Okavango and Moremi. Self Drive safaris in Botswana are possible, but travelers are restricted to the public parks and are not permitted access to private safari concession areas.
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