Have you ever wondered what the world was once like before mankind tamed the waterways and filled the spaces with concrete in the name of civilisation? If you have, then come to Botswana. Here there are vast unimaginable spaces of pure wildernesses where cell phones have no signal and animals roam free. Here you can hear the silence.
Botswana’s natural attractions have been deliberated preserved. It’s government has identified that these are treasures not only for its own people but for the whole of mankind.
Okavango Delta
The Okavango Delta is Botswana's greatest natural treasure and Southern Africa's best known wetland. read more ...
Moremi Game Reserve
The Moremi Game Reserve and the private concessions surrounding it, extend from the eastern section of the Okavango Delta to the wooded country of the Kalahari. read more ...
Chobe National Park
Chobe National Park is synonymous with massive herds of elephant which can be seen during the dry season. read more ...
Savuti
The Savuti is the sandy interior of the Chobe National Park between the floodplains of the Chobe River and the Moremi Game Reserve. read more ...
Linyanti Swamps
The Linyanti swamps is a narrow sliver on the north western border of the Chobe National. read more ...
Kalahari
To the south of the Okavango Delta lie the vast sandy bushlands of the Kalahari desert. read more ...
Tuli Block
In the far south eastern corner of Botswana, where Botswana points a 'finger' at Zimbabwe, lies the Tuli Block. read more ...
Magadikgadi
The Magadikgadi salt pans are all that are left of the worlds largest ever super lake. read more ...
