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The low rumble of elephants in the Makgadikgadi Pans or the quiet splash of a hippo returning to the waters of the Okavango are as soft as a whisper, but on a safari in Botswana, these are your alarm clock.
You can carry on dozing in the soft dawn light, but the call of the wild is persistent. Soon, you’ll be up and out there, silently gliding up the delta in a mokoro, eye-level with the tiny, jewel-coloured reed frogs. Or looking for lions and cheetahs on the hunt across the huge plains during a morning game drive.
On a Botswana safari this is just everyday magic. It’s about abundant wildlife, awe-inspiring vistas, and a steadfast commitment to conservation.
There are more elephants in Botswana than in any other country on Earth, so it’s the best place for seeing these incredible creatures go about their ancient ways. It’s also arid, mostly desert or semi-desert, punctuated by lush green waterways, like Selinda Spillway and the Chobe River. This means the air is clear, the sunrises and sunsets are lurid, and at night the stars are brilliant.
A Botswana safari is a journey into the heart of Africa’s untamed beauty.
