Meet "Guts", head photography guide and co-owner of Pangolin Photos Safaris based in the Chobe, Botswana.
In this film, Guts explains what makes Pangolin such a unique safari operator based in one of the most beautiful national parks in the world.
Nestled on the shore of Lake Kariba, Changa Safari Camp is a luxurious and intimate lodge in the jaw-dropping setting of Matsudona National Park in northern Zimbabwe. Blending into its surroundings with an unobtrusive charm created by the use of natural construction materials, the effect is laidback and blissfully unfussy. Enjoy game drives and safari walks that offer excellent big game…
Seeing elephants is usually part of every traveller’s bucket list when visiting Southern Africa. However, knowing where to go is the key. Here are some of the best destinations to see these gentle giants in their natural habitat. Kruger National Park He who wishes to be obeyed, must know how to command.. ����- Photo: @markjdrury - #capturethewild #africa #africanamazing…
Chobe National Park is the third largest conservation area in Botswana - famous for its elephants estimated to be 120,000. The park supports the largest surviving elephants population in the world - The Chobe elephants are migratory, making seasonal movements of up to 200 kilometres in a circuit from the Chobe and Linyanti rivers, where they concentrate in the dry season. If you…
There is no such thing as a stupid question. As a premium safari company, we receive plenty of FAQs each month, either based on the destinations we offer, or some key safari tips that travellers can use. These can vary from what to pack on safari, which destinations require anti-malaria medication or whether there are vegetarian options at any of the lodges or camps included in your…
Taking a Botswana safari package through the Nxia Pan will introduce you to many sights of the true African wilderness. Nxia Pan and Makgadikgadi Pan are the largest salt pans in the world which offer unique safari experiences. Nxai National Park is home to Bat-eared fox, hartebeests giraffes, raptors, cheetah, lion as well as two wildlife namely; springbok and Impala (these two animals…
The Baobab tree is an iconic symbol of Africa. Shrouded in mystery, this unusual looking tree has been called by several names although the most fitting seems to be the ‘Upside Down Tree’. Emerging thick from the earth, the Baobab’s sparse branches and thick trunk resembles the roots of a tree rather than the foliage. All nine species of Baobab have been used for centuries in traditional…