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Botswana is an extraordinary landlocked country located in the heart of Southern Africa. It is world famous for its pioneering model of conservation and low-impact ecotourism, home to the legendary Okavango Delta (a unique river oasis in the desert), the gigantic elephant herds of Chobe National Park, the arid vastness of the Kalahari and the prehistoric salt flats of Makgadikgadi.
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Botswana is an extraordinary landlocked country located in the heart of Southern Africa. It is world famous for its pioneering model of conservation and low-impact ecotourism, home to the legendary Okavango Delta (a unique river oasis in the desert), the gigantic elephant herds of Chobe National Park, the arid vastness of the Kalahari and the prehistoric salt flats of Makgadikgadi.
Africa's ultimate wild sanctuary, where the Okavango River dies into the desert and the largest population of elephants on the planet reigns.
Sail in a 'mokoro' (traditional canoe) through the pristine channels of the Okavango Delta
Sunset Boat Safaris Among Herds of Elephants and Hippos on the Chobe River
Moremi Game Reserve, epicenter of predators and raw wildlife
The lunar landscapes and colonies of meerkats habituated in the Makgadikgadi Salt Flats
The Tsodilo Hills, the 'Louvre of the Desert' with more than 4,500 cave paintings (UNESCO)
Scenic small plane flights over the Okavango water maze
Botswana is an extraordinary landlocked country located in the heart of Southern Africa. It is world famous for its pioneering model of conservation and low-impact ecotourism, home to the legendary Okavango Delta (a unique river oasis in the desert), the gigantic elephant herds of Chobe National Park, the arid vastness of the Kalahari and the prehistoric salt flats of Makgadikgadi.
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View full guideBotswana consciously applies a 'high value, low ecological impact' policy to avoid overcrowding. The lodges and safari camps in the Okavango and Moremi are top-notch and operate on exclusive private concessions, making costs higher than in other African countries. For tighter budgets, 4x4 safari with a roof tent or public camps in Chobe and Maun is an excellent alternative.
Light bush planes are used to travel between the Okavango camps. These aircraft have strict weight limits (usually between 15 and 20 kg per person, including hand luggage) and require soft suitcases without a rigid structure or wheels to fit them into the small cargo compartments.
You drive on the left. To travel on your own ('self-drive') in reserves such as Chobe, Moremi or Kalahari, an authentic 4x4 with a gearbox, air compressor, shovel, unblocking irons and satellite phone is essential. It is vital to reduce tire pressure when entering deep sand roads and not traveling with a single vehicle in remote areas.
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