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Botswana is one of the true, remaining wilderness areas in Africa. 35% of the country is dedicated to conservation and Botswana has the 2nd largest area (in % terms) allocated to nature, of any country in the world. This is a country committed to conserving its abundant wildlife.

It is also home to one of Africa’s great natural attractions – the Okavango Delta, a wetland within a desert, getting its waters from rain failing in central Africa over 1000km away, and sustaining a huge diversity of wildlife.

Renowned for its Predator and Elephant Populations

But there is much more to Botswana. Chobe National Park (incorporating Savute) is renowned for its predator and Elephant populations. The Tuli Block offers great game viewing, archeological & conservation projects and easy access from South Africa. And Deception Valley in the northern section of the Central Kalahari Game Reserve encompasses cultural & wilderness experiences.

When to Visit

The best time to visit the country is May–September (the dry season), with highest rainfall December–February (mid-summer) and the other months being the ‘in-between’ months.   

"Africa’s finest, naturally"