– Destinations –
Each of our journeys is designed to connect you to Botswana’s iconic wildlife, diverse landscapes, and rich cultural heritage, all while staying in handpicked safari lodges and eco-friendly camps that offer world-class service and unforgettable experiences.
Okavango Delta – Botswana’s Safari Paradise
The Okavango Delta is one of the most sought-after safari destinations in Africa—and for good reason. This UNESCO World Heritage Site transforms into a watery wonderland during the annual floods, drawing herds of elephants, antelope, predators, and over 500 bird species to its lush floodplains and lagoons.
Experiences Include
- Traditional mokoro (dugout canoe) safaris
- Guided bush walks with expert trackers
- Morning and afternoon game drives in private concessions
- Birdwatching and wildlife photography opportunities
- Luxury accommodation in secluded tented camps or lodges
Perfect for: Honeymooners, first-time visitors to Africa, and those looking for the best luxury safari in Botswana.
Okavango Panhandle – Water-Based Safari & Culture
Upstream from the main Delta, the Panhandle offers a quieter, more relaxed safari experience. It’s ideal for travellers who enjoy river-based activities and meaningful cultural encounters.
Top Highlights
- Boat cruises through papyrus-lined channels
- Seasonal tiger fishing and catch-and-release angling
- Guided birding safaris with chances to see the rare Pel’s Fishing Owl
- Visits to traditional villages and artisan workshops
- Access point for excursions to Tsodilo Hills
Perfect for: Birdwatchers, anglers, and those seeking a peaceful, slow safari experience.
Tsodilo Hills – A Spiritual & Cultural Journey
Known as the “Louvre of the Desert”, the sacred Tsodilo Hills rise dramatically from the flat Kalahari sands. With more than 4,500 ancient rock paintings, this UNESCO site offers an incredible glimpse into the spiritual and cultural history of the San people.
Experience Includes
- Guided hikes among the Male, Female, Child and Grandchild hills
- San storytelling, folklore and traditional rituals
- Spectacular desert views and serene walking trails
- Ideal add-on for trips based in the Panhandle or northwest Botswana
Perfect for: History lovers, cultural travellers, and photographers.
Moremi Game Reserve – Prime Big Cat Country
Located within the eastern Okavango Delta, the Moremi Game Reserve is considered one of the best places to see Africa’s iconic predators—lions, leopards, wild dogs, and cheetahs—alongside elephants, giraffes, and buffalo.
Top Experiences
- Exceptional game drives in predator-rich areas
- Stay in luxury lodges or mobile safari camps
- Walking safaris with armed rangers / guides
- Beautiful contrasts between wetlands, forests and savannah
Perfect for: Wildlife photographers, big cat enthusiasts, and families.
Khwai Concession – Wild, Remote & Responsible
Bordering Moremi, the Khwai Concession is a community-run wildlife area known for its off-the-beaten-path feel and excellent game viewing. Unique to Khwai, visitors can enjoy night drives and off-road tracking, experiences not allowed in national parks.
Why Khwai?
- Incredible wildlife, including elephants, lions, leopards and wild dogs
- Night safaris and off-road game drives
- Community involvement and eco-tourism focus
- Boutique tented camps and intimate lodges
Perfect for: Eco-conscious travellers, returning safari-goers, and photographers.
Savuti – Raw, Dramatic & Unforgettable
Located in Chobe National Park, Savuti is legendary for its powerful lion prides and dramatic predator-prey interactions. With open plains, marshland, and the Savuti Channel, this region offers a thrilling safari experience.
Highlights
- Witness lion vs. buffalo confrontations
- See the seasonal zebra migration
- Game drives through diverse landscapes
- Stay in exclusive camps with top-class guides
Perfect for: Adventure seekers, repeat safari travellers, and documentary enthusiasts.
Central Kalahari Game Reserve – Wild, Vast & Untouched
The CKGR is one of Africa’s largest and most remote protected areas. It offers a completely different kind of safari—marked by vast open spaces, desert-adapted wildlife, and absolute silence.
What You’ll Experience
- Track the iconic black-maned Kalahari lions
- Spot cheetahs, springbok, oryx, and bat-eared foxes
- Travel with San Bushmen to learn ancient survival skills
- Stay in exclusive mobile camps far from other visitors
Perfect for: Off-grid travellers, desert lovers, and those seeking solitude and stargazing.
Makgadikgadi Pans – Surreal Beauty & Meerkats
A safari in the Makgadikgadi Salt Pans feels like stepping onto another planet. These vast, white plains are the remnants of an ancient lake and are home to some of Botswana’s most unique wildlife encounters.
Unmissable Experiences
- Sit face-to-face with wild meerkats at sunrise
- Quad biking across endless salt flats
- Sleep-outs under the stars in luxury skybeds
- Watch flamingos gather in their thousands (seasonal)
Perfect for: Adventurers, stargazers, and families looking for something extraordinary.
Chobe Riverfront – Elephants & Water Safaris
The Chobe Riverfront is world-famous for having the largest concentration of elephants in Africa. In the dry season, hundreds gather along the riverbanks, offering one of the most spectacular wildlife shows on earth.
What to Expect
- Sunset river cruises with views of elephants, hippos and buffalo
- 4×4 game drives through lush riverine forest
- Stay in elegant riverfront lodges with top-tier service
- Combine easily with trips to Victoria Falls
Perfect for: First-time safari travellers, families, and river lovers.
