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A Classic Tented Camp Safari into the Okavango Delta and the Kalahari Desert
This deep immersion in the Botswana bush reveals the essence of wilderness, protected by a conservation-minded country that leads the continent in habitat stewardship. An ancient landscape occupied by the San people for more than 100,000 years, Botswana today is a stronghold for elephants, home to Africa’s largest population of more than 130,000, and endangered species like rhinos and wild dogs.
Sprawling grasslands, deltas, and savannas sustain a multitude of wildlife that thrives within this mosaic of ecological diversity. From our traditional canvas camps that are exceptionally comfortable without extravagance, explore exceptionally varied habitats on wildlife drives, bush walks, and dugout canoe excursions. And when night falls, gather around the campfire to revel in each day’s wonders, as the stars glitter overhead and animal calls resound in the darkness.
This exclusive adventure in some of Africa’s last true wilderness is not your standard safari. We deliver a remote nature experience focused on close-up wildlife sightings in an intimate context—you’re likely to see animals roaming right on the edge of our classic tented camps! Here’s what makes this safari stand out:
- A Compact Itinerary Designed for Variety
Our itinerary is carefully crafted to showcase varied wildlife habitats over just nine days. From the flooded marshlands of the Okavango Delta with its lions, leopards, and elephants to the semi-arid savanna of the Kalahari Desert, teeming with zebras and wildebeest, you’ll find some of wild Africa’s most impressive animal encounters.
- Private Reserves Get You “Out There”
Enjoy the advantages of remote locales and exclusive activities. Avoiding more heavily visited national parks, we concentrate on uncrowded private reserves. Our intimate tented camps are located in isolated settings amid abundant wildlife, which we encounter not only on traditional game drives but also on guided bush walks and night drives in search of nocturnal creatures—activities not allowed in the national parks.
- An Open “Window” Seat for Everyone
You’ll have an unimpeded view no matter where you sit in our chartered top-quality safari vehicles. They have open sides (no glass to interfere with your view) and nine cushioned passenger seats—one in front next to the driver, followed by two rows of three seats each and a pair of seats at the back. On wildlife drives, we limit our capacity to no more than seven travelers in each vehicle, for maximum comfort, viewing, and photo opportunities.
- The World’s Finest Safari Guides
Natural Habitat Adventures is known worldwide for employing the finest naturalists on the planet! Our Botswana Explorer Safari includes your own private expedition leader, ranked among the most highly trained guides in Africa, and renowned for providing exceptional service. Our safari expedition leaders average 15 years of guiding experience.
- A Maximum of 13 Travelers
A small group is essential for an authentic safari experience. With a maximum of just 13 guests plus our expedition leader and local guide—always divided into two vehicles—you’ll have a sense of being totally secluded in nature.
What is the most common animal in Botswana?
There are most elephants in Botswana than in any other country, big cats roam free and there’s everything from the endangered African wild dog to aquatic antelopes and rhinos, along with abundant birdlife.
Where can you see animals in Botswana?
5 Best Places to Visit in Botswana
- Okavango Delta: The Kalahari’s Green Oasis.
- Chobe National Park: Elephants & Predators.
- The Kalahari: Unique Parks & Thriving Wildlife.
- Linyanti, Selinda & Kwando: Exclusive Wetland Reserves.
- Tuli Block: A Hidden Gem.
Which animal is protected in Botswana?
Botswana’s wildlife now reserves rhino
Rhinos are becoming a populous group of Botswana’s animals. Thanks to the Rhino Without Borders conservation project, these endangered animals are protected by the strict poaching laws held in the country.
Which animal is protected in Botswana?
Botswana’s wildlife now reserves rhino
Rhinos are becoming a populous group of Botswana’s animals. Thanks to the Rhino Without Borders conservation project, these endangered animals are protected by the strict poaching laws held in the country.