Home to two of Africa’s most iconic expanses of wilderness – the Okavango Delta and Kalahari Desert – Botswana truly epitomizes wild Africa. Experience sunsets over cosmic skylines, remote saltpans,  star emblazoned skies and one of the most diverse animal populations in the world.

OKAVANGO DELTA Home to one of the world’s most unique ecosystems, the Okavango Delta is a wetland surrounded by the Kalahari Desert. Formed by the annual summer rains in Angola, the enormous wetland sustains a vast diversity of wildlife. C HOBE NATIONAL PARK Chobe National Park features the highest concentration of elephants in Africa. Enjoy viewings of large herds of elephants and buffalos from a game drive vehicle or boat. Other park residents include zebras and lions.

When to go ? The annual floods into the Okavango Delta begin between January and March, a gentle rather than spectacular process, with the waters taking several months to reach their southerly extremity. The region is at its best from April through September, while the rains from December to March cause animals to disperse over wider areas. It is this time of year however when bird life is at its best.