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Botswana is known for her wonderfully winding waterways - a sight you'll appreciate on the many light aircraft you will take while travelling here.
1/46‘This is my territory!’ – a hippo showing its force by showing its enormous jaws.
3/46Witness zebras in their thousands running across the dusty plains during the migration at Makgadikgadi Pans.
4/46The traditional mekoro – the ultimate safari craft of the Okavango.
5/46Enjoy unforgettable sundowners in privacy and style at Chobe Game Lodge.
6/46Riding amongst Zebra in the stark and arid beauty of the Makgadikgadi Pans is an unbeatable experience.
7/46Hippos wallowing together at Sable Alley in the Western region of Moremi.
8/46Silent hunters at dawn at Duba Plains.
9/46Head off on a quad biking adventure through prehistoric salt pans while staying at luxurious 1920’s style Jack's Camp.
10/46Experience the wildly exciting 4-night Selinda Adventure Trail along the Selinda Spillway either canoeing or walking and camping under the stars, ending at either Selinda or Zarafa Camp.
12/46The supreme hunter stares into the distance deliberating her dinner options.
13/46Gather around the lantern-lit firedeck at the intimate and incredibly romantic Duba Plains camp.
14/46Beaming smiles at charming Camp Xakanaxa!
15/46The exceptional Duba Plains camp is surrounded by expanses of seasonally flooded plains and set on an island in a 30,000-hectare concession known as the Kwedi Reserve.
16/46The distinctive and remarkable markings of the Kalahari Springbuck make these antelope a pleasure to behold on safari at Kwando Tau Lodge.
17/46The black-maned Lion of the Kalahari – the ultimate hunter.
18/46The perfect spot to relax whilst keeping an eye out for dinner close to Kwando Lagoon Camp.
19/46Enjoy fascinating nature walks with Bushman trackers at Kwando Tau Lodge.
20/46The magical evenings at Machaba Camp are a perfect spot to mull over the day’s exciting safari.
21/46A lioness waits silently, camouflaged brilliantly amongst the grassy plains at Machaba Camp.
22/46There is no better way to see the sunset... the sundowner picnics at Machaba Camp are legendary.
23/46A perfect sighting of a lone elephant from the comfort of your tent at Machaba Camp.
24/46With the abundance of Camel Thorn trees in the Moremi Game Reserve, there is no shortage of food for the graceful giraffe in the region.
25/46Walking with the local Bushmen at Meno a Kwena.
26/46Try your hand at fishing from a mokoro, Botswana's traditional dugout canoe.
27/46Swim alongside wild elephants at Savute Safari Lodge.
28/46You're never very far from the incredible elephants of Chobe National Park while staying at Savute Safari Lodge!
Take in the majesty of Botswana's landscape on light aircraft journeys to and from Savute Safari Lodge.
30/46Spot the gorgeous lion cubs of Chobe National Park while staying at Savute Safari Lodge.
31/46A magical sighting of a leopard on a night safari at Machaba Camp is a thrilling treat.
32/46The lavish tents at Meno a Kwena all have outstanding views over the mighty Boteti river escarpment and the Kalahari beyond.
33/46The San Bushmen are a humble and gentle tribe who delight in sharing their culture at Meno a Kwena.
34/46Zebras running through the dusty Kalahari to the great Gomoti River to drink at Meno a Kwena.
35/46Relax and enjoy fabulous game viewing from the ‘bush hide’ at Savute Safari Lodge.
36/46Soak up the serenity of Xugana Camp whist watching the sunset from their firedeck jutting out over the Xugana Lagoon.
37/46Stylish and supremely comfortable, the tents at Machaba Camp are an ‘out of Africa’ delight.
38/46Sun setting over the River Khwai at Machaba Camp.
39/46Gomoti Plains Camp is stylishly understated and a perfect safari escape from the rigours of the World beyond.
40/46Going any lengths to hunt their prey, the pride makes their watery way through the deep channels of the Okavango at Duba Plains.
41/46The game rich and beautiful surrounding area of Gomoti Plains Camp make this newly built camp a triumph in the safari world.
42/46At one with the wilderness, the tents at Gomoti Plains Camp blend seamlessly with the glorious surrounds
43/46Serenity in a picture and the perfect spot to contemplate life overlooking Kwando Lagoon with the mist rising at dawn.
44/46Casts a whole different meaning to a morning ‘lie in’ when you contemplate waking up in the comfort of your tent at Machaba Camp.
45/46An early morning massage on the verandah of your tent at Machaba Camp is the perfect way to unwind.
46/46Getting There
British Airways offer direct flights from London to Johannesburg (duration 11.5 hours), located in the east of South Africa. SAA and Virgin Atlantic also fly this route. On arrival in Johannesburg, there are two connecting flights (duration 2 hours) on either South African Airlink or Air Botswana which fly direct to Maun, situated in the North of Botswana - often called the ‘gateway to the Okavango’ due to its close proximity to the Delta. If you are combining Botswana with South Africa, there are also direct flights from Cape Town to Maun and from Cape Town to London.
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