Chobe National Park

In northern Botswana, the Chobe River is known for its large elephant herds, especially during the dry season. The floodable grasslands of the Savuti Marsh also attract many bird species and migrating zebras.

Meet Chobe's Female Rangers

These rangers are vital to wildlife conservation and community empowerment. They break gender stereotypes and help protect Botswana's natural heritage. Their dedication and leadership offer a unique perspective on conservation, highlighting the important role of women in safeguarding our planet's biodiversity.

Ride a Mokoro in the Okavango

Glide through the Delta's calm waters on a traditional mokoro for close encounters with a diverse range of animals and birds. This peaceful adventure connects you deeply with the region's natural beauty.

Kalahari Meerkats

See meerkats in their natural habitat and watch their social behavior and intricate family dynamics. Botswana's vast landscapes provide a picturesque backdrop for safaris focused on spotting these endearing animals.

Makgadikgadi Pans National Park

Southeast of the Okavango Delta lies Makgadikgadi, one of the world's largest salt flats. Once part of an ancient lake, the pans fill with water during the wet season. This attracts large flocks of flamingos, zebra, springbok, and wildebeest, along with the predators that hunt them, making for fantastic game viewing.