Botswana Tours
A Wild Private Tour Over the Lush Wetlands of Botswana, a large country where the animals are free to roam through fenceless territories grazing on the lush wetlands of the delta.
Now visualise that you are standing watching one of the world's most extraordinary wildlife spectacles up close and personal with a wild private tour over the lush wetlands of Botswana.
From the sands of the Kalahari, the largest desert on the planet to the salt pans of Makgadik-gave there is nowhere quite like this on Earth.
Fall asleep to the sound of roaring Lions and the cackle of the Hyenas as they roam the vast planes nearby or build a campfire and sit out under the stars.
Take a guided private tour and stay in one of the many exclusive lodges for a front row seat of nature in its full glory.
Its extreme aridness and contrasting biblical proportioned floods make this a haven for roaming creatures and varied birdlife. Make your dream a reality with a once in a lifetime experience.
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A country of extremes Botswana offers the seasoned safari traveller the opportunity to witness first hand the wonders of its vast landscapes and animal population…
Its arid Kalahari desert and abundant waterways of Okavango offer a staggering example of contrasting views and astonishing beauty offering some of the best all year round wildlife safaris you will find.
In a land where animals are left to wander their own environment freely, and humans then become the visitors, you can take many wild exhilarating private tours to see these stunning sights.
The meandering river delta of Okavango Delta and its wallowing hippos.
Sleep outside on a unique tented safari and join the animals in their own habitat.
A guided private tour to witness the world's largest salt planes and their thousands of migrating zebra.
On the edge of the desert learn the history of this land from its stunning rock paintings while on a sightseeing tour.
Ride a Dune buggy across the famous terracotta dunes of the Kalahari desert.