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Botswana is blessed with some of Africa’s most beautiful wilderness areas that provide a haven for great numbers of animals – 17% of Botswana is set aside for wilderness preservation.
Botswana is a land of awesome contrasts – from the vast plains of the Kalahari Desert to the crystal clear waters of the world’s largest inland Delta – The Okavango Delta
Game viewing by Mokoro (dug-out) canoes in the Delta is unforgettable, birding is excellent and angling is rewarding.
The unique Central Kalahari Game Reserve, at 54,600 square km or 21,060 square miles, is the largest reserve in Botswana and one of the largest in Africa.
Chobe National Park, and in particular the Chobe River system is home to Africa’s greatest concentration of elephants.
The Makgadikgadi and Savute areas feature an annual summer migration of zebra and antelope – two of the largest migrations on the continent.
A variety of luxury lodges and camps allow visitors to experience the diversity of Botswana’s wilderness areas
San rock paintings can be seen in certain areas, including Tsodilo Hills, featuring 3500 paintings and recently proclaimed a World Heritage site
Botswana is easily accessible from Johannesburg, Windhoek and Victoria Fall
Botswana has a policy of low tourist impact
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