- 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 Falls
- Botswana has a policy of low tourist impact
- Because it's there
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