Botswana

Surely one of the highlights of Botswana is their innovative approach to tourism which has unique mechanics in place to ensure a minimal impact on the environment. This means there are fewer people per lodge or park and you get to completely immerse yourself in the remote wilderness that will keep you coming back for more.

A premier birding destination, with game that rarely disappoints, you can find yourself taking it all in on multiple daily game drives, night drives or even on foot for those slightly more adventurous.

Botswana is a land locked country with expansive flat arid landscapes, making the Okavango Delta a remarkable wetland wonder. From an abundance of Elephants in the Chobe National Park, to thousands of flamingos who migrate to the vast salt pans of the Makgadikgadi during wet season and the Unesco world heritage site waterways of the Okavango Delta, Botswana is an incredible destination for the whole family to visit year round. While the dry season, April-September, is the most popular time to visit for most, the rainy, otherwise known as the “Green season”, December – March, can also be a good time to travel as most other travelers stay away, ensuring quieter parks.

Botswana’s compelling character will leave the whole family feeling relaxed and more connected to the raw landscapes of Africa.