In a landlocked country in southern Africa, bordered by Namibia, Zimbabwe and South Africa, lies a mysterious country packed with wildlife. Get a glimpse of this wonderland in our Botswana in pictures blog post...
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In Botswana, you'll find the largest inland delta in the world. The Okavango Delta attracts many different species, including these lechwe antelopes. They are reliant on water, which is why they flock to the Delta's floodplains.
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When you're not exploring Botswana on water-based safaris, your classic game drives will be just as action-packed. The Okavango Delta is home to the Big 5, which includes the majestic lion, and seeing these big cats will undoubtedly be one of your most memorable sightings.
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A mokoro is a traditional dugout canoe, best compared to Venice's gondolas. However, the difference is that you won't be staring at buildings! Instead, you'll glide silently along the water, all your senses on high alert, as you admire the landscapes and wildlife coming to the water for a drink or splash.
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In Chobe National Park, you'll find herds of elephants as far as the eye can see! This pocket of Botswana is world famous for having the highest concentration of our beloved gentle giants in the world. And if you want to see them swim, you should visit the Chobe River!
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A helicopter ride is one of our favourite ways to admire Botswana because the country is so vast that it can be difficult to comprehend its full magnificence when you're on land. However, when you take to the skies, you get a full bird's-eye view that will take your breath away!
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How cute? We love Botswana's meerkat colonies, and watching them go about their business is very entertaining! Your best bet to see them is in the Makgadikgadi Pans.
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Another one of our favourite activities in Botswana is a horseback safari. Just imagine trotting along with wildlife, getting much closer when you join them at their eye level.
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Swap traffic commutes with fresh open air on a game drive through Botswana. The Okavango Delta is one of the country's biggest attractions. Known as "the river that never finds the sea", it has puzzled many with its flood reaching its peak in the dry winter season.
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Leopards are famously elusive, camouflaged well in the African plains and hiding in tree branches. Therefore, this big cat is a treat to see on safari and in Botswana, you will encounter your fair share.
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How dreamy is this setting for sipping sundowners as the sun goes down? And in the Okavango Delta, your guide will set everything up in the water for magical reflections all around you. You'll feel like you're floating among the clouds.
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