There’s something undeniably magical about Botswana – the silence of the Okavango Delta broken only by a fish eagle’s cry, the rustle of reeds as an elephant crosses your path, the drama of a lioness on the hunt. But what if you could take that magic and extend it beyond the Delta’s waterways and the Chobe River’s game-rich shores?
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A honeymoon safari in Botswana is a dream come true for couples seeking romance, adventure, and breathtaking landscapes. As a Botswana destination specialist, Think Africa Travel is here to guide you through the top ten honeymoon safari experiences that will create lasting memories as you embark on this beautiful journey together.
Embarking on a family safari in Botswana is an adventure that promises unforgettable experiences and cherished memories. As a leading safari travel specialist, Think Africa Travel is dedicated to crafting unique family experiences that highlight the beauty and diversity of Botswana’s wilderness.
Shinde Footsteps – Walter Smith The soothing sensation of slipping away into a deep night’s slumber is magnificently aided by the tinkling sound caress of the miniature long and painted reed frogs calling out their territorial space within the wild lagoon to the front of this incredible setting. The deep hoot of a Verraux’s Eagle Owl from its perch high …
Tomorrow we say a sad goodbye to our intern Masego Maruping. Masego is a student at the Botswana Accountancy College and has been with us for three months, gaining practical experience in the tourism industry. During that time she has worked hard in across the organisation, but found time to visit Desert & Delta Safaris’ Camp Okavango. Camp Okavango – …
The latest entrant in Botswana’s safari outfitters, Natural Selection draws on years of experience with its founders some of southern Africa’s safari pioneers. The company operates camps in both Botswana and Nambia with two camps scheduled to open in South Africa. All Natural Selection’s camps are very different with a model of creating operational partnerships with both new and existing …
Covering over 150 km the zebra migration from the Okavango Delta to the Makgadikgadi ceased in 1968 with the erection of veterinary fences in the 1950s and 1960s. It has however been re-established over recent years with the removal of the fences. Recent research has identified other significant zebra migrations, with a research team consisting of WWF, the Namibian Ministry …
A boat makes its way out on the Chobe River on the northern boundary of the Chobe National Park. With the river’s floodplains famed for their huge herds of elephant and buffalo, a boat excursion is a super way to explore this environment. Camps in the region include &Beyond’s Chobe Under Canvas and Desert & Delta Safaris’ Chobe Game Lodge or …
Feline Fields is situated on the edge of a wooded island deep in the Kalahari Desert. This innovative lodge celebrates the peace, space, and light which flows throughout this vast area with a design inspired by the simplicity of the Kalahari, an inviting oasis. Perfect for honeymoon safaris. Activities at the lodge explore the Kalahari Desert in which it is …
