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From the floodplains of the Okavango to the predator-rich Savuti and the elephant corridors of Chobe, Botswana offers some of Africa’s most authentic safaris and plentiful opportunities for wildlife photography.
No.1
biggest population of Elephants
1000th
UNESCO heritage site
150 000
islands in the Okavango Delta
About Botswana
Botswana is one of Africa’s last strongholds for truly wild spaces. With much of its land set aside for conservation, it’s a country where wildlife still moves freely, often over long distances. The Okavango Delta transforms each year with floodwaters from Angola, drawing animals into a shifting wetland unlike any other. Savuti is drier and more dramatic, famous for its predators, while the Chobe River supports some of Africa's highest concentrations of elephants. Together, these regions offer a striking contrast in landscapes that create compelling settings for the photography.
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Why this destination is perfect for you
A safari in Botswana still feels like an adventure. You're deep in the wild, often far from any signs of civilization, where nature—not people—sets the pace. The terrain can be challenging, and camps are intimate and remote, often accessible only by air. But the rewards for stepping into Botswana's wilderness are real. If you're drawn to the idea of venturing off the grid into raw, untamed wilderness, Botswana offers that rare kind of freedom.
Okavango Delta Magic
Glide silently past a basking croc or a feeding heron; this UNESCO-listed wetland delivers water-level perspectives like nowhere else on Earth.
Low-Impact, High-Reward
Botswana’s conservation-driven tourism model means zero crowds at sightings and more authentic experience.
Birdwatcher’s Paradise
Over 500 species, from fish eagles to rare wattle cranes, make Botswana a rewarding destination for bird lovers.
Seasonal Variety, Year-Round Appeal
Each season brings something different: flooding in the Delta, dry-season drama in Chobe, and rich wildlife moving with the seasons that keeps your lens busy.
Elephants' Heaven
Along the Chobe River, observe one of the largest elephant populations in Africa crossing the water.
Savuti’s Big Cat Drama
This legendary region is home to lion prides known for taking down elephants. The chances of spotting also leopards and wild dogs are high too.
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