Regions in Botswana

A vast swathe of sand, dotted with sparse scrub and the fossilised remains of a long forgotten river-bed: it’s easy to conjure an image of Botswana’s far-stretching desertscape. Dominating the country’s central belt, the Kalahari desert is a sight to behold.

With the sweeping savannah of the northern Kalahari as its stage, Chobe National Park is classic big-game country where buffalo, elephant, and exceptionally large prides of lion have the leading roles. Fringing the Okavango Delta, Chobe National Park is a force to be reckoned with, as it is home to one of the largest concentrations of game in Africa.

A luxury safari in the Okavango Delta is like stepping into a Henri Rousseau painting: a magical, exotic, almost surreal wildlife paradise, home to thousands of birds and animals. It is a wilderness sanctuary of over 15,000 km² filled with water channels, lagoons and islands.