Botswana

Vast landscapes, rich wildlife heaven

Botswana is a land locked country located in the South of the African continent. The country gained independence from the UK in 1966 and has been a parliamentary democracy ever since. Botswana covers about 580,000 square kilometers of largely unspoiled nature. With only 2.6 million inhabitants, it’s one of the more sparsely populated countries in the world allowing for breathtaking views and leaving ample space for wildlife. The abundance and diversity of wildlife is second to no other country in Africa. Combine this with being in one of the last true wildernesses observing these wonderful animals in their natural habitat and it makes Botswana the place to go.

Land of private wildlife sightings

Botswana’s tourism policy has always had a very restrictive set-up, using concessions – contractual rights – to limit the numbers of guests for each area. This makes Botswana an exclusive destination while successfully preserving the authenticity of its various ecosystems. In practice this means that, unlike in many other African countries, you will often have private wildlife viewings and a better overall safari experience. This is why we have chosen Botswana as our area of operation.

Stay and travel in pure wilderness

We offer all our safaris in carefully selected and largely undiscovered areas across Botswana. Our camps and lodges are therefor remote and private. Missing out on signal and wifi in our tented private camps will help you to leave your daily life behind and really have a genuine safari experience. Our guides have radio communication with our base in town and a satellite telephone and a pager on walks in case of an emergency. The lodges we book for you al have wifi, otherwise we enjoy the sounds of nature.