:: Where we go - Botswana

Okavango Delta, a vast area of crystal clear water which is home to an amazing variety of birdlife and wildlife. Fed by floodwater from the Angolan highlands in June, it fans out into a shifting web of palm fringed channels, lagoons and islands and gently soaks away into the Kalahari desert to the south.

Moremi Game Reserve, part of the eastern side of the delta, has diverse ecosystems harbouring a great variety of wildlife and scenery.

Linyanti, open plains and marshland excellent cat sightings and wild dog.

Chobe National Park, best known for its huge herds of elephant and the panorama and life around the Chobe River floodplains.

Makgadikgadi Pans, covering over 12,000 sq kms of land, the remnants of an enormous inland lake are now some of the largest saltpans in the world.

The Kalahari, where the San bushmen can show you skills learnt over generations which have allowed them to survive the harsh conditions.

There are two main seasons: April to November is the driest time and December to March when it can be hot and rainy with thunderstorms. In the winter months of July and August the evenings are cool and the days warm and clear while October and November are hottest.

Game viewing by day and night throughout Botswana.

Dug out canoe (mokoro) and boat safaris in the Okavango Delta and on the Chobe River.

Walking safaris in the Okavango Delta and the Linyanti region.

Bird watching anywhere, any time but especially November to March when the migrants are around.

Horse safaris, an unforgettable experience, riding with the wildlife through the shallow water and on the islands of the delta.

Elephant back safaris, the ultimate!

Fishing in the Okavango Delta and Chobe River.