Trips to Botswana

Have you ever been to a country where over 60% of its inhabitants are animals? As always happens with big decisions, you realize that traveling to Botswana was one of them when you are already there, and it is your eyes, not someone else's, that are sketching along your path the vastness of the  Kalahari Desert and the great wildlife sanctuary it holds within. The sparse human presence makes Botswana the best country in Africa—and in the world—to see animals in the wild. In Kasane, the four corners of Africa meet, where Botswana converges with Namibia, Zambia, and Zimbabwe, on the banks of the Chobe River.

"Did you know that Botswana is the land of diamonds and elephants?"

In the northwest of the country, you can see what has been considered the largest inland delta in the world, the Okavango Delta, which is also, in your trip to Botswana, one of the best places to see the Big Five of Africa on safari: the elephant, the white and black rhinoceros, the lion, the leopard, and the buffalo. It's around the delta where you can visit the Moremi Reserve, the Chobe National Park, known for its large concentration of African elephants, and Makgadikgadi, full of salt flats that cover the same area as all of Portugal. Isn't that last part crazy?