Botswana is home to the world’s largest inland delta named Okavango Delta. It covers an area roughly 15,000 square kilometers and many wild animals call this place home. What this obviously means for a sightseer is that there are plenty of opportunities to see wildlife in their natural habitat.
The reserve is considered the most beautiful in Africa due to the concentration of giraffes, buffaloes, lions, cheetahs and wild dogs. It also provides a home to wide variety of birds. Locals and visitors enjoy traveling on traditional canoes called “mokoro”. This activity makes the place unique and worth visiting. A lot of safaris can be more hands-on and full of adventure while some other safaris offer a lot of
luxury.
Game, such as zebra, giraffe, elephants, spotted hyenas, baboons, as well as all sorts of big cats, including lions and cheetahs, make a Botswana safari in the Okavango Delta region an event to be remembered, always.
It is the meeting place of two rivers: the Shashe and the Limpopo rivers. The dramatic terrain of the region, the funny shaped hills and rock crops that vividly cover the landscape provide beautiful sceneries to view during your safari holidays. Predators such as leopards, lions, wild dogs and cheetahs can also be seen. The Imax film, ‘ Roar of The Kalahari’ by Tim Liversedge, was set up in the Nxai Pan National Park.
The tour should not be concluded without stopping by at one of lodges around the Thamalakane region. Friendly trained staff will ensure you enjoy your stay at the accommodation areas during your vacation. There may even be Nile crocodiles, so it is important to listen to guide and not stray near the river.
