Botswana – National Geographic Traveller
Their trunks are each other, two teenage tugging and pulling twisted around elephants knee-deep in water, before letting go and...
Continue Reading →Their trunks are each other, two teenage tugging and pulling twisted around elephants knee-deep in water, before letting go and...
Continue Reading →You’ll travel by land and river to the Chobe National Park, where you will safari by vehicle and also by...
Continue Reading →Chobe Safari Lodge has been a proud supporter of Kachikau Special Unit School for children with special needs since 2013....
Continue Reading →Wide, far reaching landscapes and serene, dreamlike atmosphere. This is how the Makgadikgadi Salt Pans is described. It is one...
Continue Reading →The white Makgadikgadi salt pans cover a vast Switzerland-sized patch of Botswana. This was Africa’s largest inland sea a million...
Continue Reading →Whether you’re looking for a luxurious yet affordable island accommodation, the adventure of a lifetime, or a private and romantic...
Continue Reading →From magical intimate dinners under a canopy of stars, luxury vintage safari camps with amiable nostalgic safari atmosphere and starlight...
Continue Reading →Safaris are too expensive Sure, safaris can be expensive. But it is not impossible to go on a safari with...
Continue Reading →The bus had stopped at the banks of a river and everyone, but I, hopped out. I glanced out of...
Continue Reading →Originally published in the Essentials Magazine in February 2016 (print magazine article). Visit the Essentials Magazine website: www.essentials.co.za
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