A vast inland delta where the Okavango River spreads into the Kalahari, a UNESCO site, with channels, lagoons and islands full of elephants, hippos, lions and birds. Explore by mokoro (dugout canoe), on foot and by boat.
Most lodges are reached by light aircraft from Maun. Flooding peaks in June to August.
The protected heart of the Okavango Delta, with excellent wildlife, including wild dogs, leopards and lions, in mopane woodland and floodplains.
Hills in the Kalahari with more than 4,500 rock paintings, the 'Louvre of the Desert', sacred to the San, a UNESCO site.
A park with one of the largest elephant populations in Africa.
Huge salt pans, the remains of an ancient lake, where you can sleep out under the stars, meet habituated meerkats and see zebra migrations in the rai…
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