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Botswana Holidays
Exclusive Botswana
You will spend two nights at Sanctuary Chobe Chilwero in the famed Chobe National Park before continuing on to the newly-opened Xigera Safari Lodge in the Okavango Delta for your next two nights. Add on an optional two nights at Matetsi River Lodge in Victoria Falls.
Captivating Chobe & Savuti
Discover Botswana’s incredible diversity on this captivating 6 night Chobe & Savuti exploration. Widespread savannah and rolling grasslands teeming with wildlife, startling blue waters of the Chobe River attracting an array of birds and Africa’s largest herds of elephants awaits those who venture to these parts of Botswana and the Chobe National Park.
Botswana Safari Expeditions
This Botswana Safari Expedition offers eight extraordinary nights in the game-rich regions of Chobe, Savute and the Okavango Delta. Set off with a qualified guide on six nights of mobile camping where creature comforts and first class service combine seamlessly with the marvels of nature. To unwind from the invigorating camping experience, the last two nights of the journey will be spent in secluded luxury at an andBeyond lodge in the delta.
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Victoria Falls
The waters of Africa’s mighty Zambezi River plunge over the sheer edge of a mile-wide basalt chasm with a continuous, indescribable roar as they dramatically fall one hundred metres at a rate of 3000 tonnes per second. This is the spectacular Victoria Falls, the largest sheet of falling water in the world, one of the Seven Wonders of the Natural World and a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
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Okavango Delta
The Okavango River begins as a trickle of rainwater in the Angolan Highlands and ends by creating a remarkable, wild Eden in the dry north-western Botswana. ‘The river which never finds the sea’ spills its waters over the Kalahari Desert sands and forms the world’s largest inland delta.
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Chobe National Park
The Chobe River forms part of the Botswana border with Namibia, and it is the life-blood of the Chobe National Park with many of the eco-sensitive safari lodges tucked discreetly along the river banks shaded by gracious hardwood trees.
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