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Join bushmen and meerkats on the Kalahari, trail the Makgadikgadi Pans and wonder at the kaleidoscope of birds on the Okavango Delta, all in the company of a qualified Botswana guide from tourHQ.
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I grew up in Maun,the center of Safari activities in Botswana. Since I was a small boy,I was ...
I was born and raised in a small village in the Chobe area, west of the main town called Kasane. ...
Dulang, a native of Maun, spent his formative years on the fringes of the Okavango Delta, herding ...
Clinton was born and raised in Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe. From a very young age, he has had a ...
I'm a young man born at Maun village now located in Kasane. As a young motswana safari nature ...
SEGOLAME MASULE IS A YOUNG MAN OF MOTSWANA, WHO LIVES IN CHOBE AND HE OWNS A CAMPANY THAT ...
I am a full proffessional lincensed guide by Department of Wildlife and National Parks since ...
A vagabond, nomad, explorer or traveler, is how I have lived my life for the past 10+ years. I ...
We are a team of passionate wildlife enthusiasts who have chosen a career as private safari guides ...
Taylor made, personalised 4x4 adventure safari tours in Southern Africa, Namibia, Botswana, ...
I was born deep in the heart of the Okavango Delta where the ecosystem became part of my life. I ...
Thomas Perschil, one of Botswana’s top guides. Fluent in English and German, Thomas is the ...
Adventurous, outgoing and spontaneous are a good way to describe my character. I have very a good ...
Botswana is landlocked nation with a long-standing tourist infrastructure, its main draws including primary claim over the vast Kalahari desert, where game runs wild and most Tswana-speaking bushmen (San) in the world can be found. For an authentically African experience without sacrificing any modern-day comforts, you’ll want to head straight for Botswana.
No travel guide to Botswana will shy away from its status as an African success story. Since gaining independence from British rule in 1966, Botswana has moved into peaceful democracy and grown into one of the wealthiest countries in Africa, due in large part to its diamond-rich resources. But tourism is also to thank for its prosperity, and most travelers are drawn to the wildlife of Botswana. Here, you’ll find lions, cheetahs, antelope and zebras. Wildlife reserves take up over a fifth of the country, from the saltpans of Makgadikgadi Pans National Park (ideal for birdwatchers) to the Okavango River Delta, which flows from Namibia into the Kalahari and counts for one of the highest-ranked attractions in the nation.
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