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four views of botswana

One of Africa's most ecologically diverse countries, Botswana is a haven for precious flora and fauna...

Four Views of Botswana is a feature from Issue 8 of Charitable Traveller. Click to read more from this issue.

Okavango Delta

Swelling three times in size between March and August, this delta floods into the savannah instead of the sea, creating one of the richest environments on earth. Wildlife drawn to this labyrinth of papyrus-fringed waterways, serene lagoons and wild islands includes rare fish eating owls, big cats, African wild dogs, and rhinos.

Kgalagadi

Shared between Botswana and South Africa, the Kgalagadi Transfrontier Park is an arid, sparsely vegetated area with rolling red sand dunes. This unforgiving environment is patrolled by black-maned lions while cheetahs hunt along river beds, leopards lounge in trees, meerkats keep watch, and raptors soar above.

Chobe

Chobe National Park has some of the highest game density of any place in Africa. The Chobe River trails through sandy terrain, lush floodplains and dense forests of cathedral mopane trees. Thousands of elephants and buffalo trek from Zimbabwe to drink at the river along with lions, baboons, and zebras, while hippos and crocodiles lurk.

Makgadikgadi

An area roughly the size of Portugal, Makgadikgadi is mostly uninhabited by humans. A series of flat featureless salt pans are fringed by grasslands and dotted with huge gnarled baobab trees, creating a dramatic backdrop against the sunset. In the wet season water appears and herds of zebra and wildebeest gather as well as giraffes, elephants, and rare brown hyenas.

Four Views of Botswana

One of Africa's most ecologically diverse countries, Botswana is a haven for precious flora and fauna...

Four Views of Botswana is a feature from Issue 8 of Charitable Traveller. Click to read more from this issue.

Okavango Delta

Swelling three times in size between March and August, this delta floods into the savannah instead of the sea, creating one of the richest environments on earth. Wildlife drawn to this labyrinth of papyrus-fringed waterways, serene lagoons and wild islands includes rare fish eating owls, big cats, African wild dogs, and rhinos.

Kgalagadi

Shared between Botswana and South Africa, the Kgalagadi Transfrontier Park is an arid, sparsely vegetated area with rolling red sand dunes. this unforgiving environment is patrolled by black-maned lions while cheetahs hunt along river beds, leopards lounge in trees, meerkats keep watch, and raptors soar above.

Chobe

Chobe National Park has some of the highest game density of any place in Africa. The Chobe River trails through sandy terrain, lush floodplains and dense forests of cathedral mopane trees. Thousands of elephants and buffalo trek from Zimbabwe to drink at the river along with lions, baboons, and zebras, while hippos and crocodiles lurk.

Makgadikgadi

An area roughly the size of Portugal, Makgadikgadi is mostly uninhabited by humans. A series of flat featureless salt pans are fringed by grasslands and dotted with huge gnarled baobab trees, creating a dramatic backdrop against the sunset. In the wet season water appears and herds of zebra and wildebeest gather as well as giraffes, elephants, and rare brown hyenas.

Four views of Botswana

One of Africa's most ecologically diverse countries, Botswana is a haven for precious flora and fauna...

Four Views of Botswana is a feature from Issue 8 of Charitable Traveller. Click to read more from this issue.

Okavango Delta

Swelling three times in size between March and August, this delta floods into the savannah instead of the sea, creating one of the richest environments on earth. Wildlife drawn to this labyrinth of papyrus-fringed waterways, serene lagoons and wild islands includes rare fish eating owls, big cats, African wild dogs, and rhinos.

Kgalagadi

The Atacama Desert in northern Chile is the driest place on earth but its relatively high altitude means it’s not as hot as you might think. The Mars-like landscape of jagged orange rocks is dotted with ashen volcanoes and steaming geysers, while vivid blue lakes and dazzling white salt flats are home to flocks of pink flamingos who thrive in the unique saline environment.shared between Botswana and South Africa, the Kgalagadi Transfrontier Park is an arid, sparsely vegetated area with rolling red sand dunes. this unforgiving environment is patrolled by black-maned lions while cheetahs hunt along river beds, leopards lounge in trees, meerkats keep watch, and raptors soar above.

Makgadikgadi

An area roughly the size of Portugal, Makgadikgadi is mostly uninhabited by humans. A series of flat featureless salt pans are fringed by grasslands and dotted with huge gnarled baobab trees, creating a dramatic backdrop against the sunset. In the wet season water appears and herds of zebra and wildebeest gather as well as giraffes, elephants, and rare brown hyenas.

chobe

Chobe National Park has some of the highest game density of any place in Africa. The Chobe River trails through sandy terrain, lush floodplains and dense forests of cathedral mopane trees. Thousands of elephants and buffalo trek from Zimbabwe to drink at the river along with lions, baboons, and zebras, while hippos and crocodiles lurk.