Botswana Horse Safari – 5 Nights

6 days / 5 nights

Botswana is a landlocked country in Southern Africa known for its stable democracy, rich cultural heritage, and exceptional wildlife. The country is renowned for its vast wilderness areas, including the Okavango Delta, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the world’s largest inland deltas, as well as the Kalahari Desert and Chobe National Park, which hosts one of the largest concentrations of elephants on the continent. Botswana’s commitment to conservation has made it a premier safari destination, offering visitors the chance to see diverse wildlife in pristine environments. The country is also known for its diamond industry, which plays a significant role in its economy. Botswana’s blend of natural beauty, wildlife, and cultural richness makes it a standout destination in Africa.

1 Camp Kalahari

3 nights

Camp Kalahari sits among acacias and Mokolwane palms on the edge of the Makgadikgadi Salt Pans. A relaxed, family-friendly camp, ideal for those seeking fun and adventure, without sacrificing comfort or style.

The camp is an eclectic mix of original African furnishings paired with traditional campaign furniture and colonial antiques. Guests can relax in the traditional lounge/dining area, or cool off in the large swimming pool. All 12 spacious Meru tents – 6 twin, 4 double and 2 family tents, are en-suite and furnished with rich textiles, Moroccan kilims, and four poster beds.

Guests can enjoy a range of year-round activities: Get up close and personal with a gang of friendly habituated meerkats; walk with Zu/’hoasi Bushmen for a glimpse into their ancient culture; game drive to experience unique desert wildlife; visit the Fallen Baobab, campsite of Livingstone & Selous and one of Africa’s three largest, oldest trees.

Dry season only: quad bike across the lunar expanse of the pans; lie out on the pans as the sun sets; watch the planetarium show unfold with horizon-to-horizon stars.
Wet season only: experience the spectacular migration of zebra and wildebeest, the second biggest in Africa and the last remaining in Southern Africa.