Botswana is Southern Africa’s largest and most untouched wilderness area and boasts outstanding wildlife diversity and density.

 

The country’s longstanding commitment to conservation has allowed for the protection of large tracts of wilderness areas, allowing for the safe haven of the largest concentration of elephants in the world, as well as a stronghold for endangered animals such as black rhino, wild dog, cheetah, and lion.

 

Its policy of sustainable tourism through minimal impact allows for exclusive and intimate experiences with the natural world and attracts a caliber of traveler who is passionate about conservation and the true spirit of adventure.