Botswana Blog Posts

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Our Botswana Travel Bucket List of destinations and activities that are a little off the cuff when it comes to this amazing country of Botswana. Not just your stock standard safari destinations but something a little different that will keep one interested not matter the time of year.

The world below from above… It's like a woven tapestry of colours, shapes and tones. For me flying over Botswana and the Okavango Delta in a light aircraft was nothing short of captivating - my head firmly placed against the little windows to try and take it all in.

The land glides past as your poler sweeps you through the narrow channels and into bodies of water that seem to hide the mysteries of the bush... what lurks beneath... It's quiet; you can hear yourself breathe, the reeds hustle, the hippos come up for air...

The award was presented by Karibu Safari Botswana in their international sales incentive competition for the year's best individual sales person based on the number of confirmed bookings, pax traveling and the total value of sales.

Flying over on Air Botswana was fine, with no delays as such. On arrival, I was mesmerized by just how small an international airport can be. Maun airport is truly nothing that I expected, but they say, great things come in small packages but not the case here.

Upon discovering that I would have to endure two 'big' and four 'little' planes over a period of just four days, a cold sweat came over me which was slightly relieved when I discovered that we would be in one of the bigger Caravans instead of the much smaller Cessna’s.

By a coincidence of geography and geology, Botswana has within its boundaries one of the world's great inland waterways, the Okavango Delta. The Okavango River drains water from the Angola highlands into a depression or trough which collects in a delta spreading over 10000 square kilometers.