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Sailings on the Zambezi Queen Collection's houseboats in Botswana offer views that are unavailable on traditional land safaris.

Her mystery is not just the large bodies of water with isolated islands rich in the beauty of flora and fauna in this tourism gateway - this internationally renowned travel capital, has a strong sense of history, some sort of hidden purpose and legacy which plays with one’s senses as they explore the mighty Chobe River.

Originally, free travel in Africa was the preserve of a few adventurous backpackers. Today, it is possible to go individually without taking any risk through a tour operator. Five stays without ties!

If an African Safari is not on your bucket list, it should be! Not only are there nine Countries in Africa that have amazing Safari adventures, but within If you are thinking about going on safari to Africa, you have so many options to consider. There are many outstanding and different types of accommodations to choose from and the landscapes are quite different. This post, as well as others that I have linked to, will give you good information about the destination and what to expect. As you re...

While hunters celebrate and conservationists mourn the killing of two of Botswana’s largest-tusked elephants, a biodiversity tragedy is waiting in the wings.

Isibindi Africa's newest lodge Tsowa Safari Island is not only open for business but has been expanded and given a make-over during lockdown.

Chobe National Park’s goose that lays the golden egg of Botswana tourism is under threat of being killed by eight 75-bed lodges planned for its prime riverfront. If it goes ahead, wildlife people pay to see will most likely have fled.

The Director of Botswana’s Department of Wildlife and National Parks (DWNP) Dr. Kabelo Senyatso has said contrary to some beliefs, increased movement within

The decision to allow construction of eleven (11) safari camps inside the Chobe National Park (CNP) has raised concerns about whether or not personal

The unique ecosystems along Africa’s great rivers are home to a staggering array of wildlife, impressive ancient cities, and temples, as well as fascinating tribes and cultures that flourished on their banks.