A relatively prosperous safari superstar in southern Africa, its also home to most of the continent's San (bushmen).

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The Okavango Delta's Macatoo Camp cited in 'Exploring Mother Nature on Horseback Across the World'

Science continues to prove that being in nature has benefits for our mental health, this evidence boosting the popularity of holidays where we are able to reconnect with the world around us. To ensure you stay positive this year, riding holiday specialist Ranch Rider has created a top ten list of horseback escapes where you can maximise the feel-good potential of a week in the saddle - their selection based on location, available activities and the “nature factor” (experience and location were…

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Botswana on our blogger's list of 9 safest African countries to visit

Trаvеlіng to a fоrеіgn lаnd usually involves a certain amount of wаrіnеѕѕ аnd unсеrtаіntу - but especially when vіѕіtіng developing соuntrіеѕ whеrе a mаjоr роrtіоn of thе population live undеr the роvеrtу lіnе. But уоu know what's ѕаd? Tо let thеѕе uncertainties ѕtор уоu from еxрlоrіng fascinating new parts of the world. Africa is perhaps the continent that inspires the most wariness due to widespread poverty, corruption, wars, and other travails. But with exceptions where there's actual civil…

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  • Jeffrey Kunst April 18, 2022 at 11:59am
    Botswana has in recent years had an exemplary record in terms of balancing tourism and conservation, but a recent decision to allow 11 new safari camps to be established inside Chobe National Park has raised concerns about whether or not personal interests have prevailed over environmental concerns: https://www.msn.com/en-gb/news/uknews/conservationists-raise-concer...
    Conservationists raise concerns over proposal for new lodges in Chobe National Park
    A petition against the proposal cites overcrowding, loss of river front and blockage of wildlife corridors
  • Ed Wetschler September 10, 2011 at 5:54pm
    Have you seen this blog about the disappearing rhinos?  http://www.tripatini.com/profiles/blogs/africa-talks-by-shaza-holid...
  • Tripatini November 8, 2010 at 12:26am
    Botswana gets a shout-out today in the Tripatini blog post Africa Safaris 101: The Game's Afoot.
  • Tripatini June 14, 2010 at 4:22pm
    Have a look at an interesting Botswana snapshot, now in our member blogs.
  • Kathy Moroney September 24, 2009 at 12:06am
    Now is a great time to travel to Africa. Many airlines are having special airfares that have to be ticketed by September 24, but are good for travel through January 6, 2010. If you’ve been thinking about going to Africa—whether on a safari, a cultural trip, searching for your roots, or any purpose—this is the best airfare we’ve seen in a long time.

    Welcome to Kalahari Summer, Botswana’s definitive green season (1st December 2009 – 31st March 2010) promotion. Visit http://www.kalaharisummer.com/ for 14 participating lodges and camps.
    Celebrate the incredible value for money and the spontaneous celebration of nature that is summer in Botswana.
  • José Balido July 30, 2009 at 8:28pm
    It's been 11 years since I went camping in Botswana, but what a trip! Among the most memorable travel experiences I've had: pitching our tent in the bush -- no game park, no fences, nothing between us and the wild animals -- in the Okavango Delta. And a cool, starry night sitting around a campfire with the San (Bushmen), who told told tribal stories and legends. We had no idea what they were saying, of course, but it was magical (especially for a former linguistics student!) to hear them speaking their clicking language. I would go back in a minute.
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