Breaking Barriers In The Bush: How African Bush Camps Is Empowering Women As Safari Guides
A quiet revolution is unfolding in Botswana’s wild landscapes. A new wave of female safari guides is boldly embracing a ...
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How We Spent Our Family Vacation: A Nine-Day Safari in Botswana
How We Spent Our Family Vacation is a new column that unpacks a single trip down to the cost, from the point of view of families who love to travel. The Furner family—Sarah, her husband Mateo ...
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I went on safari in Botswana, it was nature unfiltered
My skipping heart, now in my stomach, is slowly catching up. I’m not sure what I was expecting from safari in Botswana, but it felt like awe punching me in the face. Put it this way: there’s ...
The African elephant in the room: Is there such a thing as guilt-free safari?
Electric Jeeps and carbon credits are unlikely to make up for gas-guzzling private flights and building mini towns in the remote savannah. So, what should travellers be looking for?
When check-in is accompanied by a lion’s roar
THE ESSENTIALS Selinda Reserve, Botswana. Rooms from $1760 a person a night and include light-plane transfers, game drives, ...
The Australian23d
Want to see the world’s most exotic wildlife? Botswana is an animal-lover’s paradise
Giraffes at Safari Savute, Botswana. Photo: Mark Goldstein We start out in Botswana’s Camp Xakanaxa (pronounced Ka-ka-na-ka) reached by a nine-seater Cessna Caravan turboprop from the Botswana ...
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I travelled to Botswana during the more affordable off-season and experienced an extraordinary adventure
The air hung heavy around us in a private wildlife concession in Botswana’s Okavango Delta, beneath a cloudless sky that formed a brilliant blue dome. No birds sang, no insects buzzed — it was ...