Botswana tourism waterhole Newsletter

Adventure is defined by a certain amount of unpredictability and unknown. It should also enhance senses and stimulate adrenaline.

Children in the Wilderness (CITW) is a non-profit organisation supported by Wilderness Safaris. It began in Botswana in 2001, and is an environmental and life skills educational programme.

Introducing our Toyota Landcruisers which have been specially built for game viewing and photography. All have completely open seating areas and cabs for unhindered photography.

We are proud of our heritage, firmly rooted in the classic luxury of African Safari camps in the halcyon days of the early 20th century.

Join Deborah Carter and Steve O'Meara for a magical weekend yoga and star-gazing retreat in the awe inspiring Salt Pans of northern Botswana.

An extensive refurbishment of its main Lodge. All of its suites have had a makeover to look right up to date and with a definite dash of “wow factor”.

The camp rests on top of ancient and awe inspiring cliffs, with the serene Boteti River flowing in front and views of zebra, kudu and elephant beyond.

We’ve got safaris to give away to Tour Operators who promote travel to Botswana when they share the moments on social media.

The brand new Duba Expedition Camp has opened, sitting in the heart of classic Okavango Delta habitat. A matrix
 of palm-dotted islands, flood plains and woodland.

Wilderness Safaris announces winning the World Travel & Tourism Council (WTTC) 2016 'Tourism for Tomorrow' Award in the Environment category.