Chobe National Park: If you have a fondness for elephants, Chobe National Park is the ultimate destination, home to approximately 80,000 of these majestic creatures – one of the largest elephant populations in Africa. You can relish Chobe through a tranquil houseboat cruise on the Chobe River or by staying at one of the select lodges located within the National Park itself.

Linyanti National Park: Linyanti and the upper Savuti regions are undoubtedly among Botswana's most stunning areas, offering an exceptional game viewing experience. Here, you can encounter large herds of buffalo, zebra, and elephants. Since this area is a private game reserve, vehicle numbers are limited, providing one of the finest and most pristine wilderness experiences in all of Africa.

Kalahari Desert: This expansive basin-like plain is the habitat of springbok, oryx, wildebeest, kudu, and steenboks, along with desert specialists like meerkats, bat-eared foxes, and cape foxes. The Kalahari Desert is home to all three of Africa's iconic big cats: cheetahs, leopards, and the renowned black-maned Kalahari lions.

Makgadikgadi Pans: One of the largest salt flats globally, the Makgadikgadi Pans are accessible only during the dry season from March to October when the glistening white expanse stretches so far that you can perceive the curvature of the Earth. From August to November, witness the migration of wildebeests and zebras as they slowly make their way toward the Boteti River in anticipation of the rains, creating a spectacular natural phenomenon.

Okavango Delta: Encompassing an area ranging from 6,000 to 15,000 square kilometers within the Kalahari Desert in northern Botswana, the Okavango Delta is a sprawling inland river delta affected by seasonal flooding. This phenomenon attracts a rich diversity of wildlife, including lions, leopards, hyenas, and much more. It offers an unspoiled wilderness experience and is unquestionably the crown jewel of Botswana's natural wonders.