“The Okavango Delta in Botswana is a miracle of nature – surrounded by desert, comprising of diverse habitats and home to over 80 species of fish and 200 species of birds, including the majestic Fish Eagle.  The Chobe National Park is said to have the highest concentration of elephant in the world, along with vast herds of giraffe, lion and bushbuck. The Savuti Channel in the park was once the home of the legendary Bushman and their exquisite rock paintings can still be seen today."

Safety
Botswana is a very safe destination with a low crime rate. The people of Botswana are generally very friendly. The greatest dangers are out in the wild and visitors should adhere to the rules when visiting parks. Never get out of your vehicle unless absolutely safe to do so and never confront wild animals.  HIV is also a potential risk and precautions must be practiced.