Mountain Tops & Wildlife Safari (New Year’s Tour)

Some of the most amazing animal exhibits on the planet may be seen in Botswana. It’s a birds’ paradise, lions wander freely, and there are endangered African wild dogs and aquatic antelopes. With its rising rhino population and plentiful birds at every turn, this country is an ideal place for a safari full of unforgettable animal encounters. The Delta’s lushness on the one hand, and the Kalahari’s harsh desert scenery on the other. Along with the amazing differences in landscape, there are unique species that have adapted to their respective surroundings. Botswana has the greatest elephant population in Southern Africa. So, if you love your ellies, this is the place for you. You may observe them not just in Moremi Game Reserves, where herds of 20-50 ellies roam the huge open savannahs, but you can also witness them playing and swimming in the Zambezi River from Chobe National Park.

The Richtersveld Cultural and Botanical Landscape is a remarkable Mountainous Desert in the North-West of the country that is uniquely owned and managed by the Nama Community and their descendants!
The geology and plant life of the Richtersveld are special. Some rocks are up to 2000 million years old, and the area is rich in botanical biodiversity. Small wonder the park was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2007.

A highlight not to be missed is the visit to Angola’s only private nature reserve, a pristine slice of wilderness where wildlife roams freely in its natural habitat. It’s a unique opportunity to witness the country’s diverse flora and fauna up close, all within a protected sanctuary where nature thrives undisturbed.