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Featured destinations’
We arrange organize and deliver the most memorable tours to the most prominent cultural and heritage sites in Botswana. Some of the sites are designated as World Heritage Sites. Tours could be customized to suit your desires and travel expectations
Okavango Delta
A truly amazing wetland, teeming with wildlife. The Okavango delta is offers a truly natural, authentic and thrilling wildlife experience. It is home to thousands of mammal species and a variety of bird species with amazing landscapes and lots of aquatic and dryland vegetation. Here you get to see herds of elephants, buffaloes, red lechwes, waterbuck, zebras, lots of impalas, hippos, crocs, tshesebes and the rare sitatunga
Chobe
Chobe is home to the largest population of freely roaming African elephants in the whole world. It has a variety of habitats that includes wet and dry areas and it offers fantastic wildlife viewing in its different habitats. Boat cruises in the mighty Chobe River are amazing with beautiful sunsets. Chobe has lots of elephants, roan antelope, lots of zebras and blue wildebeest etc.
Makgadikgadi
The remains of an ancient super lake that once flourished with flora and fauna. The Makgadikgadi pans has the best scenery and attracts large flocks of flamingos during the rainy season and of hundreds migrating wildlife. We also offer quad bike adventures in the mighty Makgadikgadi landscapes.
Central Kalahari& Kalahari Trans frontier Park
CKGR are KTP are true definitions of a wilderness area. These two are a radical contrast to the Okavango. They is characterised by beautiful sand dunes and pans with a variety of wildlife species specially adapted to the desert. Here common sightings include Oryx, springbok, bat eared fox, lions, black backed jackal, ostriches and the Kori bustard. The san/Bushman people have lived in these drylands for thousands of years and they are specially adapted to life in the desert. They have amazing survival skills.
TSODILO HILLS
With an estimated 4500 rock paintings, Tsodilo hills in north western Botswana consist of rock art, rock shelters, depressions, and caves. The hills points to a very old, diverse and fascinating cultural significance of the Ban and Bantu people, with some paintings dating back to as old as 24 000 years
QCWIHABA CAVES
This is the richest cave fossil deposit in Botswana and possibly the richest in Southern Africa. The Caves are unique in a sense that they occur in a desert environment and contain a detailed record of the evolution of the Kalahari Environment for the entire Plio-pleistocene epoch.
SOLOMON'S WALL
Solomon's Wall is basalt cliffs, 30 metres high, once formed a natural dam across the Motloutse river. A huge lake filled up behind it, with a waterfall spilling over the dyke during the rains, leaving rich mineral deposits of quartz, agate and other semi-precious stones.
DOMBOSHABA RUINS
(Domboshaba, meaning ‘red rock’ in Kalanga) is a stonewall site dating back to 1440AD, where a regional ruler had his residence and court. The walls incorporate flowing courses of granite blocks with beautiful decorative motifs built around existing boulders and trees.
Why explore the beautiful Botswana with us? At Kalahari Culture & Nature Safaris
- We have extensive knowledge and experience in culture and heritage tourism in Botswana to make your travel with us unforgettable
- Our well trained personnel who respond to your enquiries immediately
- Well-arranged tours offering diverse experiences from natural attractions to world heritage sites
- We offer personalised travel services at the most affordable rates
