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Water Safari
Mokoros in the Okavango, boats on the Lower Zambezi, fly-camping by the Linyanti. The trips where water is the medium.
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Guides
Botswana has water again. Here is what that means for your safari.
Botswana is having a stronger water year. Here is what that changes, and why the right lodge and the right week still matter more than a brochure month.
Stories
The Mozambique dhow: a slow boat at the end of a fast trip
Why we put a dhow afternoon into almost every Mozambique trip. Sail, salt water and the long breath out after safari.
Journeys
Ten days alone in Zimbabwe and Botswana. Why we keep recommending it
A 10-day solo female itinerary from Victoria Falls to Makgadikgadi and the Okavango Delta. Sian walks you through how we planned it.
Stories
The Okavango is the second river
Why the Delta floods in the dry season, and what that does to a safari
Guides
Botswana with kids: why families keep coming back
Botswana is one of Africa's most rewarding destinations for families. Here's what makes it work, and how to plan it well.
Guides
Botswana or Zambia, which safari should you choose
One country is water. The other is silence under your boots
Journeys
Three generations in the Okavango
A family of seven across grandparents, parents, and three children. Eight nights, two camps, one table. How we built a multigenerational safari in northern Botswana that worked at every age.
Guides
When to go on safari in Botswana
The Delta has two good seasons. They are completely different trips
