Botswana, a jewel in Africa's crown, invites luxury travelers to indulge in its unparalleled wilderness and bespoke experiences. Renowned for its exclusive safaris, Botswana offers intimate encounters with nature in the Okavango Delta, where private lodges and luxury camps provide front-row seats to the spectacle of wildlife.
The Chobe National Park is a haven for elephants, and a river cruise offers a unique perspective of these majestic creatures. For a truly exclusive experience, the Makgadikgadi Pans' vast salt flats promise solitude and stargazing like no other. Luxurious accommodations blend seamlessly with the environment, from opulent tented camps to lavish lodges, ensuring comfort amidst the wild. Botswana's commitment to sustainable tourism ensures that your journey contributes to preserving this pristine paradise. Embark on a tailor-made adventure where every detail is crafted to perfection, and discover the timeless beauty and sophisticated charm of Botswana.
Semiarid; warm winters and hot summers
Tswana (or Setswana) 79%, Kalanga 11%, Basarwa 3%, other, including Kgalagadi and people of European ancestry 7%
Handshakes, in Botswana, are more intricate than in western countries and involve the left hand placed under the right elbow.
Seswaa (or loswao) — beef or goat meat boiled with salt until tender and sometimes pounded; often served with maize meal, ground corn, or sorghum
Good economic governance and financial management; diamond-driven growth model declining; rapid poverty reductions; high unemployment, particularly among youth; COVID-19 sharply contracted the economy and recovery is slow; public sector wages have posed fiscal challenges