We walk there, we fly there, we drive there and of course we paddle there! Botswana is a land-locked country dominated in geographical terms by the Kalahari Desert, a sand-filled basin averaging 1100 metres above sea level. It offers some of the most unique landscapes in southern Africa.

In Botswana's northwest, the Okavango River flows in from the highlands of Angola and soaks into the sands, forming a 15,000 square-kilometre network of water channels, lagoons, swamps and islands. The Okavango is the largest inland delta system in the world, only a little smaller than Israel or half of Switzerland. The north-eastern region of the Kalahari Basin contains the Makgadikgadi Pans, an extensive network of saltpans and ephemeral lakes.

Covering an area of about 75 square kilometres, the Tuli Game Reserve is a region rich in wildlife and interesting landscapes, and one reserve among the pockets of conservation that make up the Tuli Block in eastern Botswana.

We walk here (with our accredited professional trail guides) and have some of the most incredible experiences with wildlife you can ever imagine: lion, leopard, cheetah, spotted and brown hyena, bat-eared fox, eland, zebras, wildebeest and elephant (the elephant sightings are fantastic) and if you want something rustic we can also arrange that.