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A Botswana holiday can offer even the most discerning traveller a getaway of unparalleled luxury and splendour. From the spectacular sight of animals gathering around the waters of the Okavango Delta, to the mirage-like shimmer of the Makgadikgadi salt pans, to the lionesses racing across the Kalahari sands in rapid pursuit of a gemsbok, Botswana offers a myriad of scenic delights.
As the popularity of Botswana safaris has grown, so the number of places to stay has increased. There are a number of luxurious, upmarket accommodation facilities available during your Botswana holiday, including hotels, lodges, resorts and camps. Here you will find world-class service, outstanding food, and a range of facilities including spas, restaurants, gyms, swimming pools, golf-courses and much more. Rooms are fully-equipped and equipment at such superior accommodation is, of course, state of the art. Staff are friendly but discreet and on call should you require assistance during your Botswana holiday.
There are a variety of Botswana safari options available to suit your preferences and requirements. If you enjoy bird-watching then Camp Okavango can offer you canoe-based bird-watching excursions, as well as a number of game- and nature walks. If learning about the local people appeals, then Oddball's Main Camp, a camp accessible only by light aircraft, can arrange a boat ride by the local people in traditional mokoras (dug-out canoes) for authentic Botswana travel. They have also been known to invite holiday-makers back to their village and invite them to share a meal. Deception Valley Lodge can arrange tours of the area with a traditional Bushman, who will share tribal stories and show you his beloved homeland. Game viewing tours can be arranged at these and other camps.
Botswana boasts the Okavango Delta, the Makgadikgadi salt pans, and Tsodilo Hills as its three renowned scenic attractions. The water from seasonal rains takes up to four months to reach the last 250 kilometres of the Okavango Delta, explaining the increased volumes of water during the dry winter months (June to August). Because of this, vast numbers of wildlife gather around its waters, providing spectacular viewing opportunities for those on a Botswana safari. The Makgadikgadi pans are some of the largest salt pans in the world, while Tsodilo Hills has a number of rock paintings and is of great cultural and spiritual importance to the local peoples.
If you want a real safari experience without having to compromise on style and comfort then Wydah Tours can tailor-make your safari for the ultimate Botswana holiday.
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