An Exclusive Encounter
with Botswana's Epic Wildlife
Dear Traveler,
If your safari sights are set on Botswana, you know it is one of Africa’s top wildlife destinations. And no one takes you deeper into the Botswana wilds than Nat Hab.
I first visited in 1990, and what struck me then—beyond the sheer abundance of animals—was the sense of being immersed in something both ancient and intact. That hasn’t changed. For all the upgrades in safari comfort, Botswana’s rich ecosystems remain largely undisturbed, thanks to the country’s commitment to conservation.
From its vast savannas and shimmering salt pans to the emerald channels of the Okavango Delta, about 40% of Botswana's land is protected. Here, elephants follow ancestral paths, lions and other predators safeguard their territories, and countless other species flourish.
Our safaris showcase the immensity of Botswana’s wilderness. From our flagship Secluded Botswana Safari to our Epic Botswana & Namibia expedition, green season safaris and family adventures, every trip takes you deep into nature via private conservancies, exclusive camps, chartered flights, top Expedition Leaders and a conservation-first approach as WWF’s travel partner.
If you’re seeking an exhilarating adventure with space, solitude and substance, we’d love to share the Botswana we’ve known for decades. Call 800-543-8917 or visit nathab.com/botswana25 to learn more.
I hope to see you out there,
Ben Bressler Explorer, Founder, Conservationist • Natural Habitat Adventures
Our intimate group size and expert guides get you close to animals like this lioness teaching her cub to watch with patience. Photo by Nat Hab Expedition Leader Danielle Carstens.
Itineraries Exclusive
Get You Farther Afield
Our expertly designed safaris take you deep into Botswana’s wildest places with seamless logistics, led by top naturalist guides. Secluded Botswana explores Chobe National Park, Linyanti and the Okavango Delta via private camps and game drives while Kalahari, the Delta & Beyond pairs desert wildlife and San culture with delta wetlands. Botswana Explorer blends land- and water-based safaris. Family Botswana features wildlife tracking and family-friendly activities and camps. Epic Botswana & Namibia spans five varied regions for unmatched biodiversity. All trips feature small groups, chartered flights, secluded camps and a conservation-first ethos.
Go deeper into the sprawling marshes of the Okavango from our far-flung safari camps in the delta's most remote reaches.
Photo by Dave van Smeerdijk.
Specialized Flights Private Vehicles &
Chartered flights are key to connecting the wildlife-rich regions of Botswana—linking the Okavango Delta, Linyanti Plains and other remote ecosystems quickly and comfortably. These short, scenic rides maximize your time on safari and grant access to secluded camps few others reach. On the ground, our opensided 4x4 vehicles are designed for comfort and visibility, with tiered seating and plenty of room, so every guest has an unobstructed “window” seat and optimal photo angles. We also operate one of the region’s first off-grid electric safari vehicles—quiet, low-impact and ideal for close wildlife encounters.
Using chartered flights to connect Botswana’s diverse regions, we integrate remote camps while eliminating long drives and maximizing your time on safari. Photo by Nat Hab guest Rob Haynes.
Botswana’s Naturalist Finest
Guides Safari
Our Expedition Leaders rank among the most highly certified guides in Africa, with an average of 15 years of training and field experience. Deeply knowledgeable about Botswana’s wildlife, they’re also skilled trackers, naturalists and educators who bring each ecosystem to life with insight, depth and genuine care for the land. Through our partnership with WWF, they receive access to the latest conservation science. Their expertise and intuitive field skills lead to more meaningful wildlife encounters, richer interpretation and personalized guiding that transform a great safari into an extraordinary one.
Expert trackers and interpreters, Nat Hab’s seasoned naturalist guides bring extensive skill, insight and depth to every Botswana safari experience. Photo by Nat Hab staff member Dana Cama.
Opportunities Small Groups Create Big
Our Botswana safari groups are the smallest you'll find, giving your Expedition Leader the freedom to respond to the moment—staying longer at a predator sighting, setting out early for goldenhour light illuminating grazing impala, or veering off-track to follow the fresh prints of a lion. You’ll ride in open 4x4 vehicles with tiered seating and plenty of space for wide-open views, steady camera work and an unbroken connection to the sights, sounds and scents of the bush. Smaller groups also grant us access to remote camps on private conservancies and let us move quietly through sensitive terrain—often leading to closer, more powerful wildlife encounters.
Averaging 6–10 guests per departure, our small groups offer a personalized experience with exclusive access to intimate camps and private reserves.
Photo by Nat Hab guest Kerry de Bruyn.
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Expeditions
Botswana offers extraordinary photo opportunities—elephants crossing delta channels, lions emerging from golden reeds, storm clouds billowing over lush savannas, and so much more. For nature photographers, Nat Hab’s Photo Expeditions offer exceptional access to prolific wildlife and pristine ecosystems. Explore remote reserves in the Okavango Delta on our Secluded Botswana Photo Expedition, with golden-hour shoots, night drives and extended time in the field. The Green Season Photo Expedition adds Deception Valley in the Kalahari, where bold skies and dramatic light elevate every frame. Both journeys include a doors-off helicopter flight, extra luggage allowance for gear, and just four guests per vehicle, led by a photographernaturalist Expedition Leader.
Secluded Botswana Photo Expedition
12 Days / Jun–Oct
From $21995 (Internal Air: $2343)
Limited to 8 Travelers
nathab.com/botswana-photo25
Botswana Green Season Photo Expedition
12 Days / Nov–Mar
From $18995 (Internal Air: $2556)
Limited to 8 Travelers
nathab.com/green-photo25
Our Botswana Photo Expeditions take passionate photographers deep into the bush, working with seasoned guides to capture inspiring images. Photo by Nat Hab staff member Mark Hickey.
Watch for elephants, antelope, zebra and predators from our private Gomoti Camp in the southern Okavango. Photo by Nat Hab guest Andrew Morgan.
Camp Nat Hab's Gomoti
Santawani Private Concession
Southern Okavango Delta, Botswana
Exuding classic safari ambience with contemporary flair, our private Gomoti Camp features five spacious canvas tents on raised decks, with open panels and private verandas offering a view on passing wildlife. Each has a king-size bed or two twins, en suite bathroom, ceiling fan, charging outlet, and sitting area with a coffee table and stylish wooden chairs. Gather in the open-air lounge, and find refreshment in the small plunge pool between game drives. Meals are prepared over the fire by our camp staff, while paraffin lanterns and a crackling campfire create a romantic atmosphere in the evening.
Learn More: nathab.com/gomoti
STAY AT THIS CAMP ON OUR
• Secluded Botswana Safari
• Secluded Botswana Photo Expedition
• Botswana: Kalahari, the Delta & Beyond
• Botswana Green Season Photo Expedition
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Watch for wildlife gathering at the watering hole adjacent to Nat Hab's Gomoti Camp.
Daily game drives from our exclusive Gomoti Camp offer thrilling, up-close encounters with wildlife.
Private camps foster camaraderie among guests
deep connections with our Expedition Leader.
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Nat Hab’s private Pelo Camp surrounds you with delta waters where red lechwe, hippo and elephant roam. Photo by Nat Hab guest Andrew Morgan.
Camp Nat Hab's Pelo
Jao Private Concession
Central Okavango Delta, Botswana
Nat Hab’s Pelo Camp rests on a heart-shaped island amid lily-dotted channels and seasonally flooded plains. Surrounded by water for most of the year, this isolated camp offers a peaceful safari experience. Guests glide silently by mokoro through reeds and papyrus, spotting birds and wildlife at water level. Platform tents have covered verandas, en suite bathrooms, indoor and outdoor showers, and views of the surrounding wetlands. Gather in the shaded boma or cozy lounge, on the raised deck or at the camp's refreshing pool, where you can take a dip while watching wildlife. With no permanent structures, Pelo Camp delivers comfort with a light footprint.
Learn More: nathab.com/pelo
STAY AT THIS CAMP ON OUR
• Secluded Botswana Safari
• Secluded Botswana Photo Expedition
• Botswana: Kalahari, the Delta & Beyond
Arrive to Pelo Camp by boat and experience the wonder of the Okavango Delta up close.
Natural light floods well-appointed guest tents at our exclusive Pelo Camp.
Traditional mokoro rides let guests explore the wilds of the surrounding private Jao Concession.
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Bordered by wetlands, Nat Hab’s private Linyanti Camp sees frequent visits from hippos, elephants and abundant birdlife.
Photo by Nat Hab guest Andrew Morgan.
Camp Nat Hab's Linyanti
Linyanti Private Reserve
Linyanti River, Botswana
Set beneath knob thorn acacia trees with broad views of the Linyanti wetlands, Nat Hab’s private Linyanti Camp is perfectly placed for exploring a region renowned for abundant wildlife. Spacious canvas tents feature en suite bathrooms, indoor and outdoor showers, a writing desk and charging outlets. A shared plunge pool offers a midday break, while the open-air dining area overlooks the river where elephants and hippos gather and songbirds abound. The camp exudes classic safari style, with soft lantern light, fire-cooked meals and stars overhead—an atmosphere that showcases the raw beauty of the African bush.
Learn More: nathab.com/linyanti
STAY AT THIS CAMP ON OUR
• Secluded Botswana Safari
• Secluded Botswana Photo Expedition
Sunrise breakfasts at Linyanti fuel guests for morning game drives.
Experience welcome comfort in the bush within Linyanti's deluxe guest tents.
Observe hippos and elephants from your private deck at Nat Hab's Linyanti Camp.
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Nat Hab's Explorer Camp offers seclusion in the Okavango Delta amid roaming wildlife and lantern-lit nights.
Photo by Nat Hab guest Kerry de Bruyn.
Camp Nat Hab's Explorer
Okavango North Private Concession Northern Okavango Delta, Botswana
Nat Hab’s private Explorer Camp sits in a remote corner of the Okavango Delta among prolific wildlife. This exclusive mobile outpost has eight Meru-style tents, each with a flush toilet, hot showers and classic safari furnishings—dark wood, iron accents and paraffin lanterns. Dine outdoors by candlelight, then fall asleep to hippos grunting beyond the canvas walls. When water levels allow, explore the delta by mokoro or motorboat. Between game drives, relax in the tented lounge with a cold drink. The camp’s simplicity is intentional, immersing guests in wild nature with comfort and character intact.
Learn More: nathab.com/explorer
STAY AT THIS CAMP ON OUR • Botswana Explorer Safari
Rustic in style, Nat Hab's Explorer Camp puts you steps from world-class game drives.
Meru-style tents offer modern comforts and classic safari ambience.
Gourmet meals taste even better when savored from an open-air dining room surrounded by nature.
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Explore Namibia's wild desert from the luxurious base of Hoanib Skeleton Coast Camp. Photo by Dana Allen.
Coast Hoanib Camp Skeleton
Private Palmwag Concession Kaokoveld, Namibia
Hoanib Skeleton Coast Camp offers rare access to Namibia’s isolated Kaokoveld, where the Hoanib River cuts through stark hills and desert. Reachable only by light aircraft, the camp features canvas platform tents with en suite bathrooms, shaded decks and a cool minimalist design. A long lap pool and cushioned deck chairs offer views across the valley. Meals are served under canvas by candlelight, and evenings bring the potential for fireside conversation in the sand. Wildlife includes desert-adapted elephants, lions, giraffe, gemsbok, springbok and brown hyenas.
Learn More: nathab.com/skeleton
STAY AT THIS CAMP ON OUR • Epic Botswana & Namibia Safari
The camp has an exclusive location near Skeleton Coast National Park and its hardy elephants.
This elegant camp reached only by air offers exceptional proximity to desert-adapted wildlife.
Set in the remote Kaokoveld, the camp provides a luxurious base for exploring Namibia's coastal desert.
No Botswana safari gets you closer to more wildlife than this exclusive adventure for just seven guests. Photo by Nat Hab Expedition Leader Richard de Gouveia.
Safari Botswana Secluded
• Botswana's Premier Small-Group Safari
• Remote & Intimate Luxury Camps
• Prolific Wildlife on Uncrowded Private Reserves
In the wilds of Botswana, vast elephant herds still roam the savanna. Hippos and crocodile crowd the Chobe River. Buffalo, giraffe, zebra and antelope thrive in the Okavango Delta and at watering holes that sustain life on the parched plains. Lions laze in the shade of mopane trees while leopards sprawl in the branches, icons of enduring wilderness. Here, nature’s timeless majesty unfolds before your eyes. Our intimate bush camps are reminiscent of a nostalgic era, yet replete with exceptional comfort. If you're searching for the classic romance of Africa, it's still here in secluded Botswana.
Our Flagship Safari—Getting You Farther & Deeper into the Heart of Wildest Africa
Days 1 & 2: Livingstone (Victoria Falls), Zambia / Guided falls tour / Village visit / Rhino walk / Zambezi River • Days 3–5: Private cruise on Chobe River, Botswana / Chartered flight to Nat Hab's Linyanti Camp on private Linyanti Reserve / Day & night game drives / Safari walks • Days 6–8: Chartered flight to private Jao Concession, Central Okavango Delta / Nat Hab's Pelo Camp / Day & night game drives / Boat & mokoro excursions / Safari walks • Days 9–11: Chartered flight to Santawani Private Concession, Southern Okavango / Nat Hab's Gomoti Camp / Day & night game drives / Visit with predator researcher • Day 12: Chartered flight to Maun / Depart
12 Days / Apr–Nov
2026 Price: $18995–$19995 (Internal Air: $2116)
Limited to 7 Travelers
See nathab.com/secluded25
2026 Dates
Apr 17, 20, 23, 26, 29 May 2, 5, 8, 11, 14, 17, 20, 23, 26, 27, 29
Jun 1, 2, 4, 7, 10, 11, 13, 16, 19, 22, 25, 28P Jul 1, 2, 4, 7, 10, 13, 15, 16, 19, 21, 22, 25, 28P, 31 Aug 3, 6, 9, 12, 15, 19, 21, 24P 27, 30 Sep 2, 5, 8, 11, 14P, 17, 20, 23, 26, 29 Oct 2, 5, 6, 8, 11, 14P, 17, 20, 23, 26, 27, 29 Nov 1, 4, 7, 10, 13, 16
2027 Dates
Apr 16, 19, 22, 25, 28 May 1, 4, 7, 10, 12, 13, 16, 19, 22, 23, 25, 26, 28, 31
Jun 1, 3, 4, 6, 7, 9, 10, 12, 15, 18, 20, 21, 24, 27P, 30 Jul 1, 3, 6, 9, 11, 12, 14, 15, 17, 18, 20, 21, 24, 27P, 30 Aug 2, 5, 8, 9, 11, 12, 14, 15, 18, 20, 23P, 26, 29 Sep 1, 4, 7, 10, 13P, 16, 19, 22, 24, 25, 28 Oct 1, 4, 5, 7, 10, 13P, 16, 19, 22, 25, 26, 28, 31 Nov 3, 6, 9, 12, 15
P Secluded Botswana Photo Expedition
BOTSWANA
Okavango Delta
Linyanti
Victoria Falls
Santawani
Maun Chobe
Our custom open-sided safari vehicles provide ample space and clear, closerange views of wildlife.
Photo by Nat Hab guest Kerry De Bruyn.
the Delta & Beyond Kalahari, Botswana
• Rare Green Season Wildlife Immersion
• New Animal Babies Fill the Plains
• Witness Victoria Falls at Peak Volume
Botswana's lush summer offers natural spectacles most travelers miss. Sporadic light rains in the Kalahari Desert mark a time of dramatic change, signaling a great influx of wildlife and plains game births. From January to April, 50,000 zebra and wildebeest pass through the Kalahari in Africa’s second-largest migration. In the Okavango Delta, water levels are lower, offering superb wildlife viewing with stable populations of lion, leopard, wild dog and much more. We also interact with the San people, the earliest hunter-gatherers in southern Africa, whose culture dates back more than 30,000 years.
On This Green Season Safari, Fresh Grass Draws Desert Wildlife & New Births Abound
Days 1 & 2: Livingstone (Victoria Falls), Zambia / Guided falls tour / Rhino walk / Zambezi River • Days 3–5: Private cruise on Chobe River, Botswana / Chartered flight to private Santawani Concession, Okavango Delta / Nat Hab's Gomoti Camp / Day & night game drives / Visit with predator researcher • Days 6–8: Chartered flight to private Jao Concession, Central Okavango / Nat Hab's Pelo Camp / Day & night game drives / Boat & mokoro excursions / Safari walks • Days 9–11: Chartered flight to Makgadikgadi Pans, Eastern Kalahari / Day & night game drives / San cultural visit • Day 12: Chartered flight to Maun / Depart
12 Days / Nov–Mar 2026 Price: $16995–$17395 (Internal Air: $2242)
Limited to 7 Travelers
See nathab.com/kalahari25
2026 Dates
Jan 20 Feb 1, 7P, 19, 28 Mar 3, 6P, 11, 20, 26, 29 Nov 22, 28P Dec 1, 10, 19, 28P, 31
2027 Dates
Jan 19, 31 Feb 6P, 18, 27 Mar 2, 5P, 10, 19, 25, 28 Nov 21, 27P, 30
Dec 1, 9, 18, 27P, 30
P Botswana Green Season Photo Expedition
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Southern giraffes amble across the savanna on the Khwai Private Reserve in the Okavango Delta. Photo by Nat Hab guest Jennifer Nelson.
Botswana Safari Explorer
• Explore Diverse Ecosystems Where Wildlife Reigns
• Stay at Intimate Camps in Remote & Uncrowded Areas
• Travel with the Finest Safari Expedition Leaders
An ancient landscape occupied by the San people for more than 100,000 years, Botswana today is a conservation-minded country that leads the continent in habitat stewardship. A stronghold for elephants, it is home to Africa’s largest population of 130,000, as well as lions and endangered species such as wild dog. Sprawling savannas, mopane woodlands and the vast Okavango Delta, sustain a multitude of wildlife within a mosaic of ecological diversity. From our traditional canvas camps in isolated wilderness settings, explore widely varied habitats on game drives, bush walks and by dugout canoe.
A Luxury Tented-Camp Adventure
Deep into the Okavango Delta & Kalahari Desert
Days 1 & 2: Maun, Botswana / Makgadikgadi Pans Nat'l Park / Game drives / San cultural visit • Days 3–5: Chartered flight to the Northern Okavango Delta / Nat Hab's Explorer Camp / Day & night game drives / Boat & mokoro excursions • Days 6–8: Chartered flight to Khwai Private Reserve / Day & night game drives / Safari walks • Day 9: Chartered flight to Maun / Depart
9 Days / May–Sep
2026 Price: $13895–$14895 (Internal Air: $1554)
Limited to 13 Travelers
See nathab.com/explorer25
2026 Dates May 15, 26 Jun 12, 22 Jul 5, 12 Aug 4, 9, 27 Sep 16, 22
2027 Dates May 13, 24 Jun 10, 20 Jul 3, 10 Aug 2, 7, 25 Sep 14, 20
Maun Khwai Kalahari
Nat Hab’s Explorer Camp Okavango Delta
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Rhinos at sunset in Namibia's private million-acre Palmwag Concession. Photo by Nat Hab guest Carolyn Downer.
Safari & Namibia Botswana Epic
• A Remarkably Varied Safari from Desert to Delta
• Outstanding Wildlife Viewing on Private Reserves
• Fly Between Remote Camps to Maximize Safari Time
On this diverse and far-reaching itinerary, a small group of just seven travelers spend a fortnight crossing a vast tract of Southern Africa, evoking the classic safari adventures of old. While we stay in remote locales where animals far outnumber people, our intimate tented camps are the apex of bush luxury. From the stark Namib Desert and towering dunes of Sossusvlei to the rugged expanse of the million-acre Palmwag Concession, from the emerald waterways of the Okavango Delta to the huge game and predator populations of the Linyanti, experience Africa at its most primal on this ultimate safari adventure.
NAMIBIA
Windhoek BOTSWANA Maun Linyanti Okavango Delta Chitabe
Sossusvlei
An All-Encompassing Southern Africa Adventure for the Ultimate in Safari Diversity
Day 1: Windhoek, Namibia • Days 2 & 3: Chartered flight to private Kulala Wilderness Reserve / Sossusvlei Dunes / Day & night safari drives / Guided walks • Days 4–6: Chartered flight to Palmwag Concession / Skeleton Coast / Day & night game drives / Safari walks • Days 7–9: Private flight to Maun / Chartered flight to private Linyanti Reserve, Botswana / Savuti Camp / Day & night game drives • Days 10 & 11: Chartered flight to private Jao Concession, Central Okavango Delta / Jacana Camp / Day & night game drives / Boat & mokoro excursions / Safari walks • Days 12–14: Chartered flight to private Chitabe Concession, Southeastern Okavango / Day & night game drives • Day 15: Chartered flight to Maun / Depart
15 Days / Jun–Oct
2026 Price: $29995 (Internal Air: $6768)
Limited to 7 Travelers
See nathab.com/botswana-namibia25
2026 Dates
Jun 14, 20 Jul 5, 20 Aug 1, 18 Sep 5, 24 Oct 19
2027 Dates
Jun 13, 19 Jul 4, 19, 31 Aug 17 Sep 4, 23 Oct 18
Palmwag
From kid-friendly game drives to starlit campfire nights, our Botswana family safari forges lifelong memories.
Photo by Nat Hab guest Mike Mundl.
Safari Botswana Family
• Wildlife Excitement for Every Generation
• Varied & Exciting Safari Activities
• Victoria Falls & Village Visit
For families, there’s no topping the adventure of an African safari—and in Africa, it’s tough to top Botswana. From the vast Kalahari Desert to the lush marshes of the Okavango Delta, big game is abundant, and we get amazingly close to elephants, lions and much more from authentic tented safari camps deep in the bush. In a world of vanishing natural treasures, the chance for a family to experience Africa's wonders together is an unsurpassed gift. As you watch a cheetah sprint across the savanna or study the green glow of a hyena’s eyes at night, "wild life" takes on a whole new meaning!
From Desert to Delta, an Exhilarating Adventure to Thrill Safari-Goers of All Ages
1 & 2: Maun, Botswana / Makgadikgadi Pans / Kalahari Desert safari / Game drives / Walk with San bushmen • Days 3–5: Eastern Kalahari— Makgadikgadi Pans / Game drives / Meerkat interaction / Quad bike safari / Dark sky stargazing • Days 6–8: Chartered flight to Okavango Delta— Private Khwai Reserve / Day & night game drives / Mokoro (poled canoe) excursions / Walking safaris • Day 9: Khwai Reserve / Chartered flight to Kasane / Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe / Guided falls tour • Day 10: Village visit / Depart
10 Days / Jun–Dec
2026 Price: $14895 (adult) / $9895 (child) Internal Air: $1128
Limited to 13 Travelers
See nathab.com/family-safari25
2026 Dates May 24 Jun 5, 19, 28 Jul 3, 10, 17 Aug 7, 14 Nov 22 Dec 19
2027 Dates May 25 Jun 6, 20, 29 Jul 4, 11, 18 Aug 8, 15 Nov 23 Dec 20
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Extend Your African Safari
Cape Town
Discover one of the world's most entrancing cities and its natural environs. Survey the view from Table Mountain, explore the Cape Peninsula, visit Cape Point Nature Reserve, see penguins at Boulders Beach, and tour the Winelands.
This extension can be booked to align with dates before or after most Botswana safaris.
4 Days / Year-Round
From $2495
See nathab.com/cape-town
Wild Cape Coast
From our luxury ecolodge base on the Grootbos Private Nature Reserve, explore pristine coastal wilderness including ancient milkwood forest, the rare Cape Floral plant kingdom, and the Stony Point penguin colony at Betty's Bay.
This extension can be booked to align with dates before or after most Botswana safaris.
4 Days / Year-Round
From $3295
See nathab.com/cape-coast
Madagascar Explorer
Look for lemurs and other endemic species on a compact itinerary revealing this unique island’s enticing mix of diverse ecosystems—including primary rainforest, pristine beaches, ancient baobabs and coastal mangroves.
Scheduled departures from July–November.
8 Days / Jul–Nov
From $11995 (Internal Air: $3878)
Limited to 8 travelers
See nathab.com/island25
Namibia Desert
Namibia’s towering sand dunes, arid canyons and desertadapted wildlife offer a distinct contrast to other southern Africa safari destinations—look for endangered black rhino, desert elephant and more.
This extension can be booked to align with dates before or after most Botswana safaris.
4 Days / Year-Round
From $6395
See nathab.com/namibia-desert
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Fostering Coexistence Between Communities & Wildlife
In northeastern Botswana, WWF is helping to protect vital wildlife corridors in the Kavango Zambezi Transfrontier Conservation Area (KAZA), the world’s largest transboundary conservation landscape. The region is critical for wide-ranging species like lions, hyenas and elephants, whose movements cover hundreds of miles. One GPS-collared hyena traveled more than 3,700 miles in a year, highlighting the need for connected habitat. WWF supports corridor mapping, livestock enclosure upgrades and conflict prevention—building a conservation model that protects migration routes and helps people and wildlife coexist.
Wildlife corridors in KAZA keep species like lions, hyenas and elephants connected across vast distance. Photo by Nat Hab Expedition Leader Richard de Gouveia.
Nat Hab's collection of exclusive camps grant us privacy farther afield in Botswana's wildest regions.
Photo by Nat Hab guest Kerry de Bruyn.
Experience Botswana as only Nat Hab reveals it, via private reserves, exclusive camps, small groups, and Africa's top safari guides. Photo by Nat Hab Expedition Leader Lets Kamogelo.