About Botswana

Botswana is one of Africa’s last strongholds for truly wild spaces. With much of its land set aside for conservation, it’s a country where wildlife still moves freely, often over long distances. The Okavango Delta transforms each year with floodwaters from Angola, drawing animals into a shifting wetland unlike any other. Savuti is drier and more dramatic, famous for its predators, while the Chobe River supports some of Africa's highest concentrations of elephants. Together, these regions offer a striking contrast in landscapes that create compelling settings for the photography.