Botswana

ZULA NEWS & UPDATES FROM Botswana

Watching wildlife by boat, an abundance of birds and animals, land excursions exploring the scenic environment.

Surrounding bushveld will encapsulate and excite you during a hike at Chiefs Island

Spend time in nature surrounded by vast open spaces, occupied by the wildest of animals.

Sky Beds have completely turned the idea of a traditional camp on its head with their creative way of incorporating nature – think Treehouse!

Commemorating its declaration of independence from the United Kingdom in 1966. Botswana Day has a strong sense of national pride.

The Guu Tjilenje Cultural Festival is an event that takes place in Botswana’s northeastern regional town of Nlapkhwane.

Gaborone’s Maitisong Festival includes traditional music, dance and theatre. The city-wide carnival celebration lasts nine days.

The event is widespread across the country for its focus on environmental conservation, tree-planting, and Wetlands March.

Botswana, from the Okavango Delta to the Makgadikgadi, is ideal for those looking for pristine, undisturbed surroundings.

Chobe Princesses offer an intimate and relaxing river safari experience, providing up to 50-kilometre journeys across the Chobe River.