Botswana's sacred hills, with thousands of ancient rock paintings.
Tsodilo Hills rise out of the Kalahari in north-western Botswana, west of the Okavango Panhandle. The hills are sacred to the San and Hambukushu people and hold more than 4,500 rock paintings, which is why Tsodilo became the first UNESCO World Heritage Site in Botswana, in 2001.
A visit is usually a day or half-day excursion by light aircraft or road from a camp in the Panhandle, walking the trails between the painted rock shelters with a local guide.
Sample itineraries with Tsodilo Hills. Each one is a starting point that we reshape around your dates and pace.
Camps and lodges we use in the Okavango Delta. We will suggest the right one for your route and style.
A vast inland delta in the Kalahari, and one of Africa's great wildlife areas.
Explore the channels and lagoons of the Okavango Delta by motorboat or mokoro.
Botswana's elephant country, best seen from a boat on the Chobe River.
The Smoke that Thunders, on the Zambezi between Zimbabwe and Zambia.
Private reserve on the edge of the Kruger, famous for close leopard sightings.
White beaches, turquoise water and the old Stone Town of the spice islands.
Tell us your dates, who is coming and what you would like to see. A safari specialist in Namibia replies personally with a route to react to.
Every Secret Namibia safari begins with a private Safari Concierge consultation. We set aside 30 minutes; most travellers have everything they need in 5 to 10.
