Botswana Multi-Activity Travel Guide
Botswana
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Multi-Activity
If the idea of observing nature in her wildest form on four wheels is boring, and the idea of tracking a cheetah on foot seems crazy, there is another option: you can enjoy a dug-out canoe safari. For a slightly more decadent option, you can also experience a three-night stay in a houseboat. From here you can relax, and visit villages, before drifting along the Okavango Panhandle, a geological fault that restricts the meandering river until its release into the main delta. Related activities include fishing and walks, the latter incorporating visits to the rock paintings at Tsodilo Hills. These are said to have been occupied by humans for 100,000 years, and are one of Botswana’s 500 significant rock art sites, which tell the story of human evolution.
