African Wild Dogs in Botswana: Africa’s Painted Wolves
Botswana is home to 30% of the world’s African wild dogs – the most endangered large carnivore in Africa. Discover where to find them, when to go, and what makes a wild dog encounter unlike any other safari experience.
Khwai Community Area: Botswana’s Hidden Gem for Wildlife and Wilderness
Few places in Botswana can match the raw, unfiltered wilderness of the Khwai Community Area. Bordering Moremi Game Reserve, this community-managed concession offers some of the finest wildlife encounters in Africa – with fewer crowds and a deeper sense of purpose.
Best Time to Visit Botswana: A Month-by-Month Guide
Plan your Botswana safari around the seasons that matter. A month-by-month guide to wildlife, the Okavango flood cycle, and the best time to visit for your safari style.
Untouched Safaris at INDABA 2025: A First Look at the Okavango Endeavour
Untouched Safaris presented the new Okavango Endeavour houseboat at INDABA 2025 – discover the features, design highlights, and what makes this floating safari a new benchmark on the Delta.
Following the Flood: How the Okavango Delta Transforms Through the Seasons
The Okavango Delta, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is a unique and dynamic ecosystem in Botswana, renowned for its seasonal transformations that profoundly influence its landscapes and wildlife. Understanding these changes enriches any safari experience, offering insights into the intricate balance of nature.
The Kings of Dust and Silence: Kalahari Black-Maned Lions
Discover the Kalahari’s most iconic predators – the black-maned lions of the Central Kalahari Game Reserve. Learn about their unique adaptations, behaviour, and the best time to spot them on safari.
Sleeping Under Canvas: Why a Mobile Safari Is the Purest Way to Experience Botswana
Why a mobile safari is Botswana’s most intimate bush experience – sleeping under canvas in wild places, with nothing between you and the sounds of Africa. Discover what to expect from our O Bona Explorer camp.
Mokoro Safaris in the Okavango Delta: Silence, Stillness, and Surprise
Glide silently through the Okavango Delta in a traditional mokoro dugout canoe – a peaceful, close-to-nature way to explore Botswana’s waterways and encounter incredible birdlife and wildlife up close.