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~Okavango Delta ~

With an absolutely miraculous combination of waterways and islands full of migrant and indigenous fauna and flora, the Okavango delta offers one of a lifetime experiences to its travellers. Being the world’s largest inland delta, the Okavango delta, is a home to many wildlife species, especially for lions. This wetland results from the rivers spreading over the Kalahari sands of Botswana and provide habitats to various specious of mammals, reptiles and birds. A guest is promised of experiencing sceneries with lions, elephants, leopard, buffalos, cheetah and many others in their natural habitats.

25/06/2024

BOTSWANA VOTED AFRICA'S BEST SAFARI COUNTRY 2024

Botswana has been voted Africa’s best country of 2024 for a safari according to Safaribookings.com, highlighting it's exceptional offerings for wildlife enthusiasts and adventure seekers.

To read more, visit the link: https://https://www.safaribookings.com/blog/best-african-safari-country

19/06/2024

Starting from USD 3,899 (Price includes 7 nights stay in luxury tent camps and lodges, food and beverages, all the safari activities and internal flights between camps)
** Tailor made packages can be arranged as per your requirements.
Contact us for more Details.
P: +61421099060
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www.safaridreams.com.au

Endless vistas of untamed desert and savanna landscapes hold the pinnacle of life itself. A raw and untouched world where wildlife thrives, come and explore one of the most beautiful safari destinations with us.

From the wonderland oasis of Chobe to the fascinating labyrinth of waterways that make up the Okavango Delta, enjoy the wild nature of Botswana and the greatest curtain falling water in the world, the Victoria falls in Zimbabwe.

~ Please send us a message for the detailed itinerary~

Enjoy a life time travel experience with us. We deliver personalized, customized travel trips

16/06/2024

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Mating Leopards 🐆

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Okavango Delta

07/06/2024

Okavango Delta ~ Botswana 💚

07/06/2024

Botswana wildlife ♥️💛

07/06/2024

Okavango Delta ~ Botswana wildlife 💛💚

05/03/2024

Princess in the northern Serengeti.

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21/02/2024

Ndhzenga male, Mala Mala Game Reserve

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06/02/2024

Leopard, Masai Mara

Photo 📸 .thomas

05/02/2024

~If I have ever seen magic , it has been in Africa ~

14/01/2024

03/01/2024

Built for speed 🐾. A fantastic portrait 📷 of wild Cheetahs on the grasslands of Okavango Delta, Botswana.
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12/12/2023

No gifts in this Christmas 😃

04/12/2023

06/03/2023

Starting from USD 3,899 (Price includes 7 nights stay in luxury tent camps and lodges, food and beverages, all the safari activities and internal flights between camps)
** Tailor made packages can be arranged as per your requirements.
Contact us for more Details.
P: +61406085599
E: [email protected]
www.safaridreams.com.au

Endless vistas of untamed desert and savanna landscapes hold the pinnacle of life itself. A raw and untouched world where wildlife thrives, come and explore one of the most beautiful safari destinations with us.

From the wonderland oasis of Chobe to the fascinating labyrinth of waterways that make up the Okavango Delta, enjoy the wild nature of Botswana and the greatest curtain falling water in the world, the Victoria falls in Zimbabwe.

~ Please send us a message for the detailed itinerary~

06/03/2023

An astronaut aboard the International Space Station took this panoramic view of the Kalahari Desert in southern Africa.
Read more: https://go.nasa.gov/3IZrYJ9 🧑‍🚀 📷 🌍

The dark-toned lines of forest in Botswana’s Okavango inland delta are prominent against the tan landscape. The rivers are fed by wetter regions to the north in Angola and Zambia. The Okavango River loses most of its water in the inland delta. Overflow occasionally reaches the Makgadikgadi salt flats (lower left of the image). The Zambezi and Cuando rivers reach the Indian Ocean after plunging over the Victoria Falls—a feature that has been photographed before by orbiting astronauts.

The image shows a large swath of territory from Victoria Falls on the Zambia-Zimbabwe border (lower right) to the cloud-covered Atlantic Ocean (upper left). For a sense of scale, the white salt of Etosha Pan, a dry lake, lies 960 km (600 miles) from Victoria Falls.

Smoke plumes from numerous fires in southern Angola mark the burning of savanna vegetation, which is typically comprised of grass and scattered trees. Rainfall is higher in the vegetated regions of southern Angola than farther south in Botswana’s semidesert where trees are less prolific. Fires are a normal occurrence in the dry season (winter) at the time of year this image was taken.

A field of bright, small cumulus clouds (also known as ‘popcorn cumulus’) over the valley of the Cuando River is visible in the upper right of the image. Cumulus clouds often form under conditions of sufficient local moisture in the air, combined with midday heating.

The cloud pattern over the Cuando River basin illustrates the commonly observed feature of a cloud free line tracing the course of a river. This line reflects a zone of cooler air directly above the river where cloud development is suppressed—at least on days with little wind. Similar cloud free zones above rivers can be seen in astronaut photos along the Congo River and the Rio Negro in the Amazon basin.