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Yoga Safari Yoga Safari - A enchanting experience of practicing Yoga in the African wilderness. Explore, Dream, Discover and be enchanted.

A Yoga Safari in Botswana gives you the opportunity to go on a game viewing photographic safari with like minded people who enjoy Yoga. Practice Yoga everyday (optional) with Deborah Carter a Yoga Alliance accredited Yoga teacher. Experience a classic safari and learn about the flora and fauna of Africa from a qualified professional guide who will share their love of the wilderness with you. Plus

Deborah will share her knowledge of the magical night skies with you too. Our desire is to show people the magic of the African wilderness in a slightly different way. By slowing down, engaging all the senses and allowing body, mind and spirit to experience everything; the animals, birds, insects, flowers, clouds, wind, sun, moon and stars. To take it all in and BE a part of it, not separate, but at ONE with it all.

Botswana made the list. Must be time for you to come and visit. 😎
19/01/2025

Botswana made the list. Must be time for you to come and visit. 😎

The BBC has revealed its list of the 25 best places to travel in 2025: https://bbc.in/3CjDw9i

18/01/2025

An African cat you may not have heard about. Cute and deadly all in one small package.

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09/01/2025

Fantastic!

Nkashi Wild is a cohort of ten young, aspiring wildlife photographers driven by a passion for conservation and storytelling. They don’t just take beauty shotsβ€”they capture the untold stories of the Delta, documenting its ecosystems, the creatures that call it home, and why they matter.

Through their lenses, they reveal the importance of the Delta’s inhabitantsβ€”from its smallest creatures to its iconic wildlifeβ€”and why this unique ecosystem must be preserved.

πŸ“· Thalefang Charles

I think it might be time to head back to Namibia.  Let me know if you'd like to check out this amazing location.
09/01/2025

I think it might be time to head back to Namibia. Let me know if you'd like to check out this amazing location.

07/01/2025

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31/12/2024
07/12/2024

15 Interesting Facts You May Not Know About Botswana

1. Botswana is home to the Okavango Delta, one of the largest inland deltas in the world, which transforms into a lush wildlife haven during seasonal floods and is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

2. The country’s national animal is the zebra, a symbol of unity and pride, prominently featured on the national emblem.

3. Botswana holds one of the largest populations of elephants in the world, with an estimated 130,000 elephants living within its borders, primarily in Chobe National Park.

4. The Tsodilo Hills, another UNESCO World Heritage Site, are known as the "Louvre of the Desert" due to the over 4,500 ancient rock paintings found there, some dating back thousands of years.

5. Botswana transitioned from being one of the poorest countries in the world at independence in 1966 to one of the fastest-growing economies, largely due to its diamond industry.

6. The Jwaneng Diamond Mine in Botswana is the richest diamond mine in the world by value, producing some of the highest-quality diamonds.

7. Botswana is one of the few African countries that has maintained a stable democracy since gaining independence.

8. The name "Botswana" is derived from the word "Tswana," referring to the country's largest ethnic group, and the official language is Setswana, alongside English.

9. Makgadikgadi Pan, one of the largest salt flats in the world, is a surreal and otherworldly landscape that becomes a temporary haven for migratory birds and wildlife after rains.

10. Botswana is a pioneer in wildlife conservation, with about 40% of its land area dedicated to national parks, reserves, and wildlife management areas.

11. The San people, also known as the Bushmen, are one of the world's oldest cultures, with a rich heritage of storytelling, hunting, and survival skills passed down over millennia.

12. The country adopted a unique approach to eco-tourism, focusing on low-volume, high-value tourism to preserve its natural environment while maximizing economic benefits.

13. Botswana has no coastline but boasts incredible aquatic biodiversity in its rivers and deltas, including rare species like the African skimmer and sitatunga antelope.

14. The country’s traditional music and dance often incorporate complex rhythms and storytelling, with instruments like the *segaba* (a traditional string instrument) playing a prominent role.

15. The capital city, Gaborone, is named after Chief Kgosi Gaborone of the Batlokwa tribe and is one of the fastest-growing cities in Africa.

29/11/2024

Yogic breathing can help regulate your nervous system when you find yourself in stressful situations. Firefighters learn how to use their breath to do just that.

30/10/2024

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Did you know that Botswana is ranked the second safest country to visit in Africa!

Our country is also recognized globally for its conservation and safari experiences!

Read more here: https://www.discoverafrica.com/blog/the-10-safest-countries-in-africa-to-visit/

28/08/2024

This naughty young male leopard stole the kill from his mother and wouldn't let her eat. It's not the first time he's done that, so our guide thinks it's time she kicked him out of the house to fend for himself!

Yoga Safari is a proud supporter of Travel For Impact.  Every one of our guests helps to empower local initiatives.
19/08/2024

Yoga Safari is a proud supporter of Travel For Impact. Every one of our guests helps to empower local initiatives.

At Travel for Impact, we believe every traveller can make a difference. Discover how our 1 USD per Bed Night program supports local projects and promotes responsible tourism in Botswana.

Did you know that sustainable tourism in Botswana contributes significantly to the local economy? Tourism is the second-largest contributor to the country's GDP, generating around 12% of the total GDP. Moreover, tourism provides approximately 48,000 jobs, which is about 8.9% of total employment in the country.

Our partnerships with top safari companies are crucial in this effort. For example, if every tourist paid just 1 USD for each night they stayed in Botswana, we could raise over 300,000 USD annually. These funds are directly allocated to community projects, supporting education, conservation, cultural heritage, and women's empowerment.

By choosing to travel responsibly with us, you not only enjoy the pristine landscapes and wildlife of Botswana but also contribute to the well-being and development of local communities. Together, we can make a significant impact!

πŸ“Έ: Stuart James Arnold

10/08/2024
Come and visit our beautiful Okavango Delta.  You will not be disappointed.
10/08/2024

Come and visit our beautiful Okavango Delta. You will not be disappointed.

And Botswana does it again! Voted Africa's best safari destination!
25/06/2024

And Botswana does it again! Voted Africa's best safari destination!

MAUN: In the second consecutive year, Botswana has once again won the crown for the best safari country in Africa in 2024. In a report released on Tuesday (June 18), Botswana beat many African contenders in the safari sector.

Come to Botswana and experience Girl Power!
20/03/2024

Come to Botswana and experience Girl Power!

A remarkable shift is reshaping the traditional landscape of piloting iconic canoes in one of Africa's most extraordinary places – a role that has long been the domain of men.

20/03/2024

Happy March Equinox

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A Yoga Safari in Botswana gives you the opportunity to go on a photographic safari with like minded people who enjoy Yoga and Stargazing. Practice Yoga everyday (optional) with Deborah Carter a Yoga Alliance accredited Yoga teacher, and Stargaze every night with world renowned astronomer Stephen James O’Meara. Experience a classic safari and learn about the flora and fauna of Africa from a qualified professional guide who will share their love of the wilderness with you. Plus Deborah & Stephen will share their knowledge of the magical night skies with you too. Our desire is to show people the magic of the African wilderness in a slightly different way. By slowing down, engaging all the senses and allowing body, mind and spirit to experience everything; the animals, birds, insects, flowers, clouds, wind, sun, moon and stars. To take it all in and BE a part of it, not separate, but at ONE with it all.