NL
20-35 years of age
Friendly people, very adventurous destination, wildlife everywhere
Botswanas parks are close to the nature. The accomodation has a very good standard. The service excelent.
The goverment of Botswana seem to have aimed to have low volume tourism (at a slightly higher cost) which means you see more wildlife that seems less stressed with fewer tourists. Surely the perfect approach!
Botswana is a large country with only 2 milllion people. The abundant wildlife is not affected by humans as much as in other countries. People are friendly. Tourists will have a great time.
Botswana is clean, safe, and has a very good policy on sustainable eco-tourism. English is very widely spoken and the people are friendly. It does not have the big herds like the Serengeti, but for me, the wildlife viewing was the best of my trip.
US
35-50 years of age
Abundance of animals, relative low volume of tourists, and a political stable country.
US
Email ===dre blog=== | 20-35 years of age
Abundant wildlife, kind people, unforgettable landscapes.
US
20-35 years of age
Other places in Southern Africa are also great, but Botswana was where we saw the most, had the friendliest people and felt the safest.
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Email William Bordini | 35-50 years of age
I visited only Chobe NP. Amazing experience.
AN
50-65 years of age
In comparison to other Southern African countries that we visited there was a little less wildlife. It has quite a different scenery, because there is a lot of water and you mostly get around by boat, which is very charming indeed!
