Central Kalahari Game Reserve

The Central Kalahari Game Reserve is the second largest game reserve in the world and is situated in central Botswana. As the most remote reserve in Southern Africa it is home to striking, but elusive wildlife species such as desert-adapted rhino, oryx, black-maned lions, cheetah and brown hyaena. Unique wildlife sightings are also complimented by interesting cultural interactions and walks with the local San bushmen, the oldest living inhabitants of Africa. The Kalahari is not recommended for first-time safari-goers, but is rather meant for experienced safari tour travelers, who have already explored the rest of Botswana and are looking for a different and unique luxury Botswana safari experience away from the crowds usually found in the north. This is also one of the most popular off-the-beaten track African safari tour destinations for photographers, especially for sunset, desert landscape and night sky photography.