Rhinoceros Safari in South Africa

Established in 1967, Chobe National park is Botswana’s first game reserve. It is the country’s most biologically diverse park and home to huge herds of elephants.

The leader in low impact, upmarket tourism, Botswana offers an eco-friendly approach to a true wilderness experience. 

Namibia’s best park for game viewing, Etosha National Park, is famous for the vast Etosha pan as well as its waterholes, the perfect places for animal viewing. You’d also be happy to know that four of the Big Five animals can be seen here along with other endangered species, such as the black rhinoceros.

Wide open spaces, red-colored sand dunes, and ghostly coastal areas make up Namibia’s unique and otherworldly landscapes.