Moremi Game Reserve is a protected zone in the western Okavango Delta,which includes, among other things, the major island of the delta, Chief's Island and the Moremi language. It spans close to 5000km², of which only 30% is dry land.

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The Okavango Delta is the largest wetland in Botswana and where the Kalahari's animals come to drink.

Delta de l'Okavango

The immense desert covers almost half of Botswana and crosses both the Namibian and South African borders. Most tourists cross it little by little, stopping at bush camps along the way.

Kalahari

The Zambezi River  is the 4th most important in the continent, behind the Nile, the Congo and the Niger. It stretches 2750 km from Zambia to the Indian Ocean, passing through Victoria Falls. Downstream, you can go rafting from Livingstone.

Zambeze

Located in the Makgadikgadi Pan in northern Botswana, Kubu Island is a holy place for the Khoe people, on which you can stay in a camp is run by a local community. It has been classed as a national monument.

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I really liked Kubu Island. Firstly, because it's mystical. It's an island consisting of a granite rock in the centre of an expanse which is liable to flooding (or already flooded depending on the season), the Makgadikgadi Pan. This former salt lake, now evaporated and has left dry, white plains which surround this island, planted with baobabs; quite frankly the scenery is magnificent.
The island is holy to the Khoe people who lived in the region before the arrival of the Bantu people (from northern Africa), then European settlers. Prehistoric flints and pieces of pottery have been found here, bearing witness to a very early human presence. 
The camp is really rustic, but it's managed by the local Khoe village. You can go for a stroll in the bush with a local guide, who will explain how the plants are used and will direct you to friendly armadillos around the camp (who aren't too shy)! It's a really good idea to stop and camp there.

Located in the <a href="/botswana/">Makgadikgadi Pan</a> in northern Botswana, Kubu Island is a holy place for the Khoe people, on which you can stay in a camp is run by a local community. It has been classed as a national monument.

Kubu Vacations

Kubu: How to get there?

Kubu: When to go?

Kubu: For how long?

Kubu: What to see in the surroundings?