The Central Kalahari Game Reserve is Botswana’s most iconic wilderness area and one of the largest game reserves in the world. Vast, remote, and breathtakingly beautiful, it stretches over 52,000 square kilometers of desert, grasslands, and salt pans. Here, the sense of space is overwhelming, and wildlife thrives in surprising abundance in one of Africa’s most challenging environments.
The Central Kalahari is a place for adventurers seeking solitude, unique landscapes, and intimate wildlife encounters. From predator-rich plains to secret waterholes, this reserve offers a safari experience like no other.
Unlike other parks, the Central Kalahari is sparsely populated, offering an authentic safari where the landscape dominates and wildlife appears in its own time.
See black-maned Kalahari lions, cheetahs, leopards, giraffes, gemsbok, springbok, and brown hyenas. The diversity and density of wildlife are remarkable given the arid environment.
From open plains to grassy savannahs, dry riverbeds, and dramatic salt pans, the scenery is unlike anything else in Botswana. Every sunrise and sunset feels cinematic.
Desert-adapted birds such as the sociable weaver, kori bustard, and secretary bird make the Central Kalahari a paradise for birders and wildlife photographers.
Learn about the San people, who have lived in the Kalahari for thousands of years, and discover ancient rock art and their intimate knowledge of the land.
Explore the vast plains and hidden waterholes with expert guides. Morning and evening drives are perfect for spotting predators and observing unique desert-adapted wildlife.
Guided walking safaris provide a chance to track animals, learn about plants, and see wildlife in a more intimate way.
Experience the unmatched night skies of the Kalahari with minimal light pollution — perfect for stargazing.
The Central Kalahari is remote, raw, and unforgettable. Let us take you there.