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A TYPICAL DAY ON SAFARI

Get ready for an unforgettable adventure with Unlimited Tours & Safaris, where we offer exclusively private safaris just for you and your travel companions! Imagine exploring Botswana’s stunning wilderness with a fabulous professional guide, enjoying the serenity of solitary campsites, and immersing yourself in nature like never before. Your days will be filled with excitement as you traverse Botswana’s breathtaking national parks and community reserves in a custom open safari vehicle, perfect for spotting wildlife and capturing stunning. Whether you’re boating, gliding through the waterways in a mokoro canoe, or embarking on guided walks, each moment is tailored to your! A private mobile safari is truly a remarkable experience! From the instant you enter the national parks, you’re enveloped by pristine wilderness, making even your transfers part of the thrilling safari journey. Each day is packed with opportunities to witness the incredible wildlife that roams freely, and your guide will help you navigate the best routes based on the latest animal tracks and calls. At Unlimited, your safari is all about you! Enjoy flexible schedules, with morning game drives followed by delicious brunches, or stay out in the bush all day soaking up the sights. With packed lunches and full-day drives, you’ll have the opportunity to explore hidden gems that most visitors never get to see—because it’s your safari, and we’re here to make it spectacular! As the sun sets, unwind with a soothing shower and a delightful dinner under the stars, sharing stories around the campfire with a glass wine in hand, reminiscing about the day's adventures. Whether shifting campsites or soaking in the beauty of Botswana, your journey will be seamless and unforgettable, thanks to our knowledgeable guides who are dedicated to making your dream safari come true while protecting the incredible environment surrounding you.

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