4 Cheetahs OF The Kalahari

Diverse habitats of the Green Kalahari

In the realm of African wonders, the Kalahari reigns supreme as a sanctuary where the elusive aardvark thrives. Sighting this curious-looking creature with its nocturnal habits and rare presence is a thrilling quest for guests. Embark on an unforgettable journey through the African wilderness. Start planning your next African safari: https://www.rhinoafrica.com/en 🌍🎥: Tswalu | Rhino Africa

Kalahari Vacations

What a beautiful sunset tour in the Kalahari desert! Our happy clients are having a breathtaking 16-day vacation in Namibia. Most of Botswana, as well as portions of Namibia and South Africa, are covered by the Kalahari Desert, a huge semi-arid sand savannah. Although it is still a very arid area, despite its name it is not a true desert because it receives more rainfall than a regular desert. Along with its distinctive wildlife species like meerkats, black-maned lions, and elephants that have e

The first day of our 13-day safari in Namibia began in the Kalahari Desert. When you study the map, you will notice that our happy clients are visiting some of Africa's most popular tourist destinations. The breathtaking landscapes of the Kalahari Desert include expansive expanses of golden sand dunes, open grassy plains, and dramatic red sandstone formations. The stark contrast between the brilliant blue sky and the vibrant colors of the desert is visually captivating. Despite its inhospitable

Desert Plants: Golden Fleece

A very hot day in the Kalahari Desert #AfricanBushKingdom #safari #bush #kalahari #dunes #wild #lions #desert #animal | African Bush Kingdom

Tswalu Kalahari Reserve is a great destination for seeing some of the most elusive species in Africa, including aardvark - usually after dark. During the cooler months, these mainly nocturnal creatures forage in the late afternoon to get their fill of ants and termites before the sun goes down and temperatures drop. ⁠ ⁠ “This individual was upwind of us, moving quickly through the grass in the direction of our vehicle,” explains field guide Barry Peiser, who captured this surprise footage with g