Kalahari Red

Like the grasslands and pampas, the Kalahari is a vast savannah biome and is the habitat of abundant plants, birds, and animals of all sizes and shapes. The Kalahari, which covers most of the African subcontinent, begins in South Africa, extends through Botswana and half of Namibia, and is bordered north through Zimbabwe, Zambia, and Angola to the Democratic Republic of Congo.

At the heart of this colossal ecosystem, we find the Central Kalahari Reserve, which, at 52,000 square kilometers, is one of the largest wildlife reserves in the world. Wildlife, birdlife, captivating San hunter-gatherers, and the sheer tranquility of untouched wilderness are the main attractions of the Kalahari, and Botswana has these ingredients in abundance.