Do you know where to see lions swimming and leopards fishing?

Even more secrets about Botswana

To celebrate the country’s 50th anniversary since independence, we asked experts to reveal their tips for planning the most extraordinary trip. Deciding which to publish in the magazine was very difficult, due to space restrictions, so here are the secrets that we couldn’t fit in…

Meet Kim Wolhuter

Acclaimed wildlife filmmaker and photographer Kim Wolhuter is the third generation of game ranger in his family. Based at Mashatu for the past 14 months, he has been filming a documentary on hyenas and causing a worldwide media frenzy when he received a ‘facial’ from an overly friendly cheetah! Claire Roadley caught up with him in the bush…

In among the Samburu

The thrill of walking with camels in the stark lands of northern Kenya will linger forever in your heart and memory, says Lucia van der Post

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