Botswana | Zimbabwe | Namibia | Mozambique | Zambia | Uganda | Tanzania
Welcome to Earth | Ark Botswana - we offer highly specialised safaris for the discerning wildlife photographer or to people who would like to improve on their camera skills in the wild places and spaces of northern Botswana.
Earth | Ark Safaris is now proudly offering more destinations to other parts of Africa including Namibia, Zimbabwe, Mozambique, Zambia, Uganda and Tanzania! |
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Botswana
We bring decades of combined guiding experience to our specialised wildlife expeditions that we lead in Botswana. Our safaris make use of only private camp sites throughout the wilderness areas and our dedicated crew, ensure a level of comfort and service to make your stay with us an unforgettable one. We cater to most special dietary requirements. Most of our expeditions are conducted using specially designed 4 x 4 vehicles to optimise your wildlife experience and your photography so that you return home with great memories and a better understanding of nature.
Botswana | Zimbabwe | Namibia | Mozambique | Zambia | Uganda | Tanzania
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"In the end we conserve only what we love. We love only what we understand. We understand only what we are taught."
Baba Dioum - Senegalese poet |
Namibian Photographic Safari
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Zimbabwe Photographic safari
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Angolan Photographic Safari
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Zambian Photographic Safari
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Mozambique Photographic Safari
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NEW - Conservation Safaris - Involving tourists in conservation projects has proved that a realistic future for African wildlife is determined by the numerous benefits generated by sustainable tourism. Community involvement increases citizen support for sustainable utilisation and security of natural resources. Participants are involved in wildlife conservation and community projects while taking part in dramatic safari experiences for the duration of their two week stay. Find out more.... |
Get involved: Cheetah Conservation Botswana - CCB is looking for two dedicated, hard working people interested in predator conservation and willing to put up with long work days and spartan living conditions. CCB will be participating in a special project assessing the numbers of predators in the Central Kalahari Game Reserve, the worlds second largest game reserve. The project will involve one week in a team working and living in the game reserve counting predators and other rare animals and free camping in the park. The project will involve long days driving through the park and nights camping in spartan conditions. The volunteers will join CCB for the entire month of March as per our normal volunteer program, but will have the added opportunity to participate in the predator count in their final week. Interested applicants should visit the CCB and the working abroad websites (cheetahbotswana.com or workingabroad.com) or email volunteer@cheetahbotswana.com or Victoria McNeil at Victoria.McNeil@workingabroad.com 
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