There aren’t many places where you can visit two UNESCO heritage sites in one day! Flying by helicopter allows you to fully appreciate the significance and majesty of the Tsodilo Hills from the air, then enjoy spotting game as you fly to and from Mopiri in the Okavango Delta.
Tsodilo Hills consist of four rocky hills in the Kalahari Desert, including Botswana’s highest point, and are sacred to the San Bushmen who utilised the caves and springs here until the late 20th century. They feature over 4500 rock paintings, some estimated to date back some 26,000 years; in fact, there’s evidence of human activity dating back some 100,000 years. You’ll be accompanied by an ever-smiling San guide, who will explain the fascinating artwork – giving you a unique glimpse into the history and culture of Botswana that few tourists get to experience.
This is an add-on activity.