A watery wonderland is a place that you must include in your Botswana safari. Kwando and Linyanti is a stream that borders Namibia. The Kwando River originates from Angola. The stream creates the Linyanti swamps. Kwando and Linyanti streams are permanent. You will find Kwando and Linyanti at the north of Moremi Game Reserve and Okavango Delta. The eastern side of the river borders the Chobe National Park. The region provides perfect game viewing on your trip. The region has four concessions; Kwando, Linyanti, Selinda, and Chobe Enclave.
The tree island is scattered all over the grasslands and the old riparian forest ribbon across the river. The region is variegated, comprising swamps, rivers, floodplains, dense mopane forest, and palm groves.
The water resource lures the plain game. At your Kwando Linyanti, you will watch big herds of buffalo and elephants. At the grassland, the wildebeest, zebra, and giraffe graze freely. The roan antelope and Zebra are found beneath the logs of rotten wood. The pot bellied animals lure the predators. The Kwando River has a lot to offer when it comes to boat riding and fishing. Sightseeing for impala, reedbuck, kudu, warthog, steenbok, the vervet monkey, and the baboon is possible throughout the year. Hyenas, lions dominate the area. You can also spot leopards in the riparian forest. Cheetah seldom appears but often migrates from the region. Many Narin Trogons are also found in the place. Admire the majestic horned sable antelope. The best time to watch the wild cat is from June to September, when they reside near their dens. The Burchell zebra and blue wildebeest viewing can be done at any time of the year. However, large herds come to the scene in May just before the rainfall begins on Nov-Dec.
