Botswana camps and holidays that you will never forget if you're careful

The morning was fresh and humid, typical of the African forests that overlook the endless plains I decided to unzip the huge canvas window that was the door to my tent tasting the hot chocolate brought by our butler the taste of life could not be sweeter. Down below laid the Serengeti with its occasional boulders and patches of forest but mostly infinite grassland plains, hard to believe that such a peaceful place would be in just a matter of weeks overwhelmed by the turbulent pass of the hundred of thousand of animals that make these routes north into the Mara Game Reserve. My son Leon that the previous evening had his first encounter with the dominant male Lion of the area was truly excited about the prospect of another game drive like the one we had the previous day, crossing the Mara Reserve couldn’t have been a more rewarding experience, towers of up to 30 Giraffes offering some of the funniest spectacle of the savannah! male Giraffes trying to mate with not very enthusiastic and rather distrustful female. The interesting sightings of the day were not going to finish there and soon enough we were in front of a large plain between the rolling hills when our Guide mentioned the word restaurant and we wondered where was the restaurant in the middle of nowhere...restaurant for the Cats, sure enough it was like a restaurant with Impala and Thomson and Grand Gazelles wondering around the occasional group of Zebra making noise in the background which made us wonder where are the Cats.