The highlight of the trip was climbing Wayhuna Picchu. Did it in 30 minutes up and 30 down. It was such an adrenalin rush and absolutely amazing. Loved Lima. There's a real buzz to the place and where we stayed was magnificent.
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Gowihaba one of the wildest and most remote destinations in Botswana, with fascinating underground labyrinths of caverns, pits, linked passages, fantastical stalagmite and stalactite formations. Moving from the more commonly used northern entrance, you’ll first come across thousands of bats hanging upside down from the cave walls.
The most common species are the commerson’s Leaf-nosed Bat – the largest insectivorous bat in Southern Africa, although harmless, as you approach, be prepared for a possible mass exodus– clouds of screeching, fleeing bats winging through the dusty darkness.
Aha Hills
Straddling the Botswana/Namibia border, the Aha Hills lies fifty km northwest of Gcwihaba, The Aha Hills are mostly rough and jagged, having been split by weathering into numerous faults and fractures.
The Lodge is set on the edge of a wooded island in the Kalahari savannah. The lodge is a celebration of the serenity, space, and light which flows throughout this vast area. Inspired by the...
The highlight of the trip was climbing Wayhuna Picchu. Did it in 30 minutes up and 30 down. It was such an adrenalin rush and absolutely amazing. Loved Lima. There's a real buzz to the place and where we stayed was magnificent.
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