Live Webcams in Botswana

Botswana's live webcams sit on water in dry country: waterholes on the elephant corridors of the north, where the herds come through at dusk, and the salt pans of the Makgadikgadi, on the route of Africa's second-largest zebra migration. The live webcams in Botswana keep Central Africa Time, UTC+2, with no daylight saving; first light, when the predators are still out, comes around 04:00 UTC, and the herds arrive at the water around 15:00 UTC. Some 2.6 million people live in a country the size of France, most of it Kalahari sand, which is why the water matters and why the game concentrates around it. Botswana holds the largest elephant population on Earth, some 130,000. May to October is the dry season and the one to watch; the rains from November bring the zebra to the pans.

Places: The Makgadikgadi · Khwai · The Selinda Reserve