Bokamoso safaris is one of the largest private wildlife reserves in Botswana, a island of biodiversity surrounded by neighboring Cattle farms. Spanning approximately 150,000 acres in the Ghanzi region, the farm is home to a great diversity of megafaunal species, managed for high trophy quality and ample opportunity. Species like Springbok, Blue Wildebeest, Kudu, Eland, Burchell's Zebra and more all thrive in this protected expanse 

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​The region is also unique for the diversity of large carnivores that naturally occur, including a thriving population of Lions, and smaller populations of Leopard, Cheetah, Spotted Hyena, Brown Hyena, and vagrant populations of African Wild Dogs. All of these apex predators makes the area an unique experince for hunters and tourists alike. 

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The area is also unique for having significant numbers of free-ranging Bish Elephants present on the property, moving from the expansive Central Kalahari Game Reserve into private land, making Bokamoso an critical area for protecting the wider elephant population. 

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Bokamoso safaris exemplifies the give and take of living with megafauna in modern Southern Africa, where land managers work hard to protect wildlife, and wildlife provide a return through economic resources and sustenance.