Belmond has teamed up with Tourism That Cares to make kosher dining possible on safari, one of the first in Botswana to do so. Each lodge has fully separate kitchens and utensils, with specially trained staff to ensure compliance. For Orthodox travellers, a dedicated kosher chef can also be arranged at an additional cost.

Guests can opt for breakfast, lunch, or dinner on their own deck, with a private butler ensuring a bespoke and intimate experience surrounded by the savannah's scenery.

The best option for breakfast, brunch, lunch or sundowners one day may be dining in the heart of the bush. If that's the case, the team will set up in a beautiful safe spot, and you'll dine with your guides in the heart of the wild.

A quintessentially African experience, the chance to dine in a Boma is one that shouldn't be turned down. Once a meeting place for senior tribesmen, these areas are now the setting for delicious food, fire, and music. The result? One spectacular night.