The honeymoon represents a unique moment in a couple's life. It is an occasion to celebrate newly formed love away from the daily routine. Among the most chosen options in recent times, safaris stand out for offering an enriching and exciting experience. The vast African landscapes, wildlife in its purest state and the opportunity to immerse yourself in ancient cultures make safaris a favorite choice for lovers of nature and adventure.
Carolina Monje and Álex Lopera, whose union was recently celebrated in the picturesque town of Begur, in Girona, decided to start their new life together exploring the natural and cultural wonders that Botswana has to offer. In the African country they enjoyed a safari in which they were able to see wildlife firsthand.
The safari they took allowed them to be very close to a herd of elephants, and the unexpected encounter with a doe and her fawn was an episode that will undoubtedly remain etched in their memories. Discovering the Kalahari Desert allowed them to contemplate the immensity of the African landscape, a vast blanket of sand that extends as far as the eye can see and is home to a diversity of life that resists arid conditions.
In addition to the wildlife, Botswana's culture presented itself as a fascinating open book for Carolina and Álex. By interacting with local tribes, they were able to learn more and more respectfully about the traditions that have sustained the communities of this region for generations.
The stay at Mopiri Camp was another highlight of their adventure. Located in the Okavango Delta, this camp provided them with a true haven of peace, a place to enjoy the tranquility and natural beauty that surrounded them. In this paradise, time seemed to stop and allowed them to savor every moment of their marriage in an idyllic setting.
As the couple traveled through Botswana, documenting their trip through photographs and Instagram stories has become a visual account of their love and adventures in African lands. And, from what they have been showing during their stay in the African country, it seems that they have enjoyed it a lot.
