Experience the diverse landscapes of Botswana, from acacia woodlands and mopani trees to camel-colored deserts, powerful waterways, and palm-dotted islands, all crowned by magical sunsets.
Botswana prioritizes conservation, with nearly 40% of the country dedicated to national parks, reserves, private concessions, and wildlife management areas. The Okavango Delta, one of the world’s largest and most intricate wetlands, boasts both flooded areas and dry land.
Botswana offers a range of safari experiences, from mobile safaris to luxurious tented accommodations, catering to all types of travelers. Observe wildlife from hides, glide silently down rivers in a mokoro, and listen to the symphony of birdlife. Immerse your senses in the lushness of the land.
Discover the wonder of the wilderness. Explore Botswana!
The winter months from May to the end of August are undoubtedly the best time to visit Botswana.
During winter, days are warm without being too hot and nights tend to get chilly.
The dry season, from July onwards is the best time of year to go for big game viewing, as huge herds congregate around the water and greener areas.
July-October is also when the Okavango Delta is in peak flood.
The summer months (November to end March) can be hot and humid. This is Botswana’s “Green Season” and offers some of the best birding opportunities.
Accommodation prices in the low and shoulder seasons are lower and often single supplements are waivered.
Chobe National Park, a premier safari destination bordering the mighty Chobe River most famous for its large herds of elephants
The Savute Channel and Linyanti Swamps are prime wildlife areas within Chobe National Park
Okavango Delta, the world’s largest inland delta offering unique safari experiences via boat and mokoro through the waterways
The Moremi Game Reserve, a pristine and diverse wilderness area, forms part of the Okavango Delta
Central Kalahari, the largest, most remotely situated reserve in Southern Africa, and the second largest wildlife reserve in the world
The great Makgadikgadi and Nxai Salt Pans in Botswana’s Kalahari Desert offer travellers a complete and overwhelming sensation of isolation
The Selinda Reserve is a conservation success story in northern Botswana, the Selinda Spillway connects the Okavango Delta and Linyanti Swamps
Language spoken: Setswana & English
Currency: Pula
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