Botswana
A Safari Experience unlike any other
Discover the timeless allure of Botswana, a land of breathtaking contrasts where the vibrant Okavango Delta flourishes alongside the stark beauty of the Kalahari Desert. Here, nature reigns supreme, and life's circle unfolds before you. Botswana's dedication to low-impact tourism guarantees an intimate and authentic safari experience, while the huge concentration of wildlife ensures some of Africa's most unforgettable game-viewing experiences.
Glide through the delta's tranquil waterways on a traditional mokoro (dugout canoe) or motorised boat safari, surrounded by lush vegetation and teeming with diverse wildlife. On land, game drives take you through diverse habitats to some of the continent's largest herds of Elephants and Zebras, while the predators, always on the lookout for an advantage, are often as visible and numerous as their prey. The safari experience here will simply leave you in awe.
Our small, exclusive camps provide unparalleled comfort and proximity to the wilderness and, for an unforgettable adventure, combine a stay in a "dry camp" in the Kalahari with a "wet camp" in the Delta. Botswana is also the home of the mobile safari, and you can enjoy all the luxuries of a lodge in a temporary tented camp set up in the wilderness in advance of your arrival and managed by a team of hospitality and wildlife tracker/guide professionals. To blend a mobile tent adventure with a stay in exquisite fixed lodges makes the perfect Botswana wildlife experience and visit our 'Places to Stay' and 'Safari' sections for more information and ideas.
The country's varied topography, complex natural water supply, and varied habitats make for a fascinating experience for wildlife and adventurists, and we are waiting to share our insights and knowledge with you, so you too can experience the best Botswana has to offer.
Our Quick Guide to Botswana
Travel to Botswana
International travel to Botswana is relatively easy, with connecting flights from Cape Town, Johannesburg, Windhoek and other airports in southern Africa. From Europe and the US, Ethiopian Airlines fly to Maun via Addis Ababa though most visitors arrive from South Africa, Namibia, Zambia or Zimbabwe.
The main access airports to the National Parks are Maun (by air) and Kasane (by land into Chobe and air to others), with direct access to the best wildlife areas. Maun serves as the main connecting point for light-aircraft transfers into the Okavango Delta, Central Kalahari, Makgadikgadi Pans and beyond but Kasane is a great starting point if you intend to visit Chobe for the elephant herds and then travel south-east, ending in Maun.
Gaborone, the capital of Botswana, is mainly a passing point for anyone arriving by road from South Africa and heading for the Kalahari. For most Safaris in Botswana, the most efficient arrival and or departure point is Maun.
Getting around in Botswana
Safaris in Botswana
Lodges in Botswana
Best time to visit Botswana
Game Excursions & Inclusions: What to Expect
Regions and More Information about Botswana
Travelling with Children (under 18) in Botswana
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A selection of Safaris in Botswana
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A selection of Safaris in Botswana
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A selection of Safari Lodges in Botswana
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Exceptional Experiences in Botswana
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