
Botswana Safari Guide
Africa's Last Eden
Voted Africa's #1 safari country 4 years running. High-cost, low-impact model ensures pristine wilderness. Luxury fly-in camps, mokoro canoe safaris & the world's largest inland delta.
Why Botswana Stands Out
Unforgettable facts that make Botswana one of Africa's premier safari destinations.
Botswana has more elephants than any country on Earth — over 130,000
The Okavango Delta is the world's largest inland delta, visible from space
Botswana has never had a civil war and is one of Africa's most stable democracies
The Makgadikgadi Pans are the world's largest salt flats — bigger than Switzerland
Botswana was the setting for Alexander McCall Smith's "The No. 1 Ladies' Detective Agency"
“Floating through the Okavango Delta in a mokoro at sunrise, with hippos in the distance and a fish eagle calling overhead — this was the most magical moment of our lives. Botswana is pure Eden.”
Dr. Richard & Emma Clarke
Okavango & Chobe Luxury Safari — Botswana safari traveller
Weather & Wildlife
Know what to expect when visiting Botswana — seasons, temperatures, and the incredible animals you'll encounter.
Dry Season
May – Oct (Peak Safari)
Summer Temp
30–40°C
Winter Temp
5–25°C
Rainy/Green
Nov – Apr
Iconic Wildlife of Botswana
The incredible animals you might encounter on your safari adventure
Desert Elephant
Hippo
Nile Crocodile
Zebra
African Wild Dog
Giraffe
Fish Eagle
Buffalo
Best Time to Visit Botswana
June–October for dry season & peak flood in the Okavango. January–March for green season value.
Botswana's National Parks
Explore the protected wilderness areas and national parks that make Botswana a world-class safari destination.
Okavango Delta
Botswana • National Park
Chobe NP
Botswana • National Park
Moremi
Botswana • National Park
Makgadikgadi Pans
Botswana • National Park
Popular Activities
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Top Safari Packages
Handpicked safari experiences in Botswana, designed for unforgettable encounters with Africa's greatest wildlife.

Okavango Delta & Chobe Safari
7 Days / 6 Nights
$$5,600
per person
Botswana's ultimate water and land safari — mokoro through the Okavango Delta, then witness Chobe's massive elephant herds along the river.
Day-by-Day Itinerary
Arrive Maun
Arrive in Maun, gateway to the Okavango. Charter flight to your Delta island camp.
Okavango Delta Exploration
Full day exploring the Delta by mokoro, speedboat, and on foot. Track wildlife on palm-fringed islands.
Moremi Game Reserve
Game drives through Moremi — the jewel of the Delta. Some of Africa's highest predator densities.
Fly to Chobe
Charter flight to Chobe National Park. Afternoon boat safari on the Chobe River.
Chobe Land & River Safari
Morning land-based game drive, afternoon boat cruise. Chobe has 120,000+ elephants — the world's largest population.
Full Day Chobe
Full day exploring Chobe's diverse habitats — riverfront, savanna woodlands, and marsh areas.
Departure via Kasane
Morning activity. Transfer to Kasane Airport for your onward flight. Optional Victoria Falls day trip.
What's Included
Top Luxury Lodges
Handpicked luxury safari lodges and camps in Botswana — where wilderness meets world-class hospitality.

Mombo Camp
Moremi Game Reserve, Botswana
Known as the "Place of Plenty," Mombo is consistently voted the best safari camp on Earth. Elevated suites overlook the floodplains teeming with wildlife.

Safari Cost Estimator
Average daily costs for a Botswana safari, from budget-friendly to ultra-luxury experiences.
$400–700
per person / day
Average daily budget: $500–1,500 (luxury focus) per person
Travel Essentials
Everything you need to know before your Botswana safari — visas, vaccinations, currency, and what to pack.
Visa
Visa-free for 90 days for most nationalities
Vaccinations
Yellow Fever certificate if arriving from endemic country. Hepatitis A & B, Typhoid recommended.
Currency
Botswana Pula (BWP)
Languages
English, Setswana
Safety Rating
4.7/5 — Very safe
Best Time
May – Oct
Safari Packing List
Botswana Safari FAQ
Common questions about planning your Botswana safari adventure — answered by our Africa travel experts.
Botswana deliberately limits tourist numbers through a high-value, low-impact tourism model. This means fewer visitors, pristine wilderness, exclusive camp experiences, and the best wildlife viewing in Africa. You're paying for exclusivity and conservation.
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