Botswana
The Okavango Delta, Chobe River, and Moremi’s wilderness make Botswana a top-tier safari destination with incredible wildlife density.
Overview
The Okavango Delta, Chobe River, and Moremi’s wilderness make Botswana a top-tier safari destination with incredible wildlife density.
Trip highlights
- Okavango Delta mokoro or boat experiences (seasonal water levels)
- Chobe National Park — elephants and riverfront sunsets
- Moremi Game Reserve for classic safari landscapes
- Optional Victoria Falls extension via Kasane/Livingstone
- Guided or self‑drive options (route dependent)
Best time to visit
Dry season (May–October) is peak for wildlife and comfortable weather. The Delta’s flood season typically peaks around mid‑year (varies), creating magical waterways.
Quick planning
- Ideal trip length: 5–10 days (or add to a multi‑country loop)
- Travel styles: guided, private, self‑drive (selected routes)
- Good for: couples, families, photographers, adventure travellers
- Custom route: we can combine this destination with others
Top places to include
Popular stopovers and experiences we can build into your itinerary.
Okavango Delta
Water-based safari experiences and iconic Delta scenery.
Chobe (Kasane)
River cruises and abundant elephants along the Chobe River.
Moremi Game Reserve
Wildlife-rich safari drives and diverse habitats.
Makgadikgadi Pans
Salt pans, big horizons, and unique desert experiences.
Nxai Pan
Seasonal wildlife and open plains with iconic baobabs.
Savuti Region
Remote safari routes and predator sightings (conditions vary).
Things to do
Activities can be mixed across comfort levels — from relaxed to adventurous.
River cruises
Sunset cruises in Chobe for wildlife and photography.
Game drives
Guided 4x4 drives in Chobe, Moremi, and private concessions.
Delta experiences
Mokoro (dugout canoe) and boat activities, season permitting.
Stargazing
Clear skies and remote lodges make night skies unforgettable.
Travel tips
- Park fees and vehicle requirements vary by area — we guide you through the options.
- Some routes require 4x4 and experience (sand, water crossings in season).
- Pack light, breathable clothing plus warm layers for evenings in winter.
- We recommend travel insurance for remote-area trips and activities.