Botswana

Why Go to Botswana

Botswana is widely regarded as Africa’s most exclusive safari destination — a country that has chosen quality over quantity, with low-impact tourism that protects vast wilderness areas. Here’s why it stands out from every other safari country:

• Okavango Delta Magic – A UNESCO World Heritage Site, where rivers flood the desert, creating waterways alive with elephants, lions, hippos, and hundreds of bird species.

• Elephant Capital of the World – Chobe National Park is home to over 120,000 elephants, the largest herds on Earth.

• Exclusive Luxury – Small, fly-in lodges and tented camps ensure privacy, comfort, and an intimate safari experience away from crowds.

• Wild & Untamed – From the predator-rich floodplains of Moremi to the remote Central Kalahari and the lunar landscapes of Makgadikgadi Salt Pans, Botswana offers some of Africa’s most authentic wilderness.

• Unique Experiences – Glide silently in a mokoro canoe, walk with meerkats, quad bike across salt pans, stargaze in the desert, or enjoy a river cruise at sunset.

• Family & Honeymoon Friendly – With malaria-free options, child-friendly lodges, and ultra-luxury private camps, Botswana is perfect for both adventure families and romantic escapes.

• Multi-Destination Access – Combine Botswana easily with Victoria Falls, Kruger, or Namibia for the ultimate Southern Africa safari circuit.

In short: Botswana offers the safari you’ve always imagined — raw, exclusive, and unforgettable.

What Travellers Love Most About Botswana

• Okavango Delta – A UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of Africa’s most unique ecosystems. Travellers love mokoro canoe safaris, luxury fly-in camps, Big 5 game drives, and birdwatching in this water wonderland.

• Chobe National Park – Known as the Elephant Capital of the World, Chobe is home to over 120,000 elephants. Sunset Chobe River cruises are a highlight, with hippos, crocs, and spectacular birdlife.

• Moremi Game Reserve – Part of the Okavango Delta, Moremi is famous for its predator sightings, wild dogs, floodplains, and diverse habitats.

• Savuti Region – Legendary for its intense predator activity — lion prides, hyenas, wild dogs — and the unpredictable Savuti Channel, which creates unique wildlife spectacles.

• Makgadikgadi & Nxai Pan – Travellers love the salt pans, quad biking, star-gazing, and meerkat encounters, as well as the zebra migration during the wet season.

• Central Kalahari Game Reserve – Remote, wild, and vast, the Kalahari is famous for its black-maned lions, springbok herds, cheetahs, and San bushmen culture.

• Exclusive Safaris – Botswana is known for its low-volume, high-quality tourism model, with intimate lodges and private concessions far from crowds.

• Photographic Safaris – With its combination of wildlife, water, and dramatic skies, Botswana is a top choice for professional photographers.

• Multi-Country Combos – Travellers enjoy combining Botswana with Victoria Falls, Namibia’s Caprivi Strip, or Kruger National Park in South Africa.

• Luxury & Private Travel – Fly-in safaris, remote tented camps, and all-inclusive luxury lodges make Botswana ideal for honeymoons, families, and small groups.