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What is a Photography Safari?
Tour Highlights
- Relax in comfortable lodges or camps.
- Share stories around African campfires.
- Join walks and river safari activities.
- Receive guidance from expert safari guides.
- Capture wildlife on safe hidden trails.
Include & Exclude
- Accommodation in various mid-range and luxury places
- All meals during the safari
- Scheduled game drives and safari activities
- Services of experienced professional guides
- Park entry and conservation fees
- Camping equipment and camp setup
- Drinking water during safari activities
- Transfers between safari camps (as per itinerary)
- International and domestic flights
- Visa fees for entering Botswana
- Travel insurance
- Alcoholic and premium beverages
- Personal expenses (laundry, souvenirs, etc.)
- Tips and gratuities for guides and staff
- Optional activities not listed in the itinerary
- Medical or emergency evacuation costs
Adventure Itinerary
Discover unprecedented wildlife diversity in Botswana. With Bush Nature Safaris, experience some of Africa’s best wildlife adventures.
Arrival and Orientation
On your arrival, you’ll be picked up from your designated airport and taken to your chosen accommodation. There you’ll have a briefing from our safari guide and photography expert.
DAY 1 to 3
Immersive Wildlife Photography
The next stage of the safari focuses on immersive wildlife photography across iconic destinations, with each day dedicated to specific photographic tours. On each tour, you’ll have the chance to experience game drives, mokoro rides, walking, and birding safaris to explore the untamed, scenic parts of Botswana.
DAY 4 to 7
Final Safari moments and Departure
On your final day, enjoy scenic photographic drives to capture the unforgettable moments of the African wilderness. Botswana will fascinate you with its heavenly beauty.
DAY 8 up to 10 - 15
Why is this special?
Places to Visit in Group Safaris
Our photography safaris across Botswana involve picturesque landscapes and wildlife experiences in Africa. Whether you are an ameteur photographer or have been associated with wildlife photography for years, these places can definitely revamp your gallery:
- Okavango Delta
- Moremi Game Reserve
- Savuti
- Chobe National Park
- Makgadikgadi Salt Pans
- Central Kalahari Game Reserve
- Khwai Concession
Best Time for a Photography Safari
The best time to visit is May to October, although November to April also offers good viewing.
As Botswana lies just south of the equator its seasons are opposite to that in the nothern hemisphere. Botswana’s winter, running from April to October with drier days and clear skies perfect for game view. Our local experts are able to work with you to discuss your options nad give you the best advice possible.
May to October:
Known as their Dry Seaon this is the most popular time to visit, with clear days and cooler temperatures. This is the best time for viewing some of the big five and beautiful birdlife.
November to April:
Considered to be the start and peak of the Rainy Season with heavy and sometimes long showers. There are days that could be fairly dry and bright, you are more likely to see herbivores and potentially sightings of new borns.
Frequently Asked Questions
Botswana is home to elephants, leopards, buffaloes, giraffes, and abundant wildlife, especially in the Okavango Delta and Chobe National Park.
Our photography safaris in Botswana are suitable for beginners, enthusiasts and professional photographers. Guides will help with camera settings, composition, and wildlife photography.
A DSLR or mirrorless camera with a telephoto lens (200-400mm) or longer is ideal. Extra batteries, memory cards, and bean bags are recommended to keep your camera safe throughout the trip.
The dry season, from May to October, is the best time for embarking on a photography safari in Botswana. During this time, animals gather around various water sources, and the sky remains clear, making wildlife photography easier.
Most photography safaris range from 5 to 10 days, allowing enough time to explore different wildlife-rich areas and capture scenic moments.