The Botswana dry season (from May through to October) offers great opportunities to see wildlife congregating by water sources. The wet season (November through to April) is more lush, with fewer tourists visiting Botswana. The wet season (November through to April) also has amazing birding.

Botswana is famous for its elephants, lions, leopards, buffaloes, and rare wild dogs. The majority of game reserves in Africa host diverse ecosystems and offer guests the opportunity to see abundant biodiversity.

There are four main types of safari experiences: these are game drives, mokoro canoe trips, boat safaris, and walking safaris. Each type of safari offers a different perspective on the scenery and wildlife found in Botswana.

Vaccinations, such as Yellow Fever (if needed), and anti-malaria precautions are recommended prior to traveling to Botswana. We recommend that you see a travel doctor before traveling and obtain the latest health information.

You will need lightweight, neutral clothing, sunscreen, a hat, and comfortable walking shoes. You will also need your binoculars, camera gear, and insect repellent.

Yes, families can go on safari in Botswana. Although it is important to note that many safari camps have minimum age restrictions for safety reasons. Some family-friendly lodges will offer special programs to design family activities and include family guides during your Botswana safari.

While light aircraft transfers are mostly used between remote camps. Some routes do allow road transfers, depending completely on the distance.

Botswana definitely follows a premium, lower-volume tourism model with higher costs.

Yes, comprehensive travel insurance is strongly recommended. It should cover medical emergencies, cancellations, and evacuation if required.