Botswana Tours

Botswana Tours cover a landlocked southern African country where roughly 38 percent of the land is set aside as national parks and wildlife reserves, a scale that has shaped the country's reputation for low-density, high-value safari tourism. The Okavango Delta, an inland river delta rather than a river reaching the sea, forms the centerpiece of most itineraries, flooding seasonally to create a shifting network of channels and islands.

Botswana often features in a wider Africa itinerary connecting to Zambia, Zimbabwe or Namibia, given shared border regions and overland routes between camps.

The Okavango Delta

A UNESCO World Heritage Site, the Okavango Delta is best explored by mokoro, a traditional dugout canoe, alongside game drives across Moremi Game Reserve on its eastern edge, where lion, elephant and a wide range of birdlife concentrate around the water.

Chobe National Park

Chobe holds one of the largest elephant populations in Africa, with herds regularly seen along the Chobe River, particularly during the dry season when animals from a wide area gather at the water's edge.

Khwai and Savuti

The Khwai concession, bordering Moremi, offers community-run camps and predator sightings along its floodplains, while Savuti, within Chobe National Park, is known for its dry, open landscape and seasonal predator-prey dynamics around the Savuti Channel.

Botswana Tour Packages

Botswana Tour Packages typically link the Okavango Delta, Moremi, Khwai, Savuti and Chobe into a single multi-day circuit, moving between camps by light aircraft or 4x4 given the distances involved.

9 Days Okavango, Moremi, Khwai, Savuti & Chobe

Best Time to Visit Botswana

The dry season, from May to October, offers the clearest game viewing as wildlife concentrates around the Okavango Delta and Chobe River, while the delta itself typically peaks in flood between June and August, later than the region's main rainy season.