Botswana Safaris and tours  – Wildlife viewing in Botswana.

Discover the wonders of the Okavango Delta on safari in Botswana, one of the world’s premier safari destinations known for its eco-friendly practices and emphasis on preserving the natural environment. Is ideal for mokoro canoe exploration, and both Chobe and Moremi National Parks are teeming with wildlife.

Directions to Botswana

South African cities like Johannesburg and Cape Town have direct flights to Sir Secrets International Airport in Gaborone or Kasane, making it the most convenient airport for travelers on route to Botswana.

Boundaries of Chobe National Park between Gaborone and Kasane

A guide will collect you from your location and take you to the airport in time for your weekly journey to Kasane on Air Botswana.

 

MOUNTAIN VIEWS FROM JOHANNESBERG TO KASANE

Kasane, Botswana, is only a two-hour flight away from Johannesburg, South Africa, so it’s really an option.

Takeoff from Gaborone and landing at Mounton Airport in the Okavango Delta

Mount Everest is accessible by air from a number of African countries, including Gaborone, South Africa, Namibia, and Uganda.

Parks and game reserves at the national level.

Boundary Park in Chobe

Botswana is to the north of Chobe National Park. This park, which was founded in 1957 and has an area of 11,700 kmsq, is the third biggest in the country, behind the Central Kalahari Game Reserve and Gemsbok National Park.

Chobe National Park need to be on the itinerary of any traveler who loves Botswana safaris and excursions. With one of the highest concentrations of wildlife on the whole continent, the park is inhabited by a wide variety of animals, including leopards, elephants, lions, rhinos, buffalo, and more. Both river cruises and conventional land safaris are available to visitors, but they should really do both at least once. Crocodiles, birds, buffalo, and elephants all take a dip in the Chobe River, which may be seen from a river cruise.

 

Safari Lodges and Camps

The following camps are available: Meno a Kwena, Abu camp, Chobe game lodge, Khwai tented camp, Zarafa tented camp, Duba plains camp, Mombo camp, Uncharted Africa camp, and Jacks camp.

 

Conflicts between Gaborone and Kasaje.

Air Botswana offers weekly flights to Kasane, and a guide will be there to pick you up and take you to the airport.

Johannesburg–Kasaōe Flights

Another option is to fly from Johannesburg, South Africa, to Kasane, Botswana, which takes around two hours.

 

the first day

After you touch down in Kasane, our guide will collect you and take you to Chobe National Park, where you may settle into your lodge or camp according to your flight schedule and, weather permitting, go on a game drive.

 

Day 2

Extensive day of gaming

The third day.

Game drive and Chobe River boat ride

the fourth day

Your guide will take you to Kasane Airport.

El Okavingo

Tours & safaris in Botswana – The Okavango River, which originates on an island in Angola and runs across Namibia’s caprivian strip into the harsh Kalahari Desert in northern Botswana, spans 6,000 to 15,000 square kilometers.

 

An UNESCO World Heritage Site, the Okavango Delta

Campsites and Safari Lodges

*Okavango Delta Camp, Sanctuary Bain’s Camp, Mombo Camp, Camp Okavango, Hippo Island Okavango, and Belmond Eagles Island Lodge

the first day

Destination: Mount Airport

From Botswana’s capital, Gaborone, you may travel to Moun Airport. From there, you can charter a flight to your ultimate destination, such as Camp Okavango Airport, Xaxaba Airfield, Mapula Airstrip, or Seronga Airstrip. Safari Ittenary is the landing airstrip in the valley.

Our guide will meet you at the airport and take you to your campsite or resort.

 

Day 2

After breakfast, you’ll meet your walking safari guide, who will lead you on foot safaris to see wildlife. After lunch, you’ll go back to the resort for a sundowner game drive.

 

The third day.

Today begins with a morning game drive, followed by a transfer to the Okavango River for further wildlife viewing.

 

the fourth day

Bid farewell to your campground or accommodation and set out for your next adventure.

 

The Reserve at Moremi Game

Thank you for visiting the Moremi Game Reserve. In the 1970s, the royal hunting grounds, Chief’s Island, were added to the Moremi Game Reserve, which had previously largely included the Mopane Tongue region. As a good introduction, let us provide some further information regarding this region. Cheetahs, black rhinoceros, African wild dogs, and lions are among the most imperilled big animal species that call the Moremi home.

Moremi is home to more than 1,000 plant species and 500 bird species, ranging from those that live in the water to those that live in the forest. You’re looking at one of the most abundant ecosystems in all of Africa. Because of the strong safeguards in place, the natural environment has remained mostly unspoiled.

 

Where can I find the Moremi Game Reserve?

Moremi Game Reserve may be reached in a half an hour or less by plane, or it can be reached by a four-wheel drive safari vehicle.

 

SAFARI HOSPITALITY

Khwai Tented Camp, Camps Okoti, Mombo, Machamba, Moremi, and Zakanaka

Sanctuary Chiefs camp, Little Machara camp, and Belmond KhwaiI River camp.

 

the first day

Transfer to your hotel or campsite upon arrival

 

Day 2

The sundowner and morning kayaking

 

Day Three

Two game drives: one in the morning and one in the evening, at dusk.

 

animal life

Botswana is home to an abundance of diverse species. With the exception of the reintroduced rhinos, most large African animals are readily seen in the north, where there is a greater variety of game fauna and a stable water supply, compared to the south.

 

BIRD SIGHTINGS

The southern African country of Botswana is a haven for birdwatchers, since it is home to more than 550 different bird species.Despite Botswana’s lack of endemic species, the country does host uncommon non-range birds and political migrants from October to April.

 

TIME TO VISIT BOTSWANA PROPERLY

Traveling to Botswana during the dry season (May–September) is the way to go if you want to experience true African wilderness. In the winter, you can expect milder temperatures due to the flooding of the Okavango delta (June–October), but game viewing is excellent year-round (though this may vary from park to park).

 

A GENERAL OUTLINE OF WHEN TO VISIT BOTSWANA

Busiest time of year: July–October

Christmas to April: off-peak

When it comes to weather, April and May are the best.

Oct.–November: The Worst Month for Weather

Climate and weather

As a subtropical desert, Botswana has six dry months and six rainy months every year.

COLD TERM

In May, June, July, August, and September, the majority of species will congregate around rivers and water holes.

 

WETTER TIMES

When it rains in October, November, January, March, and April, these spots will flood, making it impossible to reach other parts of the park.

 

THE environment

Nighttime lows of 6 °C and midday highs of 38 °C are not uncommon, and this may be quite depressing.