Botswana Tours

Botswana tours & safaris will open your eyes to experience the hidden wealth contained within Africa.

It is no secret that Botswana, one of Africa’s most economically stable and affluent countries, is an African pearl, growing an growing within the tourism industry.

Along with having a flourishing education and health care system, Botswana is a landmine of sensational wildlife safari’s, offering some of the greatest creatures (in their natural habitat) on the planet. Botswana safari is rich in culture and refreshingly wild.

Botswana’s attractions, although predominantly consisting of national parks and game safaris, are constantly changing, adapting and finding diverse activities that will enthrall around every corner.

Situated in one of the aridest regions of Africa, the Okavango Delta, possibly the most iconic tourist attraction in all of Africa, is home to a spectacular selection of unique wildlife, diverse animals and an array of birdlife.

Okavango Delta is the worlds largest inland delta and contains a myriad of waterways and tributaries, of course contributing to the extreme attraction of the beautiful African wildlife. An experience that mustn’t be missed on your Botswana tours.

70% of Botswana is covered by the Kalahari desert. As a result, awe-inspiring tours into the remote silence of the Kalahari captivate those who seek the ultimate desert adventure, stargazers, camel riders and people escaping the frivolities of city life. The central Kalahari Game Reserve provides great holidays that travel through the very core of African desert studies.

Encompassing an emphatic 11,000 sq km is the quintessential Chobe National Park. On your safari holiday here, you will observe some of the most varied wildlife in Botswana. With the highest concentration of game and lying just 100 km south west of Victoria Falls, this area epitomizes Africa’s charm, in a condensed, scintillating area.

Other great things to do in Botswana include the Tsodilo Hills, a spiritual outdoor art gallery that exhibits the ancient rock paintings/engravings of the San Bushmen. The Moremi Game Reserve contains an unrivaled amount of game life. With the top 5 on offer, the park recently introduced the black and the white rhino.

Seswaa, the Botswana national dish, is a tasty maize porridge dish usually with a lot of meat, but equally nice with vegetables or spinach.

Groundnuts and beans are also part of the staple diet in Botswana, along with an array of exotic fresh fruits.

After gaining independence from the United Kingdom in 1966, Botswana has gone from strength to strength, now boasting a modest standard of living and still becoming one of the fastest growing economies in the world.

Sparsely populated, with an array of wildlife adventures and activities, Botswana holidays have never looked so bright.

April-May tends to be the perfect time to visit Botswana with regards to the weather. June-September has very cold nights and very hot days and is also generally a great time to visit.

The rainy season arrives between December and March.

For big game safaris from September through October are when the game is most condensed due to the hot, dry weather.