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Travel in Botswana

Botswana is defined by breathtaking wilderness, exceptional wildlife encounters, and a deep commitment to conservation. As one of Africa’s top safari destinations, Botswana offers travellers the chance to explore vast, untouched landscapes, ranging from the lush Okavango Delta to the arid salt pans of Makgadikgadi and the expansive Kalahari Desert. With low-impact, high-value tourism as a guiding principle, visitors enjoy exclusive, crowd-free experiences. Whether it’s tracking big cats on game drives, gliding through waterways in a mokoro, or camping under starlit skies, Botswana delivers authentic, unforgettable adventures in some of the continent’s most pristine natural settings.

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HIGHLIGHTS

  • Unrivalled Wildlife – one of Africa’s top safari destinations, known for its high concentrations of elephants, big cats and diverse game in unspoiled natural settings.
  • Breathtaking Landscapes – From the lush Okavango Delta and the vast Kalahari Desert to shimmering salt pans and riverine forests, Botswana offers an incredible variety of scenery.
  • Exclusive Safari Experiences – With its low-impact tourism model, safaris in Botswana are intimate and crowd-free, often in private concessions with just a handful of guests.
  • Water & Land Adventures – Explore Botswana on game drives, guided bush walks, or glide silently through the Okavango’s channels in a traditional mokoro canoe.
  • Rich Cultural Encounters – Discover the traditions of the San people, explore local villages and gain insight into one of the world’s oldest continuous cultures.
  • Starlit Wilderness – Camp under some of the clearest night skies in Africa, with evenings spent around the fire listening to the sounds of the wild.

Botswana in Numbers

  • 581,730 km² of land with a population of over 6 million, one of the most sparsely populated countries in the world.
  • 38% of the country is designated as protected conservation land
  • 130,000+ Estimated elephants in Botswana, the largest population in Africa
  • 1 UNESCO World Heritage Site – the Okavango Delta
  • 2 Main seasons, dry (May to October) and wet (November to April), ideal for different types of safari experiences
  • 4 Major safari regions – Okavango Delta, Chobe, Kalahari and Makgadikgadi