Sir Seretse Khama International Airport (GBE) – Gaborone (Main gateway)

Maun Airport (MUB) – Gateway to the Okavango Delta

Kasane Airport (BBK) – Near Chobe National Park

Francistown Airport (FRW) – Francistown

Temperature in Botswana Throughout the Year

Summer (November to March): Warm and rainy, with temperatures ranging from 20°C to 38°C (68°F to 100°F).

Winter (May to August): Dry and cool, temperatures range from 5°C to 25°C (41°F to 77°F).

Spring & Autumn (April, September to October): Warm and dry, perfect for wildlife spotting.

May to October: Ideal for game viewing, especially in the Okavango Delta and Chobe National Park.

Valid passport with at least six months validity.

Proof of accommodation or hotel bookings.

Bank statements or proof of financial means.

Okavango Delta: Luxury lodges and camps immersed in this UNESCO-listed wetland paradise.

Chobe National Park: Known for its dense population of elephants and riverside lodges.

Makgadikgadi Pans: Unique desert lodges offering stargazing and quad-biking adventures.

Moremi Game Reserve: Exclusive safari camps and eco-lodges for wildlife enthusiasts.

Boat cruise on the Chobe River • Birdwatching in Moremi Game Reserve • Central Kalahari Game Reserve • Experience a mokoro ride in the Okavango Delta • Explore the vast Makgadikgadi Salt Pans • Game drive in Chobe National Park • Meerkats in the Kalahari Desert • Stargaze under Botswana’s pristine night sky • Visit Tsodilo Hills to see ancient rock art • Zebra migration in Nxai Pan National Park

Land of vast savannahs, rich wildlife, and the stunning Okavango Delta

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A Boat Cruise on the Chobe River in Chobe offers a unique perspective of the region’s wildlife. Cruising along the river, you can observe elephants, hippos, crocodiles, and a wide variety of bird species. The river's serene environment makes it ideal for photography, and its proximity to Chobe National Park ensures an unforgettable wildlife experience. This relaxing yet thrilling adventure lets you immerse in the natural beauty of Botswana's iconic waterways.

Boat cruise on the Chobe River 

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Birdwatching in Moremi Game Reserve in Moremi is a paradise for bird enthusiasts. The reserve, located in the heart of the Okavango Delta, is home to over 500 species of birds, including rare sightings like the Pel’s fishing owl and African fish eagle. The diverse landscapes of marshlands, savannahs, and forests provide ideal habitats for a rich bird population. It’s a must-visit destination for anyone interested in Botswana’s thriving avian wildlife.

Birdwatching in Moremi Game Reserve 

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The Central Kalahari Game Reserve in Central Kalahari is one of the largest and most remote wildlife reserves in the world. It offers an untouched and rugged landscape, with vast salt pans, dunes, and grasslands. Visitors can spot a variety of wildlife, including lions, cheetahs, and springboks. The reserve’s remoteness provides an authentic safari experience, ideal for adventurers looking to explore Botswana's wild, untouched beauty and observe the animals in their natural environment.

Central Kalahari Game Reserve 

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An Experience a Mokoro Ride in the Okavango Delta in the Okavango Delta is a unique way to explore this UNESCO World Heritage site. A mokoro is a traditional dugout canoe, and gliding through the Delta’s waterways offers an intimate connection with the surrounding wildlife. This peaceful ride allows you to observe birds, hippos, and elephants in the shallow lagoons and reed beds, giving you a close-up view of the ecosystem’s beauty.

Experience a mokoro ride in the Okavango Delta 

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Exploring the Vast Makgadikgadi Salt Pans in Makgadikgadi is an otherworldly experience. This massive salt flat, once part of an ancient lake, stretches over 16,000 square kilometers. The pans are particularly famous for their stark beauty and as a destination for seasonal wildlife migrations. Visitors can also experience quad biking across the flats, visit the Kubu Island, and marvel at the stark contrast between the dry salt crust and the surrounding desert.

Explore the vast Makgadikgadi Salt Pans 

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A Game Drive in Chobe National Park in Chobe offers one of Botswana’s most exciting safari experiences. Known for its large elephant population, the park provides ample opportunities to see wildlife such as lions, buffaloes, and giraffes. The diverse landscapes, from riverfronts to savannahs, make it a prime location for game drives. The park's rich biodiversity and accessibility make it a must-visit for those seeking thrilling encounters with Africa’s most iconic animals.

Game drive in Chobe National Park 

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Seeing Meerkats in the Kalahari Desert in the Kalahari Desert is a unique experience. These adorable creatures, known for their social behavior, are often seen standing on their hind legs, keeping watch for predators. The Kalahari Desert is one of their natural habitats, and guided tours provide visitors with the chance to observe them up close. Watching meerkats interact with each other in this harsh yet stunning desert environment is a heartwarming experience.

Meerkats in the Kalahari Desert 

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Stargazing under Botswana’s pristine night sky is a mesmerizing experience. With very little light pollution, Botswana offers some of the clearest skies in Africa, perfect for stargazing. The vast expanses of the Kalahari Desert and Okavango Delta provide ideal conditions to view countless stars, constellations, and even planets. Whether you're at a remote lodge or in the wilderness, Botswana’s night sky offers a spectacular and tranquil opportunity to connect with the universe.

Stargaze under Botswana’s pristine night sky

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Visiting Tsodilo Hills to See Ancient Rock Art in Tsodilo Hills is an unforgettable cultural experience. The hills are known as the "Serengeti of the Soul" and are home to over 4,500 ancient rock paintings. These artworks, created by the San people, depict animals, rituals, and daily life. Tsodilo Hills holds spiritual significance and offers visitors a unique chance to explore Botswana’s rich history through its striking and mysterious rock art.

Visit Tsodilo Hills to see ancient rock art 

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The Zebra Migration in Nxai Pan National Park in Nxai Pan is one of Botswana’s most extraordinary wildlife events. Every year, thousands of zebras migrate across the park in search of water and fresh grazing. The migration brings predators like lions and cheetahs, creating a dynamic and thrilling spectacle for visitors. The park’s seasonal changes and vast, open plains make it an ideal location to witness this dramatic natural phenomenon, which showcases the raw beauty of Botswana’s wildlife.

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