Botswana Safaris

Botswana Safaris

ITINERARIES & PACKAGES

From the Okavango Delta to Chobe and the Selinda Spillway, Botswana is filled with incredible wilderness areas begging to be explored. A safari through Botswana immerses you in phenomenal landscapes filled with a rich diversity of wildlife, connecting you with the wild spirit of Africa at every turn. Here, then, are a few sample itineraries to tease your safari palate and tempt your wanderlust...

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Useful info...

The currency of Botswana is the Pula. However, US dollars, euros, UK pounds and South African rand are all easy to change. 

Foreign currency, typically US dollars, is also accepted by a number of lodges and tour operators. Chat to us about what currency is best to bring on your Botswana safari tour, and get some Pula if you can, especially for incidentals at the airports and if you spend any time in Maun or Kasane. 


Botswana's safari destinations are considered malaria risk areas so anti-malaria medication is recommended. You should start anti-malarial medication at least a week before leaving for your trip. Added precautions such as long-sleeved shirts and long pants for wearing in the evenings will reduce your chances of mosquito bites. 


While all camps and lodges have insect repellant in their rooms, it's a good idea to pack some mosquito repellent, cream or spray, for applying to your hands, face and neck. This will help prevent bites.


Botswana is regarded as one of the safest countries in Africa. The crime rate in Botswana is very low and is restricted to mostly petty crime. Take the usual precautions when traveling in Botswana - don't carry large amounts of cash, don't leave valuables on display in your room or while travelling. Use safes when these are provided and when they aren't, either give them to the camp manager for safe keeping or lock valuables away in your luggage. Alternatively, keep them with you at all times. 


When you are out on safari, remember that the Botswana wilderness is not a zoo and its animals are wild and, in some cases, dangerous. You will have qualified, experienced guides with you on game activities to help you understand each species and how best to react around them. As a rule, do not stand up in the safari vehicle, do not make a lot of noise and do not alight unless at an appropriate point and with the permission of your guide.


Each camp will give you a safety briefing on arrival. Please stay within the confines of the lodges or camps you stay in, follow their rules properly and enjoy your incredible African safari!


Please don't hesitate to ask us anything you like about your safari - we're here to help make your safari experience absolutely perfect.


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