Botswana
Botswana is a hidden gem for adventurous travellers! Known for its stunning wildlife and vast landscapes, it’s perfect for safaris in places like the Okavango Delta and Chobe National Park.
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An exciting destination with something for everyone.
Botswana also offers beautiful deserts like the Kalahari, perfect for stargazing and exploring. Whether you love animals, nature, or just want to experience something unique, Botswana is a must-visit for anyone looking for an unforgettable adventure!
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When To Visit
Seasonal secrets awaits
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Botswana’s climate is generally dry, with most rain falling during the summer months. The cooler winter temperatures provide a pleasant escape from the heat of the rest of the year, making it an excellent destination for safaris and outdoor activities during the cooler months.
Accommodation
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Botswana provides exclusive, high-end safari camps and lodges, often located in remote wilderness areas. These accommodations offer intimate, off-the-beaten-path experiences, focusing on wildlife and sustainable luxury in places like the Okavango Delta.
Activities
Experience it all
Visit the Khama Rhino Sanctuary
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Explore the Kalahari Desert
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"Mokoro" boat excursions - Okavango Delta
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Botswana’s weather is a real show-off!
Summer (Nov-Mar) brings heat, sunny days, and occasional rainstorms-perfect for lush landscapes and stunning sunsets. Winter (May-Oct) is cooler, with crisp mornings and warm afternoons-ideal for safaris. Pack light for the day, but don't forget a jacket for chilly nights!
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Botswana’s habitats are nature’s playground!
From the Kalahari Desert’s vast dunes to the lush Okavango Delta, where wildlife thrives, it’s a safari dream. Explore salt pans, grasslands, and floodplains-each a home to incredible wildlife. Whether on land or water, Botswana’s landscapes are as diverse as they are breathtaking!
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Botswana is a wildlife wonderland!
From the Big Five in Okavango Delta to wild elephants in the Chobe and lions prowling the Kalahari, there’s never a dull moment. Whether you’re on safari or cruising the waterways, Botswana’s wildlife will leave you awe-struck and always wanting more!
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Frequently Asked questions
All you need to know
When is the best time to visit Botswana?
The dry season (May to October) is prime safari time, with wildlife gathering around waterholes for the ultimate animal sightings. But if you're into lush landscapes and fewer crowds, the rainy season (November to April) is also a beautiful time to visit!
What languages are spoken in Botswana?
The official language is English, but you’ll also hear Setswana (or Tswana) all around. It’s a good idea to pick up a few phrases, like "Dumela" (hello) and "Ke a leboga" (thank you). Locals love it when visitors try!
What should I pack for a trip to Botswana?
Pack light, breathable clothes for hot days, and some warm layers for chilly nights (it can get cool after the sun sets!). Don’t forget sunscreen, a hat, and comfortable shoes for all the wildlife adventures. Oh, and binoculars for animal spotting if you are really on it!
Is it safe to travel in Botswana?
Botswana is one of the safest countries in Africa! Crime rates are low, and locals are friendly and welcoming. Just use common sense (like in any country) and you'll have an amazing time exploring!
What are the must-see places in Botswana?
Botswana’s gems include the Okavango Delta (think boat safaris and breathtaking views), Chobe National Park (hello, elephants!), and Makgadikgadi Pans (where the salt pans stretch for miles). Every corner is packed with epic landscapes and wildlife.
Do I need a yellow fever vaccination to go to Botswana?
If you're coming from a yellow fever area, you’ll need a valid yellow fever vaccination certificate. But don’t worry, it’s a quick and easy step to stay healthy and ready for your safari!
Do I need a visa to visit Botswana?
Good news! Most visitors can skip the visa hassle and enjoy visa-free travel for up to 90 days. Just make sure your passport is valid for at least 6 months after your departure date. Easy peasy!
What currency is used in Botswana?
Botswana uses the Botswanan Pula (BWP). But don’t worry-credit cards are widely accepted, and ATMs are easy to find in major cities. Pula means "rain" in the local language, and it's also the key to your adventure!
Do I need vaccinations before visiting Botswana?
It’s always good to check with your doctor before any trip, but for Botswana, you’ll likely need a yellow fever vaccination if you’re coming from an infected area. You may also want to get vaccines for Hepatitis A and B, and Tetanus. Better safe than sorry!
Why do you need a guide in Botswana?
Botswana’s wild landscapes can be tricky to navigate, and having a guide means you’re getting the inside scoop on the best wildlife spots, local culture, and hidden gems. Plus, they know where all the best photo ops are!
Is Botswana good for solo travellers?
Yes, yes, yes! Botswana is perfect for solo travelers who want to experience nature and wildlife up close. Whether you're on a safari, enjoying the landscapes, or just exploring the towns, you’ll feel safe and welcomed every step of the way.
What type of tours can I do in Botswana?
Botswana offers a safari smorgasbord! You can take a game drive, a boat ride through the Okavango Delta, or even a walking safari with a local guide. If you’re feeling adventurous, try quad biking in the desert or visiting a traditional village. The possibilities are endless!
What is the COVID protocol for travelling to Botswana?
Things are constantly changing, but rest assured that Botswana follows the latest COVID guidelines from health authorities. Check in with your travel designer for the most up-to-date info on entry requirements, testing, and health measures before you go.
What time zone is Botswana in?
Botswana operates in Central Africa Time (CAT), which is GMT +2. No time zone jet lag here-just set your watch and start planning your adventure!
Is there malaria in Botswana?
Yes, malaria is found in certain areas, especially in the northern regions like the Okavango Delta and Chobe. Don’t worry though-your doctor can help you figure out if you need malaria meds, and you can easily prevent it with the right precautions!
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