Botswana

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Botswana, nestled in the heart of southern Africa, is a landlocked nation of striking contrasts. From the vast Kalahari Desert to the lush waterways of the Okavango Delta, this unique destination offers extraordinary safari experiences through diverse landscapes including wetlands, savannahs and wildlife-rich game reserves that remain some of Africa’s most untouched wilderness areas.

Highlights include the Okavango Delta, a unique waterway teeming with wildlife, the Moremi Game Reserve, known for its predators and opportunity to spot the Big Five, and Chobe National Park, home to Africa’s largest concentration of elephant herds.

When to Visit

Seasons in Botswana

Summer (November - April): Days are hot and generally sunny in the morning with possible afternoon thunderstorms
Winter (May - October): Ddays are dry, sunny and cool to warm while evening temperatures drop sharply

Travel Highlights by Season

High Season (July to October): This is the most popular time to visit, offering ideal conditions for wildlife viewing
Shoulder Season (May to June): Dry weather prevails, though mornings and evenings can be very cold
Low Season (November to April): Rains can make travelling more challenging, with animals dispersing and some roads becoming muddy and inaccessible.to visit due to the rains that cause animals to disperse over wider areas and many roads become inaccessible due to the mud.

Special Notes:

Photography is excellent year-round, with the landscape at its most spectacular between September and February during the first rains
For wildlife enthusiasts, winter months (May to September) are ideal as the sparse vegetation improves and game viewing is generally more prolific
Birdwatching is best from October to March, coinciding with migratory species
Flood season typically bgins in April, transforming certain areas into a unique water wonderland