Arguably the best safari experience in Southern Africa, Botswana does boast some magic wilderness areas. Learning when the Best time to visit Botswana is, will give you insight in working with us to plan your safari. On a safari to Botswana you can expect big…
Arguably the best safari experience in Southern Africa, Botswana does boast some magic wilderness areas. Learning when the Best time to visit Botswana is, will give you insight in working with us to plan your safari. On a safari to Botswana you can expect big herds of large mammals including elephant, buffalo as well as a healthy and vibrant predator population .. all in the back drop of some of Africa’s most beautiful settings.
Rainy season: November-April (summer) - During the wet season, the air is hot and humid reaching almost 40°C (104°F) during the day and comfortable temperatures in the evenings. The amount of rainfall varies during this season, decreasing from around 600mm in the north-east to 200mm in the dry south-westerly regions of Botswana.
Dry season: May –August (Winter) – Winter days are warm and clear with temperatures often reaching a high of 25° C (77°F). The evenings are usually colder, hitting the 0°C (32°F) mark at times.
The Annual Okavango Flood: Between June and August each year, the Okavango Delta experiences it’s annual flooding, as rainwater that has fallen in Angola makes its way down the Kavango River. During this time the Delta swells to three times its permanent size where approximately 11 cubic km (2.6 cubic mi) of water flows into the Delta attracting animals from far and wide, thus creating one of Africa’s greatest concentrations of wildlife.
Look out for elephants and other wildlife on guided game drives, nature walks or from the decks of a Chobe Houseboat in the Chobe National Park-renowned for its immense elephant population and wild beauty. Fish or float your way around the tranquil water channels of the Okavango delta by a traditional dug-out canoe called a moroko, or experience the beauties of the delta from a higher perspective of a hot-air balloon. Revel in the rush of adrenaline on a quad-biking safari on the Magkadigkadi Pans. Explore the basalt cliffs known as Solomon’s Wall in the Tuli Block, or enjoy some birding as this area is home to over 350 bird species.
With so many different safari activities available in Botswana, below is table of activities and the areas they can be experienced
