Discover Luxury Botswana Holidays
Welcome to the vast and game rich wilderness of Botswana. If you are after luxury safari coupled with inspiration from the wild, Botswana has both in abundance. As you journey through its open plains beneath endless skies and glide through the Okavango Delta in a ‘mokoro’ (traditional dug-out canoe) you will feel a sense of peace and tranquillity. Add to this the opportunity to encounter a spectacular array of wildlife and you have the perfect recipe for the safari of a lifetime. From the verdant delta to the moonlike Makgadikgadi further south where you can walk with the meerkats and learn about life in the bush, Botswana is a fantastic country and a safari there will leave you feeling astounded at the beauty of the wild.
Botswana’s investment in its wildlife has paid great dividends. As well as its impressive elephant herds, Botswana is home to the largest population of wild dog and cheetah in Africa. Leopard, lion, buffalo and rhino can also be found, as well as hordes of hippos and plains game. Botswana banned game hunting in 2014 leading to an explosion in wildlife and thus the game viewing is second to none. In early 2019 the ban on elephant was controversially lifted and although the impact on the safari industry is minimal, it makes for a fascinating conversation with the guides and trackers for whom every such decision affects the office in which they work.
Sitting at the geographical heart of Southern Africa, Botswana is the closest thing to Eden on the planet. In the spirit of its inheritance, Botswana is a brilliant diamond in the crown of the safari world. Its reputation for outstanding wildlife and sumptuous accommodation has grown steadily over the years and it is rightfully at the top of the wildlife lover's wish list. The classic Jack’s Camp is currently under refurbishment (private pools and electricity en route) and the Machaba Camps offer more affordable, yet still classy and fun option.
This landlocked gem of a country is the same size as France and sits snugly in between South Africa, Namibia, Zimbabwe and Zambia. A staggering 38 percent of its total land area is devoted to national parks, reserves and wildlife management areas. These areas are largely unfenced, allowing the animals to roam wild and free. A lot of Botwana’s bush is divided into private concessions, meaning that only lodges inside the concessions can access them – thus ensuring exclusivity. Night game drives and walking safaris are also allowed in private concessions. A journey through Botswana has the feeling of moving through an immense Nature wonderland. A rarity in our over-populated, over-developed world.
Sparsely populated at around 2.3 million, the country is steeped in culture and history, and it enjoys a buoyant economy and stable government. The Botswana people are proud, charming, graceful and peaceful, and they ensure that their visitors are treated like royalty. A journey through Botswana will leave you captivated from the moment you land to the moment you leave.
Speak to one of our Africa experts and be prepared to be taken on a journey from the moment you start planning!
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Our suggested tours in Botswana
A Classic Botswana Circuit – Wildlife & Waterways
Looking for an African wildlife adventure that won’t break the bank? Pack those khakis and binoculars and head off on...
View hereA Grand Safari Migration – Follow in the Footsteps of Botswana’s Giants
This epic safari will transport you from the mighty Chobe River to the magical waterways of the Okavango and end...
View hereSafari with the Kids - A Luxurious Family Holiday to Botswana
A safari with kids can seem daunting but in Botswana, careful thought and planning has gone into making sure that...
View hereA Safari of Discovery - Botswana Off-the-beaten-track
Walking with the Kalahari Bushmen, floating on a viewing hide watching the great African Zebra migration and canoeing or walking...
View hereSafari in Style – The Ultimate Botswana Safari
Imagine sipping an ice-cold G & T in your plunge pool whilst watching a breeding herd of elephant splashing and...
View hereThe Perfect Botswana Honeymoon
The Okavango evokes images of still waters, waterlilies with a back drop of elephant and ridiculously beautiful sunsets – a...
View hereA Blockbuster of Southern Africa – Cape Town, Okavango Delta & Victoria Falls
- Cape Town
- Franschhoek & The Winelands
- Moremi
- Makgadikgadi Pans
- Makgadikgadi Pans
- Victoria Falls (Zimbabwe)
Ever dreamt of climbing Table Mountain or gliding through the Okavango on a mekoro or drinking Earl Grey tea overlooking...
View hereBeach, Wildlife & Waterfalls - An epic holiday to South Africa, Botswana, Zambia & Mozambique
- Cape Town
- The Okavango Delta
- Linyanti and Selinda
- Victoria Falls (Zambia)
- Johannesburg
- Bazaruto Archipelago
If you have time on your hands and are seeking an unforgettable African adventure which leaves no stone unturned, look...
View hereAn African Extravaganza: Namibia, South Africa, Botswana, Zimbabwe & Mozambique
- Sossusvlei
- Etosha National Park
- Cape Town
- The Okavango Delta
- Victoria Falls (Zimbabwe)
- Johannesburg
- Southern Mozambique
This once-in-a-lifetime holiday is a celebration of Africa’s most prized hotspots. A sweeping journey from the highest dunes in Africa...
View hereSome of our favourite hotels in Botswana
San Camp ,
Makgadikgadi Pans
San Camp is the ‘little Sister’ to Jack’s Camp and offers the same romantic charm and elegance just on a more exclusive...
View here Machaba Camp ,
Moremi
Machaba Camp was the first in the Machaba Safari group (which includes Gomoti, Verney’s, Deka and Deteema and focusses on...
View here Zarafa Camp ,
Linyanti and Selinda
For the ultimate in glamping, Zarafa camp is an all-time winner. Overlooking the crystal waters of Zibadianja Lagoon, the source...
View here Duba Plains ,
The Okavango Delta
Duba Plains is big game country at its very best. The camp is based in a 77,000 acre private game...
View hereSome of our favourite places of interest in Botswana
The Okavango Delta
In the words of Alexander McCall Smith, “The Okavango Delta is an astonishing sight”. It’s quite simply one of the...
View hereTuli
In stark contrast to the Okavango, Northern Tuli Game Reserve lies in the north-east of the country and offers exquisite...
View hereCentral Kalahari
The Central Kalahari Game Reserve is the second largest in the world. At 52,800 square kilometres, it is almost half...
View hereMoremi
Situated in the very heart of the Okavango Delta, the Moremi Game Reserve is made up of 3,900 square kilometres...
View hereChobe and Savute
Situated in the far Northeast of Botswana, Chobe National Park was Botswana’s first national parks to be formed in 1967...
View hereMakgadikgadi Pans
The Makgadikgadi Pans in southern Botswana captures the heart and imagination with its startling, moonlike landscape and giant salt pans...
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