Botswana Safari
Frequently Asked Questions
The dry season from May to October is best. Vegetation thins out, and prides gather near the remaining water, which makes them easier to track and photograph.
No wildlife sighting can be guaranteed. However, the Okavango Delta, Moremi and Savuti hold some of Africa’s highest lion densities, and your guides specialise in finding them, so your chances are excellent.
The safari combines fully equipped mobile camps with lodge stays. Tents include proper beds, bedding, and shower facilities, and a camp team provides meals and security.
No. Walking is not offered on this trail because of the high chance of close encounters with lions. All tracking is done from the vehicle, at a respectful distance that still allows excellent viewing.
Victoria Falls is in Zimbabwe, so you need a Zimbabwe visa in addition to meeting Botswana’s entry rules. Many nationalities can buy one on arrival at the border, but please check the requirements for your passport before you travel.
