Discover Botswana: Exclusive Wilderness & Pristine Safaris
Experience the raw, unspoiled beauty of Botswana’s iconic wilderness. From the winding waterways of the Okavango Delta to the elephant-rich floodplains of Chobe National Park, our tailored expeditions offer an intimate, high-end safari experience centered on luxury and conservation.
OKAVANGO DELTA CHOBE NATIONAL PARK BOTSWANA
Plan Your Custom Botswana Expedition
Every itinerary can be fully customized to suit your schedule, group size, and personal travel preferences. Select an option below to reserve your travel dates or request a custom itinerary tailored by our travel specialists.
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CHOBE NATIONAL PARK BOTSWANA
Daily Park Entry Fees
- International Adults (18+): BWP 270 per person, per day.
- International Children (8–17): BWP 135 per person, per day.
- Children Under 8: Free.
- Botswana Citizens / Residents: Lower rates apply (Adults: BWP 10–30)
(Rates include a 12% government tax. Park entry fees are paid separately.)
The following are not allowed.
No generators (to maintain a peaceful environment).
No loud music or excessive noise.
No sharing of campsites - only booked guests may stay at a site.
No feeding of wildlife - it is dangerous and strictly forbidden.
No movement between locations at night - for safety reasons.
Our Featured Botswana Safari Proposals
Explore our curated safari proposals below. Each itinerary is designed to deliver exclusive wildlife viewing, luxury private camp stays, and seamless safari logistics.
Inland Delta: It is an endorheic basin, meaning its water drains entirely into the desert and evaporates or transpires rather than reaching the sea.Seasonal Flooding: Water from the rainy season in the Angolan highlands takes about four months to reach Botswana, causing the delta to flood during the dry winter months (June to August).Wildlife Haven: The lush oasis supports vast biodiversity, including elephants, lions, hippos, crocodiles, and hundreds of bird species.
The high temperature of the delta contribute to rapid resulting in three cycles of rising and falling water levels that were not fully understood until the early 20th century. Flood levels peak between June and August, during botswana dry winter months, when the delta swells to three times its permanent size, attracting animals from kilometres around and creating one of Africa's greatest concentrations of wildlife
Africa is home to an incredible variety of wild animals, holding about one-quarter of the world’s mammal and bird species.
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