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Life’s Too Short For Maybes

Take The Trip! Explore Breathtaking Botswana Specially Designed FOR YOU

Life’s Too Short For Maybes

Take The Trip! Explore Breathtaking Botswana Specially Designed FOR YOU

Welcome To Botswana

If you’re a wildlife enthusiast, then say “DUMELA” (hello in Tswana) to Botswana, because this country is every wildlife enthusiast’s dream destination!

It’s also one of Africa’s top safari spots; as Botswana has devoted about 38% of its total land area to national parks, wildlife sanctuaries and private game reserves.

Home to the famous Chobe National Park, Moremi Game Reserve, Kalahari Desert and the Okavango Delta (a UNESCO World Heritage Site), Botswana is the place to be if you want to fly over the elephant-rich Delta and experience scores of animals, including the Big 5 and a host of antelopes during your stay.

You are most certainly in for a holiday like nothing you’ve ever experienced before, when visiting this pristine country — that’s for sure.

Ready to travel to Botswana? Let Chartered Safari Club create a custom-made African tour for you.

Welcome To Botswana

If you’re a wildlife enthusiast, then say “DUMELA” (hello in Tswana) to Botswana, because this country is every wildlife enthusiast’s dream destination!

It’s also one of Africa’s top safari spots; as Botswana has devoted about 38% of its total land area to national parks, wildlife sanctuaries and private game reserves.

Home to the famous Chobe National Park, Moremi Game Reserve, Kalahari Desert and the Okavango Delta (a UNESCO World Heritage Site), Botswana is the place to be if you want to fly over the elephant-rich Delta and experience scores of animals, including the Big 5 and a host of antelopes during your stay.

You are most certainly in for a holiday like nothing you’ve ever experienced before, when visiting this pristine country — that’s for sure.

Ready to travel to Botswana? Let Chartered Safari Club create a custom-made African tour for you.

Why We Love It Here

Botswana is home to one of the planet's most ancient historical sites, and is bursting at the seams with incredible wildlife. Let us help you make the most of it with private and custom-made tours to suit your style and dreams.

Exceptional Tours

Exceptional Tours

Experience a guided Bushman walk led by indigenous San Bushmen trackers, glide across the scenic waters of the Okavango, or fly high on a helicopter tour over the Delta!

Iconic Landmarks

Iconic Landmarks

Explore the Kalahari Desert, the Okavango Delta, and the 150-year-old Baines Baobab trees.

Diverse Wildlife

Diverse Wildlife

Explore one of the largest free-roaming elephant populations in the world, as well as a large diversity of wildlife via a game drive, Mokoro boat trip or sunset cruise.

Birdwatcher’s Paradise

Birdwatcher’s Paradise

Without a doubt a birdwatcher’s paradise! Enjoy sightings of water birds, fish eagles, herons, African skimmers, and more!

Special Sightings

Special Sightings

Botswana is home to the extremely rare Pel’s Fishing Owl, one of just a handful of fish-eating owls in the world.

Why We Love It Here

Botswana is home to one of the planet's most ancient historical sites, and is bursting at the seams with incredible wildlife. Let us help you make the most of it with private and custom-made tours to suit your style and dreams.

Exceptional Tours

Exceptional Tours

Experience a guided Bushman walk led by indigenous San Bushmen trackers, glide across the scenic waters of the Okavango, or fly high on a helicopter tour over the Delta!

Iconic Landmarks

Iconic Landmarks

Explore the Kalahari Desert, the Okavango Delta, and the 150-year-old Baines Baobab trees.

Diverse Wildlife

Diverse Wildlife

Explore one of the largest free-roaming elephant populations in the world, as well as a large diversity of wildlife via a game drive, Mokoro boat trip or sunset cruise.

Birdwatcher’s Paradise

Birdwatcher’s Paradise

Without a doubt a birdwatcher’s paradise! Enjoy sightings of water birds, fish eagles, herons, African skimmers, and more!

Special Sightings

Special Sightings

Botswana is home to the extremely rare Pel’s Fishing Owl, one of just a handful of fish-eating owls in the world.

Best Places To Go

Home to the Okavango Delta, the Kalahari Desert, Chobe National Park, and Moremi Game Reserve — Botswana is deemed one of the world’s premier wilderness areas! Here are some of our top picks:

Okavango Delta

This huge inland Delta stretches over two million hectares of floodplains, and is one of the largest in the world! It houses a variety of celebrated African wildlife, and incredible wilderness for you to immerse yourself in.

You can experience over 530 bird species, the rare endemic sitatunga and red lechwe antelopes, as well as sightings of elephants, buffaloes, giraffes, hippos, antelope, leopards, hyenas, zebras and crocodiles via exclusive game drives, wooden Mokoro boat trips and private helicopter trips.

Linyanti

Channel your inner wildlife savant during your stay at Linyanti, as this spectacular wilderness is home to the world’s largest free-ranging herds of antelope and elephant, that roam 127 000 hectares of the Linyanti wilderness! It’s one of Botswana’s hidden gems, and is renowned as being one of the best game viewing areas in the region.

You can enjoy walking safaris, river safaris, and exhilarating game drives in this scenic and tranquil environment of unspoiled waterways, lagoons, forests, and palm tree islands to experience sightings of an abundance of elephants, buffaloes and wild dogs.

Nxai Pan National Park

The iconic Nxai Pan is an absolute visual paradise brimming with wildlife, as this old lake bed (now an extensive grassy plain) boasts a deafening silence at night, and by day, this remote destination is covered by iconic African wildlife like wildebeests, springboks, giraffes, and lions roaming its plains.

Experience this spectacular wilderness in all its splendour via a day or night game drive, or walk in the proverbial shoes of Botswana’s indigenous San people to learn about their ancient ways of gathering food, water and medicinal plants. Nxai Pan is without a doubt, a very special place to visit and see.

Best Places To Go

Home to the Okavango Delta, the Kalahari Desert, Chobe National Park, and Moremi Game Reserve — Botswana is deemed one of the world’s premier wilderness areas! Here are some of our top picks:

Okavango Delta

This huge inland Delta stretches over two million hectares of floodplains, and is one of the largest in the world! It houses a variety of celebrated African wildlife, and incredible wilderness for you to immerse yourself in.

You can experience over 530 bird species, the rare endemic sitatunga and red lechwe antelopes, as well as sightings of elephants, buffaloes, giraffes, hippos, antelope, leopards, hyenas, zebras and crocodiles via exclusive game drives, wooden Mokoro boat trips and private helicopter trips.

Linyanti

Channel your inner wildlife savant during your stay at Linyanti, as this spectacular wilderness is home to the world’s largest free-ranging herds of antelope and elephant, that roam 127 000 hectares of the Linyanti wilderness! It’s one of Botswana’s hidden gems, and is renowned as being one of the best game viewing areas in the region.

You can enjoy walking safaris, river safaris, and exhilarating game drives in this scenic and tranquil environment of unspoiled waterways, lagoons, forests, and palm tree islands to experience sightings of an abundance of elephants, buffaloes and wild dogs.

Nxai Pan National Park

The iconic Nxai Pan is an absolute visual paradise brimming with wildlife, as this old lake bed (now an extensive grassy plain) boasts a deafening silence at night, and by day, this remote destination is covered by iconic African wildlife like wildebeests, springboks, giraffes, and lions roaming its plains.

Experience this spectacular wilderness in all its splendour via a day or night game drive, or walk in the proverbial shoes of Botswana’s indigenous San people to learn about their ancient ways of gathering food, water and medicinal plants. Nxai Pan is without a doubt, a very special place to visit and see.

Best Time To Go To Botswana

Game Viewing: May to October

When animals are huddled together at water sources during the dry winter months, game viewing in Botswana is at its peak. Many experts actually regard June to August as the ultimate time to go on safari, as there’s virtually no rain and the risk of malaria is at its lowest. The Nxai Pan, however, will be dry for kilometers on end during this time.

Zebra Migration: December to January / March to April

Several destinations such as Chobe’s Savuti region and the Kalahari offer excellent summer game viewing, as these destinations are situated on the path of migrating animals (particularly zebras).

Bird Watching: December to March

The migrant-filled summer months are great for enjoying a diversity of species, but Botswana is definitely a year-round birding destination.

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Best Time To Go To Botswana

Game Viewing: May to October

When animals are huddled together at water sources during the dry winter months, game viewing in Botswana is at its peak. Many experts actually regard June to August as the ultimate time to go on safari, as there’s virtually no rain and the risk of malaria is at its lowest. The Nxai Pan, however, will be dry for kilometers on end during this time.

Zebra Migration: December to January / March to April

Several destinations such as Chobe’s Savuti region and the Kalahari offer excellent summer game viewing, as these destinations are situated on the path of migrating animals (particularly zebras).

Bird Watching: December to March

The migrant-filled summer months are great for enjoying a diversity of species, but Botswana is definitely a year-round birding destination.

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Luxury Accommodation In Botswana

After a day filled with incredible sightseeing, making phenomenal memories and enjoying your one-of-a-kind African experience — 

it’s absolutely vital to rest and recharge in the most superb style. 

Luxury Accommodation In Botswana

After a day filled with incredible sightseeing, making phenomenal memories and enjoying your one-of-a-kind African experience — 

it’s absolutely vital to rest and recharge in the most superb style. 

Specially-Designed Botswana Itineraries

Specially-Designed Botswana Itineraries

Why Travel With Chartered Safari Club

Chartered Plane​

Chartered Plane

Travel everywhere in your very own chartered plane, with your chosen group of 2 – 8 people max.

Flexibility New

Your Own Time

Wish to stay longer / shorter at a specific site, lodge or place? Consider it done!

Bespoke Service

Bespoke Holiday

Tailor-made experiences and itineraries specially created just for you.

Unique Visits

Exclusive Destinations

Visit the most unique places across southern Africa that are not always easily accessible. 

Professional Guides

Individual Guides

Enjoy a professional guide accompanying you for the ultimate VIP tour.

Why Travel With Chartered Safari Club

Chartered Plane​

Chartered Plane

Travel everywhere in your very own chartered plane, with your chosen group of 2 – 8 people max.

Flexibility New

Your Own Time

Wish to stay longer / shorter at a specific site, lodge or place? Consider it done!

Bespoke Service

Bespoke Holiday

Tailor-made experiences and itineraries specially created just for you.

Unique Visits

Exclusive Destinations

Visit the most unique places across southern Africa that are not always easily accessible. 

Professional Guides

Individual Guides

Enjoy a professional guide accompanying you for the ultimate VIP tour.

Frequently Asked Questions

Here are our TOP frequently asked questions about Botswana.
If you have a specific question or query, feel free to give us a call.

Why should I travel to Botswana?

Botswana is known for having some of the very best wilderness and wildlife areas on the African continent — with 38% of its total land area devoted to national parks, reserves and wildlife management areas. It’s also famous as being the best place to see meerkats in the wild, having Africa’s highest concentration of elephants, being home to the incredibly iconic Okavango Delta, as well as housing one of the world’s largest salt pans too! That’s why you should definitely travel to Botswana.

How do you say hello in Botswana?

Dumela is the general hello. If you want to get technical (and by all means go for it), dumela-rra (doo-meh-lah rah) is used when saying hello to a man, and dumela-mma (doo-meh-lah mah) is used when saying hello to a woman.

Extend your right hand and place your left under your right elbow, as if you were supporting an injured arm during a handshake — it’s easy as that.

What does the name Botswana mean?

Botswana means “Land of the Tswana”, referring to the dominant ethnic group in Botswana. The term Batswana was originally applied to the Tswana people, but has come to be used generally as a demonym for ALL the citizens of Botswana.

Does Chartered Safari Club have other luxury lodges available?

We have an extensive list of top-tier lodges across Southern Africa for you to choose from. Feel free to contact us for further options.

How do I get around in Botswana?

Great question! When you travel to Botswana with Chartered Safari Club you don’t have to worry about that AT ALL. We’ll take care of EVERYTHING!

Frequently Asked Questions

Here are our TOP frequently asked questions about Botswana.
If you have a specific question or query, feel free to give us a call.

Why should I travel to Botswana?

Botswana is known for having some of the very best wilderness and wildlife areas on the African continent — with 38% of its total land area devoted to national parks, reserves and wildlife management areas. It’s also famous as being the best place to see meerkats in the wild, having Africa’s highest concentration of elephants, being home to the incredibly iconic Okavango Delta, as well as housing one of the world’s largest salt pans too! That’s why you should definitely travel to Botswana.

How do you say hello in Botswana?

Dumela is the general hello. If you want to get technical (and by all means go for it), dumela-rra (doo-meh-lah rah) is used when saying hello to a man, and dumela-mma (doo-meh-lah mah) is used when saying hello to a woman.

Extend your right hand and place your left under your right elbow, as if you were supporting an injured arm during a handshake — it’s easy as that.

What does the name Botswana mean?

Botswana means “Land of the Tswana”, referring to the dominant ethnic group in Botswana. The term Batswana was originally applied to the Tswana people, but has come to be used generally as a demonym for ALL the citizens of Botswana.

Does Chartered Safari Club have other luxury lodges available?

We have an extensive list of top-tier lodges across Southern Africa for you to choose from. Feel free to contact us for further options.

How do I get around in Botswana?

Great question! When you travel to Botswana with Chartered Safari Club you don’t have to worry about that AT ALL. We’ll take care of EVERYTHING!

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Travel through Africa with us on social media — where we’ll be sharing breathtaking views from the bush and the African sunset skies for you to enjoy.

Follow Us Around Africa

Travel through Africa with us on social media — where we’ll be sharing breathtaking views from the bush and the African sunset skies for you to enjoy.