20 Unforgettable Guided Safaris in Botswana

Botswana is an African conservation beacon offering the most exclusive and pristine
safari experiences. From the Okavango Delta’s sprawling waterways to the Kalahari
Desert’s vast expanse, every guided safari provides a different wildlife experience in
its natural habitat.

These carefully crafted experiences combine luxury accommodations with expert
guidance to allow visitors to explore and understand the diverse ecosystems of
Botswana and its inhabitants.

Chobe River Safari, Chobe National Park

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There is no place like the Chobe River Safari to see Africa’s largest elephant
population in the wild. Guides on these boats designed for the safari will take visitors
along the river’s edge to view these majestic creatures as they drink and frolic in the
water.

The area also hosts an impressive array of birds and other wildlife, including hippos, crocodiles, and several antelope species.

Moremi Crossing, Okavango Delta

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Set in the heart of the Okavango Delta, Moremi Crossing offers a unique blend of
water and land-based safari experiences. Expert guides lead mokoro (traditional
canoe) excursions through crystal-clear channels, providing intimate encounters with
aquatic wildlife.

The camp’s location on a small island ensures excellent game- viewing opportunities throughout the year.

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Kalahari Plains Camp, Central Kalahari

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Located in the vast Central Kalahari Game Reserve, this safari experience
showcases the desert’s surprising abundance of life. Experienced trackers help
visitors spot desert-adapted species such as the black-maned Kalahari lions, brown
hyenas, and meerkats.

The camp’s remote location offers some of Africa’s best stargazing opportunities.

Savute Safari Lodge, Savute Channel

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The Savute Channel region is renowned for its high concentration of predators and
dramatic wildlife interactions. Professional guides share extensive knowledge of the
area’s famous lion and hyena conflicts, elephant migrations, and ancient rock
paintings.

The lodge’s position overlooking a waterhole provides constant wildlife viewing opportunities.

Jao Camp, Western Okavango

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Situated in the western Okavango Delta, Jao Camp combines luxury with
unsurpassed wildlife viewing opportunities. Skilled guides lead to water and land
safaris, showcasing the area’s renowned leopard population and diverse birdlife.

The camp’s elevated position provides stunning views across the floodplains.

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Linyanti Bush Camp, Linyanti Concession

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The Linyanti Concession offers an exclusive safari experience away from
overpopulated tourist destinations. Expert naturalists guide visitors to this pristine
wilderness, home to large elephant herds and predator populations.

The camp is near the Linyanti marshes, offering spectacular year-round wildlife viewing.

Tau Pan Camp, Kalahari Desert

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Tau Pan Camp is situated on an ancient dune and provides an authentic desert
safari experience. Knowledgeable guides help visitors track the unique desert
wildlife, including the famous black-maned lions and fascinating desert-adapted
species.

The camp offers spectacular views across the vast Kalahari landscape.

Xigera Safari Lodge, Paradise Island

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Xigera Safari Lodge offers a luxurious base for exploring the Delta’s waterways in
the heart of the Moremi Game Reserve. Experienced guides lead boat safaris
through the channels, revealing the intricate relationships between the Delta’s flora
and fauna.

The lodge’s unique design allows visitors to sleep comfortably under the stars.

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Selinda Explorers Camp, Selinda Reserve

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The Selinda Reserve offers a more adventurous safari experience. Walking safaris
led by expert trackers allow guests to learn traditional tracking techniques while
following the paths of elephants, buffalo, and big cats.

The camp’s intimate size ensures personalized attention and in-depth learning opportunities.

Camp Kalahari, Makgadikgadi Pans

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Situated on the edge of the Makgadikgadi Salt Pans, this unique safari experience
focuses on the area’s fascinating geology and desert-adapted wildlife. Expert guides
share their knowledge of ancient lake beds, mineral formations, and the remarkable
creatures that call this harsh environment home.

The camp offers quad bike excursions across the vast salt pans.

Gomoti Plains Camp, Southeastern Okavango

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Located in a private concession, Gomoti Plains Camp provides exclusive access to
permanent water and seasonal floodplains. Professional guides lead game drives
and walking safaris and share extensive knowledge of the area’s diverse
ecosystems.

The camp’s location ensures excellent wildlife viewing throughout the year.

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Kwara Camp, Northern Okavango

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Kwara Camp offers varied safari activities throughout the year in one of the
Okavango’s most game-rich areas. Experienced guides lead day and night game
drives, revealing the different aspects of nocturnal and diurnal wildlife behavior.

The camp’s location provides access to permanent water channels and seasonal
floodplains.

Meno a Kwena, Boteti River

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This safari experience overlooks the Boteti River and focuses on the annual zebra
migration. Knowledgeable guides explain the fascinating patterns of wildlife
movement and adaptation in this semi-arid region.

The camp provides unique opportunities to interact with local San Bushmen communities.

Leroo La Tau, Boteti River

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Set on cliffs above the Boteti River, Leroo La Tau offers excellent views of wildlife
coming to drink. Expert guides share their knowledge of the area’s geological history
and wildlife patterns.

The lodge’s elevated position provides spectacular photographic opportunities.

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Sable Alley, Khwai Private Reserve

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Located in the community-owned Khwai Private Reserve, Sable Alley combines
conservation with community development. Professional guides lead safaris through
diverse habitats, from mopane woodlands to seasonal floodplains.

The camp’s commitment to local employment ensures authentic cultural interactions.

Chief’s Camp, Moremi Game Reserve

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This premier safari destination offers unparalleled wildlife viewing in the exclusive
Chief’s Island area. Experienced guides lead expeditions to find the area’s famous
big cats and large elephant herds.

The camp’s location in Africa’s “predator capital” ensures exciting game drives.

Duba Explorers Camp, Northern Okavango

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Duba Explorers Camp is famous for its unique lion-and-buffalo interactions. It offers
specialized wildlife viewing opportunities, and expert guides share their knowledge of
the area’s renowned wildlife documentaries and ongoing research projects.

The camp’s remote location ensures an exclusive safari experience.

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Rra Dinare Camp, Southeastern Okavango

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Set in a private concession, Rra Dinare Camp offers both land and water-based
safari activities. Skilled guides lead explorations of the area’s diverse ecosystems,
from riverine forests to open grasslands.

The camp’s elevation provides excellent views across the surrounding floodplains.

Feline Fields, Western Kalahari

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Located in the western Kalahari, Feline Fields offers a unique combination of desert
and delta experiences. Professional guides help visitors understand the complex
relationships between the region’s wildlife and traditional communities.

The lodge’s innovative design harmoniously blends with the surrounding environment.

Nxai Pan Camp, Nxai Pan National Park

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Situated in the unique landscape of Nxai Pan National Park, this safari experience
offers visitors the chance to witness one of Africa’s least-known natural wonders.
Expert guides share their knowledge of the region’s distinctive salt pans, seasonal
waterholes, and famous baobab trees.

The camp provides exceptional opportunities to observe the annual zebra migration, Africa’s longest terrestrial animal migration.

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Your Gateway to Botswana’s Natural Wonders

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These guided safaris are Botswana’s best wildlife viewing experiences, each with a
different perspective on the country’s diverse ecosystems and abundant wildlife.
From the Okavango Delta’s watery paradise to the Kalahari Desert’s stark beauty,
every safari offers unforgettable encounters with Africa’s most iconic species.

Whether you are an experienced safari enthusiast or a first-time visitor, these
carefully selected experiences ensure safe, educational, and deeply moving
interactions with Botswana’s natural heritage.

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