Botswana Small Group Tours

A UNESCO World Heritage Site, the Okavango Delta is one of the world’s largest inland deltas, created by seasonal floodwaters flowing into the Kalahari Desert. This lush oasis attracts thousands of species, including elephants, hippos, crocodiles, and big cats like leopards and lions. The best way to explore? A traditional mokoro canoe safari, where you’ll glide silently through winding channels, spotting wildlife up close. For a bird’s-eye view, a scenic flight over the delta provides breathtaking aerial perspectives.

Home to Africa’s largest elephant population, Chobe National Park offers a front-row seat to some of the most dramatic wildlife encounters. The Chobe River is a lifeline for vast herds of elephants, buffalo, and antelope, making a sunset boat cruise an unforgettable experience. Photographers will love the golden hour lighting as elephants wade through the water, while predators lurk nearby. Land safaris here also provide a high chance of spotting lions and leopards, making Chobe one of Botswana’s premier Big Five destinations.

Tucked within the Okavango Delta, Moremi Game Reserve is one of Africa’s most spectacular protected areas, known for its exceptional biodiversity. Unlike some of Botswana’s drier regions, Moremi features lush landscapes with a mix of wetlands, mopane forests, and open savannahs, creating ideal conditions for abundant wildlife. Expect to see wild dogs, cheetahs, and an array of bird species, from fish eagles to vibrant lilac-breasted rollers. Game drives here are some of the best in Botswana, while boat safaris offer a unique perspective on the delta’s teeming ecosystem.

Ever wanted to walk on a vast salt desert? The Makgadikgadi Pans are among the largest salt flats in the world, covering thousands of square kilometers. In the dry season, this landscape is eerily silent and endless, resembling the surface of the moon. But when the rains arrive, the pans transform into a temporary wetland, attracting flamingos, pelicans, and one of the most spectacular zebra migrations in Africa. A must-do experience here is a quad bike excursion across the barren landscape, followed by an overnight stay under a sky bursting with stars. For a cultural twist, spend time with the San people, learning about their ancient survival skills in this harsh environment.