Do you plan to go to Botswana? The best safaris are in Botswana, but you don’t know which travel package is right for you? Do you have questions about safety, health for your future safari trip to Botswana? We answer your questions and give you all the practical information for your trip to Botswana.
When to go to Botswana and when to book?
The best time to go on a safari trip to Botswana is from June to October. It is the dry season and the best season to observe animals.
But it is also the season when housing prices go up to triple. Demand is very strong while the supply of accommodation is limited, especially for the best lodges and for those offering the best quality/price ratios. Book 9 to 12 months in advance if you want to have the choice and benefit from better rates!
From the end of November to the end of March, it is the rainy season, but it is still possible to observe the animals. Most lodges offer more affordable rates and some more luxurious lodges offer significant discounts.
Although it is the rainy season in Botswana, they are scarce. Rather, it’s showers that only last a few moments and don’t spoil your safari experience.

Finally, the intermediate periods can be a good alternative for the quality/price ratio. Outside of high season, it is still preferable to book in advance, at least 6 months before your trip. As with every destination, the longer you wait, the less choice you have and the more expensive your trip will be.
There are generally no security problems in luxury destinations Botswana. As with every destination, by observing basic safety rules and behaving appropriately, the risks will be limited.
If you are going on a self-drive, a GPS with a suitable map and a satellite phone are necessary. Don’t go on the cheap: a quality, recent and well-maintained 4 × 4 vehicle is necessary if you are exploring the parks on your own.
Health, Vaccines
There are no specific vaccines for Botswana. Check with your doctor that you are up to date. The Malaria is present in parks, especially in northern Botswana. Your doctor should prescribe preventative treatment and provide you with recommendations to avoid insect bites.
As with every trip, it is necessary to visit a doctor specializing in tourism. He is the only person who can give you the right information. In some cases, your doctor may give you other recommendations.
Banks/ATMs
You will find cash machines in the main towns. Avoid isolated vending machines and avoid going there at night. In addition, we invite you to check the banking conditions with your bank, because for each transaction, you may be charged.
Telephone network
Outside of cities, and especially in parks, you will not have a telephone network. That is why, for a self-drive tour, we invite you to take a satellite phone. Another thing you can during your visit to honeymoon destinations in Botswana is to contact the experts of Welgrow and get yourself a good package.
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