Botswana Tours · Chobe Safari
Home to the largest elephant population in Africa, Botswana’s Chobe National Park is one of the continent’s great safari destinations — and it’s just across the border from Victoria Falls.
What Is A Botswana Safari?
Botswana safaris are built around two icons: Chobe National Park, famous for its enormous elephant herds and river cruises along the Chobe River, and the Okavango Delta, a vast inland wetland reached by light aircraft or 4x4.
Most travelers access Botswana via Kasane, a short transfer from Victoria Falls — making it one of the easiest and most popular safari add-ons in Southern Africa, whether as a single day trip or a multi-night stay.


Okavango Delta Safaris
The Okavango Delta is one of the world’s few inland river deltas — a maze of lagoons, palm islands and papyrus channels that floods every year from Angola’s highlands. Most travelers reach it by light aircraft from Kasane or Maun, staying at a fly-in safari lodge for 2–3 nights.
Game drives here are joined by two experiences you won’t find at Chobe: a mokoro (dugout canoe) excursion gliding silently through the reed channels, and a guided bush walk that puts you on foot alongside zebra, elephant and antelope with an armed local guide.
Most travelers spend $450–$900 per person per day on an Okavango Delta fly-in safari including flights, accommodation, meals and activities — it’s a premium add-on to a Chobe or Victoria Falls itinerary rather than a budget destination on its own.
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Price Guide
Every trip is quoted individually based on season, group size and accommodation style. As a rough guide, a Chobe day trip or budget stay in Kasane runs $80–$150 per person per day, a mid-range riverfront lodge $250–$450, and a fly-in Okavango Delta safari $450–$900+ — we'll confirm an exact price once we know your dates.

Best Time To Visit
May – September (Dry Season): The best time for game viewing — animals gather at the Chobe River, and this is peak season for Delta fly-in safaris.
October – November (Late Dry): Hot temperatures but exceptional wildlife concentrations along the river before the rains.
December – April (Green Season): Lush scenery, newborn animals and excellent birdlife, with fewer crowds.
Ask Us For A Season RecommendationFeatured Packages
Day trips and multi-day itineraries built around Chobe and the Okavango Delta.
A compact Chobe safari from Victoria Falls with game drives and river cruises.
Falls views, a Chobe boat cruise and a taste of the Okavango Delta.
A full day in Chobe National Park with a river cruise and game drive.
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Why Choose Us
Guides who know the park’s wildlife patterns and river routes.
We handle the Kazungula border logistics for you.
From a single day trip to a full Okavango Delta safari.
Quick answers on availability, timing and pricing.