Sightseeing Tours & Trips in Botswana

Paddle through the Okavango Delta's waterways in traditional mokoro canoes, moving between channels and islands in Moremi Game Reserve. Local guides lead walking safaris where you can spot lions, leopards, wild dogs, buffalo, giraffes, and hundreds of bird species across the floodplains and wetlands.

Paddle through the UNESCO-listed Okavango Delta in traditional mokoro canoes, moving past papyrus channels where African fish eagles and saddle-billed storks feed. Game drives through Chobe and Moremi bring you close to elephant herds, wild dogs, and leopards hunting at dawn, while guided walks in Linyanti teach you to read tracks and find medicinal plants.

Paddle through the UNESCO-listed Okavango Delta in traditional mokoro canoes with local guides, looking for hippos and malachite kingfishers in the waterways. You'll stay two nights on a houseboat in the Okavango Panhandle watching sunsets, then do early game drives in Chobe National Park to find big elephant herds and cape buffalo, plus a river cruise to see saddle-billed storks and crocs.

A helicopter flight over Victoria Falls shows the cascading waters from above, then you'll do sunrise and sunset game drives in Chobe National Park to spot elephants and lions. Camp overnight at a private bush site along the Khwai River in the Okavango Delta and take a guided walk in Zambezi National Park.

Early morning drives through Moremi Game Reserve's Xakanaxa Lagoon and Third Bridge Area have you searching for lions, leopards, and elephants across the wilderness. When water levels are right, there's a complimentary boat cruise upstream into the Okavango Delta, then sunset drives along the Khwai River.

Head 80 km north from Island Safari Lodge in Maun through the buffalo fence corridor to Moremi Game Reserve in the Okavango Delta. Your 4x4 takes you through green floodplains and the forested Mopane Tongue Peninsula, looking for lions, leopards, hippos, and crocodiles around Xakanaxa Lagoon.

Victoria Falls, a UNESCO site known locally as Mosi-oa-Tunya or 'thundering smoke,' shows off its massive cascades on the Zambezi River. Later, you'll paddle through the UNESCO-protected Okavango Delta in a traditional mokoro dugout canoe at Guma Lagoon.