From Delta Waterways to Desert Horizons

Botswana protects some of Africa’s most remarkable wilderness environments.

Our mobile safaris connect wetlands, woodlands, grasslands and desert landscapes, allowing you to experience how wildlife and scenery change across the country.

Discover the destinations that can become part of your Baxanekhwe journey.

Okavango Delta

The Okavango Delta is one of the world’s largest inland delta systems and the place where the Baxanekhwe story began.

Seasonal floodwaters spread across channels, lagoons, islands and floodplains, creating an extraordinary habitat for wildlife and birds.

Depending on water levels and itinerary, activities may include game drives, mokoro excursions and boat trips.

Best for: Wetland scenery, birdwatching, mokoro experiences and diverse wildlife.

Moremi Game Reserve

Moremi Game Reserve protects a varied combination of floodplains, lagoons, forests and open savannah within the wider Okavango ecosystem.

Its habitat diversity supports elephants, buffalo, lions, leopards, wild dogs, antelope and abundant birdlife.

Moremi is particularly rewarding for game drives and wildlife photography.

Best for Big-game viewing, predators, photography and first-time Botswana safaris.

Khwai

The Khwai area lies along the northern boundary of Moremi Game Reserve and is centred around the wildlife-rich Khwai River.

Elephants, antelope and predators frequently move through the area. Its riverfront scenery and varied activities make it a valuable addition to longer mobile safaris.

Depending on the itinerary and conditions, experiences may include game drives, mokoro excursions and cultural visits.

Best for Varied wildlife, river landscapes and multi-activity safaris.

Savuti

Savuti is a dramatic wilderness area within Chobe National Park.

Its open grasslands, woodland and changing channel environment attract elephants, antelope, lions and other predators.

The area is known for powerful wildlife encounters and a rugged sense of isolation.

Best for Predators, elephants and dramatic wilderness landscapes.

Chobe National Park

Chobe National Park is famous for its large elephant population and the wildlife found around the Chobe River.

The riverfront provides rewarding opportunities to see elephants, buffalo, hippos, crocodiles and numerous bird species.

Kasane is often used as the starting or finishing point for safaris travelling through northern Botswana.

Best for Elephants, river wildlife and connections through Kasane.

Nxai Pan

Nxai Pan is characterised by open grasslands, fossil pans and clusters of baobab trees.

Seasonal rains transform the landscape, attracting grazing animals and the predators that follow them.

The area offers wide horizons, dramatic skies and excellent opportunities for landscape photography.

Best for Seasonal wildlife, open landscapes and baobab scenery.

Makgadikgadi Pans

The Makgadikgadi Pans form one of the largest salt-pan systems in the world.

During the dry season, the landscape feels vast and otherworldly. After the rains, parts of the region come alive with migrating animals and birds.

It offers a striking contrast to the waterways of the Okavango Delta.

Best for: Salt-pan landscapes, seasonal migration and dramatic photography.

Central Kalahari Game Reserve

The Central Kalahari is defined by open plains, ancient river valleys and an immense sense of space.

Wildlife is adapted to the region’s dry conditions, while seasonal rains bring fresh growth and increased animal activity.

It is an excellent destination for travellers seeking solitude and a less familiar side of Botswana.

Best for: Remote wilderness, desert-adapted wildlife and wide-open landscapes.

Which Destination Is Right for You?

You do not have to choose only one.

Our longer mobile safaris can combine several destinations, giving you a more complete view of Botswana’s landscapes and wildlife.

Tell us when you plan to visit, how long you want to travel and what you hope to see. We will help you create the right route.