Botswana Luxury Tours

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Set out on a delightful expedition of luxury and adventure in the heart of Africa with Botswana luxury tour packages from Thrillophilia. Crafted by seasoned explorers, our packages are meticulously tailored to cater to your diverse interests and preferences. Whether you are on a family escapade, a getaway with friends, a romantic retreat, or a solo odyssey, our Botswana luxury packages are designed to accommodate every travel plan.

Picture yourself immersed in the breathtaking landscapes of Botswana, where vast savannas meet the crystal waters of the Okavango Delta and Chobe National Park teems with diverse wildlife. With Thrillohilia’s Botswana luxury tour, embark on a tailor-made expedition, indulging in the finest accommodations and personalized experiences that redefine luxury travel.

Beyond the lavish amenities, our all-inclusive Botswana luxury tour packages encompass transfers and activities, leaving you free to immerse yourself in the adventure without worry or hassle. Whether it is navigating the meandering channels of the Okavango Delta on a private mokoro safari or revelling in the exclusivity of luxurious safari lodges with panoramic views of the African plains, every moment is a celebration of luxury and wonder.

Our dedicated 24x7 support team stands ready to assist with any queries or uncertainties, ensuring a seamless journey from start to finish. Tailor your experience to your preferences and budget, selecting from our array of meticulously crafted Botswana luxury packages, and embark on a stress-free vacation, creating cherished moments with your loved ones amidst the untamed beauty of Botswana.

Visa Requirements for Botswana

Citizens of India planning to visit Botswana require a visa. For a tourist visa application from India, you can apply either through the Botswanan High Commission in New Delhi or the Consulate. The non-refundable visa application fee for a tourist visa is about INR 3410.

The essential documents required for a Botswana visa application for Indian citizens include a completed and signed application form, a copy of the passport on A4 paper displaying validity and the applicant's photograph (attested by a gazetted officer), a passport with at least 6 months validity and 3 unused pages for stamps, a cover letter outlining the purpose of the visit, two recent passport-sized color photographs, a copy of the travel itinerary and hotel bookings, proof of return travel (copy of flight itinerary or confirmation slip), a copy of previously issued visas (if applicable), and proof of funds.

Best Time for Botswana Tour

The best time to visit Botswana is during the dry season from May to October. The weather during this time is warm and sunny with temperatures ranging between 22°C to 35°C during the day while the nights are cool. This period showcases the Okavango Delta's peak water levels, forming the famous waterways. Moreover, you will also get to see several different species of animals on your wildlife safari during this time.

You can also visit Botswana between November and April which is the green season here if you are looking for smaller crowds and prices. Despite occasional showers, vibrant landscapes and wildlife birthing seasons create a unique attraction.

How To Reach Botswana 

By Air:

Direct flights: There are no direct flights between India and Botswana as of now. You will need to opt for routes with one or more stops. Various airlines provide connecting flights, necessitating layovers en route to Botswana from India.

Airlines: Qatar Airways, Airlink, Air Botswana, Starlight Airline, Emirates, Ethiopian Airlines, Air India.

From: Mumbai, New Delhi, Chennai, Hyderabad, and Ahmedabad.

To: Botswana

Places to visit on the Botswana Tour:

1) Okavango Delta: Enjoy an unparalleled experience in the Kalahari Desert with our Botswana luxury tour packages. Home to diverse wildlife like elephants, lions, giraffes, and hippos, it is a top destination here. Guided tours or mokoro rides reveal its wonders, including rare African Wild Dogs. Game reserves, parks, and luxurious lodges provide opportunities for game viewing, fishing, and birdwatching.

2) Moremi Game Reserve: Marvel at the rich wildlife at this park that hosts elephants, buffaloes, lions, leopards, cheetahs, and wild dogs, along with diverse bird species. It is a prime spot for safaris, game drives, and bushwalking. This reserve boasts exceptional Big Five sightings and offers activities like fishing, boating, and birdwatching amid stunning landscapes. You can also access the remarkable Moremi Gorge, showcasing ancient baobab trees and breathtaking vistas.

3) Makgadikgadi Pans National Park: Delight in an extraordinary wildlife spectacle and Baobab trees in the Kalahari Desert with the top Botswana luxury tour packages. Home to diverse fauna like zebras, wildebeests, and an array of birds, it boasts mesmerizing scenic beauty. After rainfall, the pans transform into a lush oasis, showcasing the park's beauty. Notable spots include Nxai Pan National Park, Kubu Island, and Kudiakam Pan. Activities range from guided drives and quad biking to exploring ancient sites and immersing in San Bushmen culture.

4) Savute Reserve: Savuti, nestled in Chobe National Park, stands as a typical Botswana wildlife destination. Known for its abundant lion pride, elephant herds, and diverse wildlife, it is a must-visit spot. Safari lodges offer game drives, and road or air transfers from Okavango Delta or Moremi Game Reserve enable access, promising scenic game-viewing journeys.

5) Tsodilo Hills: This is an essential archaeological site in Botswana, that houses over 4,500 San Bushmen rock artworks, some dating back 24,000 years. It has been a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 2001 and holds immense cultural significance. Camping is the primary option here and is a must-have experience in your Botswana luxury tour. Accessible by a 6-hour drive or an awe-inspiring helicopter tour from Maun, it is an extraordinary cultural journey worth exploring.

Things to Do in Botswana

1) Go on guided game drives and safaris: Embark on guided game drives in Botswana, for abundant and diverse animal sightings. With Thrillophilia’s Botswana luxury packages, experience Chobe's colossal elephant herds or witness predators in Moremi Game Reserve. From numerous antelope and zebras to Africa’s largest crocodiles, elephants, as well as big cats, you can expect to witness them here.

2) See the Big 5: Witnessing the Big 5 - rhino, elephant, lion, leopard, and buffalo – should be a top priority if you are a first-time safari enthusiast in Botswana. Moremi and the Okavango Delta offer exceptional opportunities to spot these iconic species. Rhinos, facing severe threats, find refuge in new conservation efforts, securing their survival against adversity.

3) Go on a hot-air balloon safari over the Delta: Experience the thrill of a hot-air balloon ride over the Okavango Delta, a must for adventurous souls. Drift above this vast landscape, gaining a true perspective of its immense size and beauty. Unlike a light aircraft flight, floating peacefully in a balloon allows serene observation of the Delta's oxbow lakes, where hippos, elephants, and buffaloes roam below.

4) Enjoy a sunset cruise on the Chobe River: Complete your day with a picturesque sunset cruise, observing fish eagles, crocs, hippos, diverse birds, and water monitors. Boat-based viewing provides unique wildlife photography angles, yet the highlight remains to witness elephant families crossing from one bank to another, an absolute showstopper in this tranquil setting.

5) Interact with the Sam Bushmen: Discover the San Bushmen, indigenous hunters in the Kalahari and South Africa's first nations. Thriving in this terrain for hundreds of years, these clans offer cultural tours revealing their heritage and survival skills. Engage in guided walking tours, immersing in their culture, lifestyle, and wisdom on medicinal and poisonous plants. Experience Botswana's beauty through the captivating history and insights shared by the resilient San clans.