Lion photography - Okavango Delta
Specialist Photographic Safaris Botswana
Our main emphasis is on game viewing and experiencing the wilderness of Botswana. Often keeping things as simple as possible adds to this experience. We will give you the maximum time on game drives to ensure you get the best possible chance to see and photograph as much wildlife as possible. Our vehicles are specially designed to optimise game viewing. Two travellers per bench seat allow for plenty of space for camera equipment, binoculars and books.In Botswana a number of activities are prohibited in National Parks and Game Reserves but can be done in the community run concession on the Khwai River. Night drives are allowed here to spot the nocturnal life found in the wilderness.
Our main emphasis is on game viewing and experiencing the wilderness of Botswana. Often keeping things as simple as possible adds to this experience. We will give you the maximum time on game drives to ensure you get the best possible chance to see and photograph as much wildlife as possible. Our vehicles are specially designed to optimise game viewing. Two travellers per bench seat allow for plenty of space for camera equipment, binoculars and books.In Botswana a number of activities are prohibited in National Parks and Game Reserves but can be done in the community run concession on the Khwai River. Night drives are allowed here to spot the nocturnal life found in the wilderness.
Picnic Lunch in the Okavango Delta
Our meals are wholesome and plentiful and are prepared with fresh produce by our chef. We provide 3 wholesome, healthy meals per day. Coffee and tea stations are available in the dining tent at all time of the day. Tea box, Snacks and drinks are available on the game drive. Fresh bread is baked over the fire as the trip progresses. Kindly keep in mind that if there is anything more that we can do to make your stay with us more enjoyable, feel free to let us know. Food is an integral part of a safari and we ask that you do not feel inhibited in this regard. We would rather do a little extra during the trip to have happy guests than have unhappy ones at the end. Vegetarians and special meals always welcome - please notify us when booking.
The "go anywhere" vehicles!
Our professional and knowledgeable guides lead the safari. The task of the guide is to describe the ecology of the region and interpret the wilderness. Our guides go to great lengths to ensure that you get into the right position for photographic opportunities. Our guides and staff are all well trained and experienced and are more than willing to share their lives with you. Don't hesitate to ask as many questions as possible to gain insight into this amazing land. Our safari crew travel in a separate vehicle to prepare our private comfortable camp prior to the our arrival. Their task is to ensure all details of the camp set up and to provide meals and services required by people travelling with us.
On Safari in Botswana
Clothing and climate
Light weight tropical clothing with rain wear from Nov to Mar. The evenings can be cool from May to Aug, during the winter months. Neutral colours are best on safari and smart casual is suitable for the evenings (camouflage clothing is not permitted). There is a 12 kg baggage limit on internal flights and soft bags are recommended. There is a daily laundry service in most camps. Sun block, sunglasses, hats and insect repellent are essential. A good pair of binoculars, a camera and comfortable walking shoes will enhance your stay. Summer (Sep-Apr): Average temperature is 85°F during the day and between 60°-70°F at night. Winter (May-Aug): Average temperature is 65°F during the day and between 40°-50°F at night.
Light weight tropical clothing with rain wear from Nov to Mar. The evenings can be cool from May to Aug, during the winter months. Neutral colours are best on safari and smart casual is suitable for the evenings (camouflage clothing is not permitted). There is a 12 kg baggage limit on internal flights and soft bags are recommended. There is a daily laundry service in most camps. Sun block, sunglasses, hats and insect repellent are essential. A good pair of binoculars, a camera and comfortable walking shoes will enhance your stay. Summer (Sep-Apr): Average temperature is 85°F during the day and between 60°-70°F at night. Winter (May-Aug): Average temperature is 65°F during the day and between 40°-50°F at night.
Currency, luggage restrictions & flights
Botswana currency is the Pula. The South African Rand, US Dollars, Euros, Pounds are accepted. There are space restrictions on any itinerary road transfers. We would like to recommend you to travel with soft luggage and the weight should not be over 15kg. Major international airlines fly into Johannesburg, RSA capital. Daily flights from Johannesburg are available on Air Botswana to Maun and regular flights into Kasane. Please let us know if you need assistance in booking your flight to Maun.Major international airlines fly into Johannesburg, RSA capital. Daily flights from Johannesburg are available on Air Botswana to Maun and regular flights into Kasane. Please let us know if you need assistance in booking your flight to Maun.
Botswana currency is the Pula. The South African Rand, US Dollars, Euros, Pounds are accepted. There are space restrictions on any itinerary road transfers. We would like to recommend you to travel with soft luggage and the weight should not be over 15kg. Major international airlines fly into Johannesburg, RSA capital. Daily flights from Johannesburg are available on Air Botswana to Maun and regular flights into Kasane. Please let us know if you need assistance in booking your flight to Maun.Major international airlines fly into Johannesburg, RSA capital. Daily flights from Johannesburg are available on Air Botswana to Maun and regular flights into Kasane. Please let us know if you need assistance in booking your flight to Maun.
