FAQ
We've put together a list of frequently asked questions to help you better understand what a safari to Botswana is all about and to help you better prepare for your vacation.
Immunisation requirements vary from country to country and up-to-date information should be obtained from your local health department. It is each guest’s sole responsibility to ensure that he or she has had all necessary inoculations, immunisations and medications prior to departure.
Malaria prophylaxis with Lariam, Malarone, or doxycycline is recommended for travel in Botswana. All guests must consult their own medical doctor or health authorities regarding the use of anti-malarial tablets prior to departure.
It is the guest’s obligation to ensure that he/she is medically fit to participate in travel, as for walking activities at the water properties, a reasonable level of fitness is required.
What to bring
With the long haul travel and luggage restrictions on the light aircrafts in Botswana, careful planning is essential. We have put together a list of what to bring on your safari to Botswana
Bird Enthusiasts
With its varied landscapes and expansive natural wildernesses, Botswana is a haven for the birding enthusiast. We've put together a few highlights on what to expect on your safari.
Landscape & Wildlife
Arguably one of Africa’s best safari and wildlife destinations, Botswana offers vast tracts of unspoilt wilderness’s covering a variety of unique ecosystems, coupled with prolific wildlife encounters throughout your safari.
“ As Botswana's top safari operator, Desert & Delta Safaris is proud to hold several Travel & Tourism Accolades and enjoy a variety of press features.”
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