Moremi Game Reserve
Right on the Okavango Delta, this reserve is home to a host of different wildlife. On any adventure day, you can see lions, antelope, elephants, hippos, and more. The roads here are primitive and can be rough. This park is best visited with a guided tour.
See MoreCentral Kalahari Game Reserve
The second largest reserve in the world and arguably the most remote in Southern Africa. It is home to wildlife such as giraffes, cheetahs, hyenas, and wild dogs.
See MoreMokolodi Nature Reserve
A private not-for-profit game reserve just outside of Gaborone. They have a southern white rhinoceros herd that is part of a national breeding program.
See MoreKhama Rhino Sanctuary
Khame was founded in 1992 as a community-based wildlife project hoping to help save the vanishing rhinoceros. For people who visit, there is a bounty of different wildlife to observe and appreciate.
See MoreGaborone Game Reserve
Due to its natural and accessible location, this reserve is a great day trip from Gaborone. It was founded to provide a space and opportunity for locals to view wildlife in their natural habitat.
See MoreNorthern Tuli Game Reserve
Home to 48 species of mammals and 350+ bird species, with an estimated 20,000 animals residing in the Northern Tuli Game Reserve, the wildlife viewing here will be plentiful. They're especially known for elephant spotting. Your visit here will be unforgettable and in touch with nature.
See MoreKgalagadi Transfrontier Park
Nestled along the border of Botswana, South Africa, and Namibia, this park is home to red dunes, dry rivers, and plentiful wildlife. Spot prey and predators in their natural habitat on game drives with knowledgeable guides.
See MoreKhutse Game Reserve
Khutse, which means "place where you can kneel down and drink," has easy access from Gaborone. It is home to a few small Kalahari villages and different game drive loops.
See MoreMashatu Game Reserve
Named the âLand of the Giantsâ after the local Mashatu trees, this game reserve is home to herds of elephants and spotting of big cats. Truly a once-in-a-lifetime experience to explore here.
See MoreOkavango Delta
Get out early in the golden hues of morning or evening light for magical wildlife viewing against the winding river of the delta. With so much to do here, take a flight over the delta, or try your hand at a game drive, a bush walk, or ride in a mokoro (a traditional boat) down the river.
See MoreMakadikadi Basin
A salt pan, one of the largest salt flats in the world, is nestled right in Northeastern Botswana and home to the Kubu Island habitat, the Nata Bird Sanctuary, herds of wildlife, and so much more. The landscapes here are otherworldly.
See MoreChobe Day Trip Botswana
Take a guided day trip to Chobe National Park attempting to spot the famous, "big 5," on your visit.
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BookNxai Pan
One of the most popular reasons to visit this reserve is for the thousands of zebras that herd through the land. A magnificent sight!
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