Planning a trip to Botswana
- Itinerary
- Experiences
- Flights
- Hotels
- Things to Carry
Things to do in Botswana in April
Arrival at Maun International Airport. Transfer to luxury accommodation at Belmond Eagle Island Lodge.
Enjoy a thrilling helicopter ride over the Okavango Delta, spotting wildlife from the air.
Relax with sunset drinks and fine dining at the lodge's restaurant, offering panoramic views of the delta.
Embark on a mokoro (traditional canoe) excursion through the delta's waterways, guided by experienced locals.
Picnic lunch on a remote island surrounded by the delta's pristine wilderness.
Return to the lodge for a sunset safari drive to spot the diverse wildlife of the delta.
Fly to Moremi Game Reserve for a game drive in search of lions, elephants, and other iconic African wildlife.
Lunch at Camp Moremi, a luxury safari camp nestled in the heart of the reserve.
Return to Belmond Eagle Island Lodge for a private stargazing experience with an expert guide.
Enjoy a sunrise cruise on the Zambezi River, with opportunities to spot hippos and crocodiles.
Visit the local markets in Livingstone for unique crafts and souvenirs.
Transfer to Harry Mwanga Nkumbula International Airport for departure.
April is the start of Botswana's dry season, so you can expect mostly sunny weather with little to no rain. So we are suggesting you pack accordingly.
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Things to Carry on your trip to Botswana
Clothing & Apparel
Lightweight, breathable clothing -
Cotton or linen are good choices.
Khaki pants or shorts -
For safari activities.
Swimsuit -
If you plan on swimming.
Warm sweater or jacket -
For evenings, as it can get chilly.
Accessories
Sun hat -
For sun protection.
Sunglasses -
For eye protection.
Insect repellent -
To prevent mosquito bites.
First-aid kit -
For minor injuries.
Essentials & Must Haves
Passport and visa -
Required for entry into Botswana.
Travel insurance -
Recommended for unexpected events.
Cash and credit cards -
For purchases and expenses.
Camera -
To capture memories.
Reusable water bottle -
To stay hydrated.
Good to Have
Binoculars -
For wildlife viewing.
Guidebook or map -
For information and navigation.
Small backpack -
For day trips and carrying essentials.
Headlamp or flashlight -
For nighttime activities.
Electronics
Phone and charger -
For communication and navigation.
Camera and extra batteries -
For capturing memories.
Portable power bank -
To keep devices charged.
Payment Options -
Cash and credit cards are commonly accepted in Botswana, but it's a good idea to have some local currency (Botswana pula) on hand.
Local Experiences in Botswana
