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Why Botswana?

If you are searching for safaris in Africa, you are likely looking for something exceptional. 

Botswana stands apart — for reasons that are hard to match anywhere else.

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130,000 Elephants










Largest elephant population in Africa. Chobe holds the hightest concentration.

Legendary Savuti Lions




Large prides. 
Real predator territory. 
Raw wilderness.


Elephants Swimming



The only place in Africa where you can regularly see elephants crossing a river.











Build for True Wilderness

Low-density tourism. 
No mass safari traffic. 
Perfect terrain for mobile camps.

Botswana is often the heart of the journey but it doesn’t have to be the whole story.

Many of our guests start in South Africa, continue into Botswana, and finish at Victoria Falls or beyond. We handle all logistics — regional flights, private transfers, seamless connections.

If you want the best of Africa, we build it as one continuous experience.

Must-See Experiences in Botswana


If you want elephants in Africa, you come to Botswana. 

We have around 130,000 elephants in this country — more than anywhere else on the continent. And in Chobe, you’ll see why.

During the dry season, entire herds move down to the river. Not five elephants. Not ten. Sometimes hundreds. Bathing, drinking, interacting, and yes — swimming across the Chobe River.

It’s the only place in Africa where you can regularly watch elephants swim from island to island.

A sunset cruise on the Chobe River isn’t just a nice activity. It’s essential.

Savuti is serious Africa.

This is where the famous Savuti Marsh prides roam. Large lion prides. Real predator country. No fences. No staged sightings.

You might see lions resting under acacia trees in the morning — and later tracking buffalo or even challenging elephants.

Savuti is raw and unpredictable. That’s why I love it.

It’s not polished. It’s real.

The Delta is beautiful from the ground.

But to understand it — you have to see it from above.

We arrange helicopter flights directly from Maun Airport to your first camp, and we also fly camp to camp so you spend more time on safari, not in transit.

From the air, you see elephant pathways, water channels, floodplains — the full scale of the wilderness.

And yes, it’s safe. We work with Mack Air — the best bush pilots in Africa. I know many of them personally. They’re professionals.

Flying over the Delta is one of those moments that stays with you.

We don’t do permanent luxury lodges.

We do mobile luxury camps.

Why? Because we move with the wildlife.

Our Meru tents are spacious and comfortable — real beds, proper mattresses, ensuite toilets. This is not rough camping.

You wake up in the bush. Coffee by the fire before sunrise. Dinner under the open sky.

Is it safe? Yes. As long as you listen to your guide and stay with the team. The bush is safe when you respect it.

Mobile camps give us flexibility. That’s what makes the experience special.

Victoria Falls is not in Botswana — it sits between Zambia and Zimbabwe.

But from Chobe, it’s just over an hour away, and many of our guests choose to combine both.

After days in quiet wilderness, the Falls are dramatic. Powerful. Loud. One of the natural wonders of the world.

It’s a completely different experience — and a perfect way to end your safari before flying home.

the sun is setting over a body of water
a large body of water surrounded by land

The Okavango Delta

The Okavango Delta is a truly remarkable ecosystem, unlike any other on earth. We offer helicopter transfers directly from Maun Airport to your first camp, ensuring you reach the heart of the wilderness within minutes, without long drives. To maximize your safari experience, we often fly from camp to camp. We partner with Mack Air, known for being the safest and most respected bush pilots in Africa, often referred to as the "Qantas of the bush." I personally know many of these skilled pilots.


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Frequently Asked Questions

Planning a safari is exciting, but it can also raise a few questions.

Here are answers to the most common things our guests ask.

There are no packages to click an buy. Every safari is bespoke. The journey begins with a simple request: just click the Request Your Safari button and fill in a short form with your details and travel wishes.

Once submitted, the request goes directly to Rai. He will personally reach out to you - usually within 24 hours - to start a converstaion. This is a chance to get to know what you are dreaming of: when you’d like to travel, who you are coming with, and the kind of experience you want to have in Botswana.

From there, Rai begins shaping a journey tailored just for you. He discusses options, shares what’s possible based on your dates, and ensures that every detail - from lodges and private charters to dietary needs - is arranged with care. The process is personal, relaxed, and transparent. Your role is simply to share your vision. Rai’s role is to make it real.

Almost everything. Your journey with Rai covers luxury mobile camps and lodges, all meals and drinks, seamless transfers by private vehicles or charter flights, game drives, park and reserve fees. Rai personally hosts the entire journey, making sure every detail runs smoothly. From luggage handling to 24/7 concierge support, every detail is arranged so you can simply enjoy the experience.

What’s not included are international flights to Africa, personal insurance, tips for camp statt and guides, and optional extras such as scenic helicopter flights or add-on destinations.

The safari is designed to feel intimate, with small groups of usually 6 to 10 guests, and never more than 12. If you are a family or a group of friends booking together, the journey will be private - no additional travelers will be added. 

For solo travelers or couples, Rai carefully matches guests so the group feels natural and harmonious. The atmosphere remains personal and relaxed, with plenty of space and attention for everyone. 

Most safari companies sell pre-packaged tours that need to be booked one or even two years in advance. Rai works differently. His deep local connections often allow him to secure last-minute access to parks and camps that others cannot.

The routs may include Botswana’s classic highlights - the Okavango Delta, Khwai, Savuti, Chobe, and Victoria Falls - but the way you experience them is unique. Rai personally hosts the journey, ensuring every detail flows seamlessly, from private transfers and licensed night drives to champagne welcomes and special care for your needs.

With Rai, it isn’t just about seeing Botswana. It’s about being invited into a world that feels rare, personal, and impossible to find on your own.

We recommend planning a safari during the dry season, from May through October. At this time, the bush is thinner, wildlife gathers around water sources, and game viewing is at its best. Days are warm, nights are cooler, and skies are clear. The perfect balance of comfort and adventure.

While safaris are possible year-round, the heavy rains from November onwards make wildlife harder to spot, some areas less accessible, and mosquito activity higher. So the dry season offers the most rewarding experience.

Safety is a top priority on every journey. Rai works only with licensed local operators and guides who know the bush intimately and have decades of experience. Camps are fully serviced and professionally set up, with staff always present.

Each guest tent is equipped with a private bathroom, so there is no need to leave your tent during the night. The tents are spacious, comfortable, and designed to provide both luxury and peace of mind. Vehicles are maintained to high standards, and itineraries are planned with safety and comfort in mind.

Rai himself travels with each group to ensure every detail is handled and that guests always feel looked after. While the wilderness is never without its risks, traveling with Rai means being in the care of people who know how to anticipate and manage them. So you can simply enjoy the adventure.

No special level of fitness is required. Rai’s safaris are designed to be comfortable and accessible for most travelers. Daily activities focus on game drives in private vehicles, with only short walks around campt or at scenic spots.

The mobile camps provide real beds, private bathrooms, and full service - so you don’t need to “rough it” or handle camp duties yourself. For those who enjoy more activity, optional experiences can be arranged, but the core safari is about ease, comfort, and immersion in the wilderness, not physical endurance.

In other words: You don’t need to be an athlete to join. You just need a sense of curiosity and adventure.

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