Facts And Figures

Season, climate and clothes
Botswana's hunting season extends from April to September. During this time the climate is temperate with bright clear days and cool nights. Clients are advised to bring hats, comfortable walking boots and khaki or green for hunting. Warm clothes should be bought for the evenings. Camouflage clothing is prohibited.

Entry Requirements
Overseas clients must be in possession of a valid passport. As visa requirements change from time to time, it is advisable to check with your local Travel Agent. Visitors may bring in unlimited foreign currency . It is also advisable to have a return air ticket to your country.

Safety & Security
Botswana has an excellent record for tourist safety which is an indication of the importance in which the people of Botswana both appreciate and promote tourism as an essential part of the economy.

Health & Medical Issues
A course of anti-malaria tablets should be started two weeks before your safari begins and should be continued for four weeks after the safari ends. A full medical chest is carried in each camp and our hunters are trained in first aid. Radio -Telephones provide essential coverage for emergencies. There are excellent medical facilities in all major centers.

Insurance
You are advised to take out full insurance cover for yourself and your property. Whilst we take every possible precaution, we cannot accept liability for injuries, accident or illness to persons and / or loss or damage of equipment.

Tours
The Okavango Delta system in Northern Botswana is one of the last great Wilderness areas left in Africa. The crystal clear waters are studded with palm fringed islands and the whole area teems with huge herds of game, as well as a myriad of birds.

We will gladly advise you about tours to these areas as well as make the necessary arrangements after our safari.