Climate

Botswana’s climate is dry and sunny most of the year. The winter months (May–August) are cool and clear, while summer (September–April) can be very hot, with rains from December to March.

 

Hunting Areas

Safaris are conducted in remote concessions in the Tuli Block.

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Hunting Season

Hunting traditionally runs from April through September, with cooler weather and excellent visibility.

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Health & Safety

Medical kits and communication equipment are standard. Some regions carry a malaria risk; consult your doctor about prophylaxis.

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Travel & Accommodation

Arrival point is Gaborone, followed by transfers to camp via road. Camps are tented or lodge-style with full amenities.

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Customs, Visas & Insurance

A valid passport is required. Some nationalities may need a visa. Medical and evacuation insurance is highly recommended.

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Documentation

All necessary hunting licenses and CITES permits are arranged before the safari.

 

Currency & Spending Money

The Botswana Pula is the local currency, though USD is widely accepted. Tipping the PH, camp staff and trackers is customary.

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Firearms & Ammunition

An import permit is required for all firearms and ammunition. Assistance with permits is provided.

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Packing List

• Neutral-colored lightweight clothing (daily laundry available)

• Warm jacket and sweater for winter mornings and evenings

• Comfortable walking boots with thick socks, hat, and sunglasses

• Binoculars, camera, and adapters (220V, 3-pin plugs)

• Prescription medicines, sunblock, and insect repellent

• Anti-Malaria medication

• Raincoat (summer months)

• Rifle with ammunition (Ammo belt and soft rifle case advised)

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Trophy Handling

Field preparation and transport to a shipping agent is arranged by the outfitter.

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Electricity

220V with three-pin plugs; some camps use generators or solar systems.

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Time Zone

GMT +2