Name: Botswana Tours & Travel
Brand: Adventure Life
Rating: 4.8 (530 reviews)

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Black-backed Jackal drinking in the Moremi

Zebras and a jackal along the Boteti River

Elephants drinking a long the Boteti River

All the boats from Chobe Game Lodge are electric

Elephant resting their trunk along the Chobe River

Savute Safari Lodge deck overlooking the water hold

Elephants at Watering Hole during dinner at Savute Safari Lodge

Heading back to Nxamaseri Island Lodge at sunset

Elephants swimming the Chobe River from Botswana to Namibia

Elephants going for a sunset swim in Chobe National Park

Lionesses drinking at a water hole in Savute

Ostriches in Makgadikgadi Pan National Park

Elephants with giraffes at a water hole in Savute

Tsodilo Hills, a UNESCO World Heritage Site

Savute Safari Lodge's new hide has incredible views of the water hole

Beautiful sunsets are all around in Africa, but especially along the water (here it is the Okavango River)

Massive Bull Elephant, peacefully eating near our vehicle

Rock art in the Tsodilo Hills UNESCO World Heritage site

Lionesses and cubs feasting on a buffalo kill

Me trying to get a shot of an animal up in the rocks

Transferring from Safari vehicle to boat on the Okavango River

Frog spotted during a mokoro ride in the Okavango

Group photo during our sleep out in the salt pan

African Fish Eagle spotted near Xugana Island

Wildlife will certainly enter camps whenever they can, here is a bushbuck at the entrance of Leroo La Taur

Huge windows help with both your view and airflow at Leroo La Tau, as the tents overlook the Boteti Riverbed

Sunset at the sleep out on the Makgadikgadi salt pan

Breakfast fire to warm up after the salt pan sleep out

Bush flights throughout Botswana are very, very common

Safari (especially the salt pans) can be very dusty, so be prepared!

Always take time to appreciate the scenery around sunset while on safari

The zebra migration along the Boteti River is an amazing sight

Sun, wind, and dust are going to be all around during travel on the salt pan

A farm visit allows you to see how locals live and raise their livestock

The vastness of the salt pan is bewildering

You might stay in a safari tent, but you are hardly camping when you bed is this comfortable

Cruising through the Okavango Delta on the way to an island for a guided walking safari

A very cute local I met on my farm visit

Giraffes in the Savute region of Chobe National Park

Looking for animals along the Boteti Riverbed near Lerou Le Tau camp at sunset

Lion cubs learning to feed on a buffalo kill

Sunrise at Lerou La Tau camp on the platform heading down to the viewing hide

Zebras move along the dry Boteti River bed at night

Walking safari during an outing from Xugana Island Lodge

Your guides are fantastic people! Coca and I became great friends!

Sunset over the trees of the Moremi Game Reserve

Learning to crush some grain the way locals do it (I was not very good at it)

During a walking safari, you will encounter wildlife of all types, including a baboon (on the tree limb) who will watch you with interest

Elephants after a mud bath along the Boteti River bed

The sun bakes the salt pan each day, causing the ground to crack

Modern aircraft ferry goods and travelers all over the Delta

A young elephant cooling off in the mud near Lerou Le Tau camp in the Makgadikgadi Pan National Park

The drive to the sleep out on the salt pan is fascinating but long. Consider taking a helicopter back to camp in the morning.

I LOVE an African sunset, and the salt pans are incredible

Bedding set up at sunset on the salt pan

Tiny lights by each bed during the salt pan sleep out

Masses of zebra with a herd of elephants along the Boteti River

Gorgeous Lion in the Moremi Game Reserve

Giraffe checking me out from the Chobe National Park

Supply and cooking vehicles on the salt pan prepping for the sleep out

Me and a zebra skull in the Makgadikgadi Pan National Park

Stepping off the plane in Maun, Botswana

Big bull elephant spotted on our walking safari on an island in the Okavango Delta

TrustScore 4.8 | 530 reviews

TrustScore 4.8 of 5

Based on 530 reviews on

1 hour ago

Our agent Jessica was very helpful with the whole process and always responded in a timely way to all of our questions.

K Van

1 day ago

Chern was very patient snd helpful.

CaBaba

2 days ago

Cruse ship was great. Fantastic food and service. Cruise itinary got changed so not what we expected, but not an major issue. Japan portion was great. Drivers/guides arranged by 80 Days were great. Hotels were mostly ok. Did not know that most hotels outside of major cities do not allow shoes to be worn in the hotel. again a minor inconvenience. Overall a great trip. Adventure Life communications were timely and much appreciated as far as changes/requests.

Peter Goff

3 days ago

We were a group of three that initiated our research by independently searching for the best agency to help us in the somewhat complex experience of traveling to the Galapagos. We chose adventure life because they were the most responsive in the website provided the most comprehensive overview of the trip. Their reviews were also very good. Adventure, life splits up its booking process in two parts. First Jeff, the booking agent helped us decide which experience best suited are interests. We chose a small 14 to 16 group sized yacht. Once the booking was made with Jeff, we were handed off to Coleene, who oversaw the complex process of assembling all of the necessary documents and making sure we had everything we needed to make the trip go smoothly. The adventure, life website, then becomes your personal place of reference for all things related to your trip from door to door. It’s a lot of information to assemble, especially for three travelers, but the website makes it easy and Colleen‘s gentle reminders kept us on track. In all, from the beginning, we had four months from the time we started our research till the time we departed. We felt that was, a good amount of preparation time and don’t think it would be wise to do it in less than four months. Mostly because I think you have more options with that amount of time. There were others on our trip that took six months and more from the time they started planning. The trip itself was outstanding. We ended up on an excellent yacht (Galapagos Angel II) with a great group of guests that we were able to connect with and put together a really nice google photos album to share.

Jed

1 week ago

Mary was very helpful. Quick to reply with helpful information and closure on arrangements.

Nicola Maxwell

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