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If you’re after an African wilderness experience, a Botswana photo safari should be high on your list. Botswana is a prime destination for wildlife photography due to the large wildlife population that inhabits the country, as well as the government’s active commitment to protecting its wildlife and keeping the safari experience exclusive. This means that visitors to Botswana can enjoy an authentic wilderness in the African bush that is devoid of a mass tourism infrastructure. It’s an au natural environment without any fences, enabling animals to roam freely. You can expect to photograph lions, leopards, elephants, and much more, against a backdrop of stunning – and highly varied – landscapes.

Our Photo Tours in Botswana

Botswana Photo Safari

Botswana Photo Safari

African Big Five, Wildlife

See what Botswana has to offer, from its lush landscapes to a wealth of wilderness.

May 14 - 22, 2025

Jul 18 - 24, 2025

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Highlights of a Photo Tour in Botswana

Elephants wakling across a dried up river in Botswana photo safari

  • Enjoy high quality wildlife encounters, including big cats and massive herds of elephants 
  • Photograph wildlife with a striking backdrop; vast rocky landscapes, huge dry riverbeds, and endless vistas 
  • Have a true wilderness experience; our camp (which is exclusively ours) is based in the heart of the game reserve 
  • Enjoy photographic tutoring from Alan Hewitt, a renowned wildlife and conservation photographer 
  • Try your hand at astrophotography and dine under the stars

Why Choose a Photo Tour in Botswana

A photo tour in Botswana provides an exclusive experience that is suited for those wanting to capture authentic wildlife photos in a true wilderness setting. It’s the wildlife photographer’s dream. The intimacy of the safari, alongside the eco-friendly yet luxurious accommodations within the nature reserves, offers a full immersion into the wilderness without any distractions. Join us for an ultimate getaway with a photography tour in Botswana.

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Botswana FAQs

What is a day on a Photo Safari like?

A day on a photo safari consists of going on game drives, where you’ll encounter a range of African wildlife, from elephants to big cats, and countless other species for you to photograph. Apart from game drives, you might also have the opportunity to go on walking safaris, and of course, elevate your photography skills through tutoring by an expert.

Read more about what previous participants have said about this program.

What is Botswana known for?

Botswana is widely known for its awe-inspiring landscapes, such as the unique river structures of the Okavango Delta and the dramatic rocky vistas of Tuli Block, and for its incredible wildlife encounters. This is what makes it one of Africa’s top safari destinations. It offers exclusive wilderness experiences with unique photographic opportunities that are premier for photographers.

If you want to know more, read our blog on why Botswana is great for photo safaris.

Is Botswana safe?

Botswana is generally considered one of the safest countries for tourists to visit in Africa. It is a politically stable country, and although some minor crimes do occur, there is no cause for concern regarding safety as long as you remain cautious.

What language is spoken in Botswana?

In Botswana, English is the official language, so there shouldn’t be a significant language barrier as many locals speak it. The national language, however, is Setswana, which is spoken by a majority of the population. Although you may hear locals speaking Setswana, you won’t run into any issues communicating with them in English.

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