Botswana is renowned as a year-round destination, but each season offers a unique experience. The period from November to March is considered the rainy season, where one can expect occasional downpours and thunderstorms. The landscape transforms into a lush green paradise, attracting migratory birds and creating breeding grounds for many animals. The temperatures are also cooler during this period, making it a pleasant time to explore the wilderness.

During the green time, many camps in the Okavango Delta are closed, as this is a period of high rainfall. However, this is also the time when the Kalahari areas become a hub for wildlife activity, providing an excellent opportunity to spot the magnificent Kalahari lions. The period from June to October, on the other hand, is considered the dry period. The land is parched, and the animals gather around water sources, providing a great opportunity for game viewing. The weather is also warm and sunny, making it an ideal time to explore the beautiful landscapes and observe the wildlife in their natural habitat.

Then the highest density of animals in the Okavango Delta is the perfect time for boat or mokoro safaris. This period generally coincides with the high season for most safari destinations in Botswana, providing visitors with ample opportunities to witness a wide variety of wildlife in their natural habitats. It is a thrilling experience to watch the animals gather around the water sources and observe their behaviors up close.