Safari Blog

A day in the life of a family safari is fluid, exciting, varied and full of special moments that will live on in family history for a lifetime. Our child specialist guides tailor their safaris to families for the duration of their stay, taking into consideration the age of the children and any special interests or requests, promoting a philosophy that embraces families in the wild.

Abrupt thunderstorms and short bursts of rain are expected throughout the day, creating a humid atmosphere. Daily temperatures typically average around 30°C, however the intermittent showers pleasantly cool down the temperatures.

October and November are our heartlands’ hottest months, with daytime temperatures reaching anywhere from 88°F (31°C) to upwards of 95°F (35°C). The clear skies, low humidity, and sparse vegetation make for clearer and more frequent animal sightings.

At African Bush Camps, our safari experience goes beyond simply checking animals off your list. We believe in providing you with a holistic experience that allows you to connect with Southern Africa on a deeper level. At our camps…

The Okavango Delta is a vast inland delta located in Botswana, Southern Africa. It is one of the world’s largest inland deltas and a unique natural wonder, home to an incredible array of wildlife and a diverse range of habitats, from grasslands and savannas to wetlands and floodplains.

As the new year begins, a good way to plan your year is to start with some resolutions. Perhaps you’ve decided to prioritise your health, start a new hobby, venture off to a new career path or spend some more time making memories with your family. We have another meaningful resolution to add to your list. How about making 2023 the year for purpose-driven travel? We have some great ideas on how you can do that in small and big ways.