Botswana Honeymoon Safari Packages

The Ultimate Remote Luxury Safari Experience

Botswana honeymoon packages offer the most exclusive remote luxury safari experience in Africa. Couples explore the Okavango Delta, Moremi and Chobe through private game drives, walking safaris and iconic mokoro canoe journeys. Low volume tourism, controlled vehicle access and intimate luxury camps create unmatched privacy and refined service. Packages start from $8,997 per person sharing, excluding international flights.

Botswana has earned a reputation as the most exclusive remote safari destination in Africa.

It is vast, wild and carefully protected, with strict conservation policies that limit visitor numbers and preserve pristine wilderness.

For honeymooners, this creates a rare opportunity to experience Africa in its purest form, without crowds and without compromise.

Luxury Botswana honeymoon packages focus on privacy, authenticity and refined comfort.

Camps are small, remote and beautifully designed, offering personalised service and extraordinary wildlife encounters.

Combined with the country’s strong guiding culture and low impact tourism model, Botswana delivers a safari experience that feels deeply special.

For this level of exclusivity, Botswana honeymoon packages start from $8,997 per person sharing, excluding international flights.

At this price point, couples access the remote regions, luxury camps and private guiding that define Botswana’s reputation.

Why Choose Botswana for Your Honeymoon

Botswana is not about ticking off sightings, it is about immersing yourself in the wonderful wildlife and remote settings it offers.

Here, wildlife roams freely across immense landscapes, and camps blend quietly into nature rather than dominating it.

You are not simply observing Africa, you are part of it.

Service levels are exceptional, yet unforced.

Guides are highly trained and intuitive.

Staff anticipate needs with gentle warmth rather than formality.

Dining is elegant but relaxed.

Every detail feels considered, not staged.

For couples who value privacy, silence and meaningful connection with nature, Botswana stands apart from every other African safari destination.

The Okavango Delta

A Water Wilderness Like No Other

The Okavango Delta is Botswana’s crown jewel.

Each year, floodwaters from Angola spill into the Kalahari Desert, creating a vast inland oasis.

Channels, lagoons and islands form a maze of water and greenery that attracts an extraordinary concentration of wildlife.

Safari experiences here are wonderfully varied.

Traditional game drives explore open floodplains.

Walking safaris bring you close to smaller details of the bush.

The most iconic activity is the mokoro safari, where you glide silently through narrow waterways in a hand crafted canoe, guided by a local poler.

It is peaceful, romantic and utterly unique to Botswana.

Luxury camps in the Delta sit on private islands or hidden riverbanks.

Tents are spacious and beautifully appointed, often with plunge pools, outdoor showers and shaded decks.

Wildlife passes close to camp, and nights are filled with the sounds of hippos and frogs.

Moremi Game Reserve

Big Game in a Pristine Setting

Moremi lies at the eastern edge of the Okavango Delta.

It combines permanent waterways with open savannah and forest, creating diverse habitats and excellent year round wildlife viewing.

Game drives here offer frequent encounters with lion, leopard, elephant and wild dog.

The reserve feels wild and uncrowded, thanks to limited lodge development and strict access rules.

Luxury safari lodges in Moremi offer elevated views over floodplains, stylish design and personal guiding.

It is a natural pairing with Delta water based camps, adding variety to your honeymoon itinerary.

Chobe National Park

Elephant Kingdoms and River Safaris

Chobe is famous for its enormous elephant population.

During the dry season, thousands gather along the Chobe River, creating unforgettable scenes of dust, movement and interaction.

Boat safaris on the river offer a different perspective.

You drift past bathing elephants, buffalo herds and abundant birdlife, with soft afternoon light reflecting on the water.

Luxury lodges along the riverbank provide refined comfort and expansive views.

Chobe pairs well with the Delta and Moremi, offering a contrasting landscape and activity mix within the same journey.

The Kalahari

Open Spaces and Desert Beauty

The Central Kalahari is vast, remote and hauntingly beautiful.

Rolling grasslands stretch to the horizon.

Skies feel endless.

Wildlife here is specially adapted to arid conditions, including black maned lions and desert antelope.

Luxury camps in the Kalahari offer a true sense of isolation and exploration.

For honeymooners seeking something rare and different, this region delivers powerful atmosphere and remarkable stargazing.

Best Time to Visit Botswana

Botswana is a year round safari destination, but seasons shape the experience.

May to October is the dry season and peak safari period.

Wildlife concentrates around permanent water sources.

Game viewing is excellent and temperatures are warm by day and cool at night.

June to August is the best time for the Okavango Delta’s flood season.

Water levels rise, mokoro safaris operate at their finest, and the Delta is at its most dramatic.

November to March is the green season.

Afternoon showers bring lush landscapes, newborn animals and excellent birdlife.

Visitor numbers are lower, and camps feel quieter.

The ideal travel window depends on whether you prioritise water based safari, big game density or green season beauty.

What a Botswana Honeymoon Feels Like

Days begin with coffee served on your deck as the Delta wakes around you.

Morning game drives reveal fresh tracks and golden light.

Brunch follows under shade trees.

Afternoons bring a mokoro journey through lily filled channels and evenings end with sundowners by the fire and private dining beneath stars so bright they feel close enough to touch.

The pace is gentle. The wilderness is vast. The experience is deeply personal.

Pricing Guide

What to Expect

Botswana honeymoon packages start from $8,997 per person sharing, excluding international flights.

This level typically includes:

Here you will enjoy the most wonderful all-inclusive African safari experience with two daily privately guided game drives and all meals and local drinks included.

Most suites have private plunge pools, the lodges have world-class spa facilities and there are a variety of immersive activities for you to enjoy in the surrounding areas.

A Honeymoon Beyond the Ordinary

Botswana does not offer a busy safari. It offers a soulful one.

Silence broken by bird calls.

Elephant paths winding past your tent. Waterways that mirror the sky.

Fireside dinners with no other lights in sight.

For couples who want the most exclusive remote luxury safari in Africa, Botswana honeymoon packages deliver an experience that feels rare, refined and deeply meaningful.

Contact us today and let our Botswana honeymoon specialists assist with your best options for your tastes, times of travel and budget.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is included in a Botswana honeymoon package?

Most luxury packages include remote safari camps in the Okavango Delta and surrounding reserves, all meals and local drinks on safari, guided game drives, mokoro safaris, charter flights between camps and personalised honeymoon experiences. International flights are usually excluded.

How much does a Botswana honeymoon cost?

Botswana honeymoon packages start from $8,997 per person sharing. Prices exclude international flights.

Why is Botswana considered the premier luxury safari destination?

Botswana limits visitor numbers and lodge development, ensuring pristine wilderness, controlled vehicle access and highly personalised safari experiences. This creates exceptional privacy and exclusivity for honeymooners.

What is a mokoro safari?

A mokoro safari is a traditional canoe experience in the Okavango Delta. Couples glide through narrow waterways guided by a local poler, offering peaceful wildlife encounters unique to Botswana.

Which regions are best for honeymooners in Botswana?

The Okavango Delta, Moremi Game Reserve and Chobe National Park are the most popular. Some itineraries also include the Central Kalahari for remote desert landscapes.

What is the best time to visit Botswana for a honeymoon?

May to October offers dry season game viewing and peak Okavango Delta flood levels. November to March brings green landscapes, newborn animals and fewer visitors.

Is Botswana suitable for first time safari travellers?

Yes. Botswana offers outstanding guiding, world class luxury camps and a safe, well managed tourism model, making it ideal for travellers seeking a high end safari experience.