Travelling to Botswana should feel exciting — not overwhelming. This guide brings together all the essentials to help you prepare for your safari with Delta EcoWild Safari. From entry and health requirements to seasonal tips and currency advice, everything you need is right here.
Citizens from most European and Commonwealth countries do not require a visa to enter Botswana. However, we recommend all travellers confirm their visa requirements before departure.
To check whether you need a visa, visit the official Botswana eVisa portal: http://evisa.gov.bw. Select your country, and you’ll instantly see whether a visa is required.
Make sure you travel with a valid passport and enough funds to support your stay. For personalised guidance, contact your nearest Botswana Embassy or speak to your travel agent.
Access to medical care in safari regions has improved significantly with the recent opening of the Maun Travel Clinic — now just minutes from the Okavango Delta. We strongly recommend taking out comprehensive travel and medical insurance before departure.
For your peace of mind:
For more information on travelling in Botswana, visit: www.botswanatourism.co.bw
If you’re travelling from a Yellow Fever risk country, a valid Yellow Fever vaccination certificate is required. While no other vaccines are mandatory, it’s wise to stay up to date with:
Speak with your local travel clinic for personal recommendations based on your route and travel time.
The risk of COVID-19 remains, though it’s significantly reduced. Here’s what you need to know:
Regardless of your status, we recommend following standard precautionary health measures throughout your safari.
Malaria is present in northern Botswana — including Chobe and the Okavango Delta — especially from November to April.
Stay safe by:
Delta EcoWild Safari prioritises your well-being throughout your journey.
Thanks to our partnership with a certified travel clinic in Maun, our guests have convenient access to professional medical services—including travel vaccinations, consultations, and emergency support—just minutes from key safari locations.
We still strongly recommend taking out comprehensive travel and medical insurance before departure.
For peace of mind:
Botswana offers distinct seasons that shape your safari experience:
Maun – Gateway to the Delta
Botswana’s currency is the Pula (BWP). The symbol is P. One Pula = 100 thebe.
Pro Tip: Cards are widely accepted, but it’s smart to carry some cash in remote areas.
Let Delta EcoWild Safari guide your journey from the moment you land. If you have questions about travel, documents, health, or logistics — we’re here to help make your safari smooth, safe, and unforgettable.