Botswana Safari in April

Botswana Safari in April

By Vihann Van Wyk

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April marks a significant transition in the natural landscape, as the rainy season concludes and the skies clear. This change leads to vibrant green environments that are visually striking and foster a rich biodiversity. Wildlife observation opportunities increase during this time, with various parks offering unique botswana safari experiences.

The month is particularly advantageous for birdwatching and wildlife observation. Early mornings and evenings are the most active times for game drives, presenting ideal conditions to witness interactions between predators and their prey. Bring along your binoculars to enhance your experience of the natural world during this dynamic season. There’s so much to see and tick off during these scenic and productive wildlife experiences.

Weather in April

April begins to dry up, with only occasional rains. During the wet season, wild animals can be harder to spot, but as the weather improves in Botswana, so does the game life.

National Parks to Visit in Botswana and Why

Makgadikgadi Pans

Suitable to visit all year round, the Makgadikgadi Pans is a safari destination where you can see lions, leopards, and spotted hyenas, among other wild animals.

Linyanti Wildlife Reserve

Linyanti houses four members of the Big Five: buffalos, elephants, leopards, and lions.

Chobe National Park

This month marks the start of the dry season, and wildlife becomes easier to spot. The park houses big African animals, such as elephants, giraffes, hippos, buffalos, and zebras.

Chobe National Park is also a great spot to see rarer animals, such as wild dogs.

Activities to do in March

• Game drives
• Birding
• Walking safari
• Night drives
• Boat safaris
• Observing animals in wildlife hides