Family Friendly Botswana?

[NewButEager]

Hello. I am seeking recommendations for a family friendly safari in Botswana. I'm focused on PG over DG as this should offer a little more flexibility with my wife and daughter (11) along. Please share any recommendations/advice for outfitters in Botswana who offer an enjoyable experience for non-hunters.
Thanks!

 

[BourbonTrail]

@NKWE SAFARIS

 

[Aaron.F]

NKWE Safaris

 

[Flipper Dude]

I’m headed to Tholo next week. I’ll have some scoop afterwards

 

[Dee S]

Whatever you do, you should really try and make it up to Kasane and take a riverboat ride in the afternoon. It's an amazing experience. An overnight stay at Elephant Sands is another stop along the way.
My daughter and I were in Botswana last year and loved it. I'd love to return and hunt the NE part of the country.
Botswana is a beautiful country, you'll enjoy it.

 

[NewButEager]

Whatever you do, you should really try and make it up to Kasane and take a riverboat ride in the afternoon. It's an amazing experience. An overnight stay at Elephant Sands is another stop along the way.
My daughter and I were in Botswana last year and loved it. I'd love to return and hunt the NE part of the country.
Botswana is a beautiful country, you'll enjoy it.

Thanks for the information!

 

[NewButEager]

I’m headed to Tholo next week. I’ll have some scoop afterwards

Good luck! I look forward to hearing about your trip.

 

[WAB]

Talk to Werner at Bokamoso Safaris. Check their website, I believe that their ranch is about 130,000 acres.

I would also talk to Herman and Stienie Nienaber. They have a very nice property and beautiful facilities. Theirs is about half the size of Bokamosa, roughly 60 square miles (sections).

 

[Scott CWO]

Hello. I am seeking recommendations for a family friendly safari in Botswana. I'm focused on PG over DG as this should offer a little more flexibility with my wife and daughter (11) along. Please share any recommendations/advice for outfitters in Botswana who offer an enjoyable experience for non-hunters.
Thanks!

Elephant, leopard and plains game from a great, comfortable camp that your family would enjoy is very possible in Botswana. Let me know if you want details and would consider dangerous game as well as plains game.

 

[WAB]

You are very smart to look at Botswana. More folks should consider it for a PG Safari. Properties are huge allowing for a proper tracking hunt with what may be the best trackers in Africa, bushmen.

 

[NewButEager]

Talk to Werner at Bokamoso Safaris. Check their website, I believe that their ranch is about 130,000 acres.

I would also talk to Herman and Stienie Nienaber. They have a very nice property and beautiful facilities. Theirs is about half the size of Bokamosa, roughly 60 square miles (sections).

Thanks! I'll look him up.

 

[NewButEager]

Elephant, leopard and plains game from a great, comfortable camp that your family would enjoy is very possible in Botswana. Let me know if you want details and would consider dangerous game as well as plains game.

Yes please. Thank you!

 

[NewButEager]

You are very smart to look at Botswana. More folks should consider it for a PG Safari. Properties are huge allowing for a proper tracking hunt with what may be the best trackers in Africa, bushmen.

My family is pretty spoiled by living in Kenya but Botswana is exciting enough to get them join me. I'm excited to give it a go.

 

[NKWE SAFARIS]

NewButEager
We at Nkwe Safaris operate strictly out of Botswana. We would be glad to assist you in putting together a family friendly hunt here in Bots.

 

[John Telford]

Give NKWE a shout.