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Botswana has a long and dry winter period from May to December, January to April is the wet season. Safaris in Botswana can be very sensitive to seasonal changes depending upon what youd like to see.
In Okavango Delta the floods arrive at Mohembo in December with a peak between January and March, sometimes as late as May. The flood in Maun usually reaches its peak in July or August, sometimes as late as September. Best game viewing is generally July to October. Some areas of the Delta experience heavy winds during August and September and some of the seasonal camps are closed during the wet season.
Moremi is good all year but best during the dry months from May to October.
Chobe The riverfront at Kasane and Linyanti is good all year best from May to October. The Savuti area is best from November to May if the Savuti channel floods or water remains in the Mababe Depression then May to October is excellent. Midwinter can be very cold and the worst heat is encountered from September until the rains start.
Kalahari during winter, the days are hot with night time temperatures at sub-zero. Summer temperatures are scorching. Best tackled March to October.
Arguably southern Africas most popular safari destination. A hugely unpopulated territory that enjoys political and economic stability and is blessed with impressive wildlife and wilderness areas.
Botswana is well suited for both first time African visitors and safari specialists seeking remote and secluded safari getaways.
Botswanas prized safari destinations include the Okavango Delta and Moremi Chobe National Park and Savuti the remote Linyanti/Chobe river system, the Kalahari and Makgadikgadi Pans.
Safari accommodations in Botswana are comparable with the best elsewhere in the region. This applies as much to lodges and seasonal camps as it does to the few specialist mobile safari operators.
With few exceptions, lodges are located in private concessions outside but in close proximity to the actual Park and Reserve boundaries.
One of the major attractions is the generally small size of accommodations with most of them accommodating on average 16 or less guests at any one time.
Source: GoArticles
Take care when you take on the mountain
Gautengers visiting Cape Town must take care when climbing Table Mountain, as there have been several serious accidents in the last few weeks.
A German tourist fell to his death while climbing Platteklip Gorge. He’d almost reached the top of the pass when he stumbled on the rocks and fell 120m. In December, a tourist from the Netherlands, a 79-year-old woman, suffered heat stroke while climbing up the gorge.
There have been several other incidents in which tourists have fallen and suffered serious injuries.
Wilderness Search and Rescue spokesperson Kevin Tromp said Platteklip Gorge was a busy area for their rescue teams.
While the route was a popular hiking path, it could be precarious if hikers did not take proper precautions.
“It’s a simple zigzag footpath, but we’ve had many cases of rescues where people were not well prepared for a hike like Platteklip Gorge.
“We had one incident where we had to rescue a woman hiking in high heels. Not only are there a few loose rocks in one or two sections of the path, it also gets very hot because there are no trees or shady areas.”
Tromp advised people to take the following precautions when walking the trail (or anywhere on the mountain, for that matter):



