About Lodges of Botswana
What We Do
Lodges of botswana is committed to providing a quality and rewarding, yet affordable, safari experience for our guests, whilst being acutely aware of our impact, and that of our guests, on the environment. Further, we recognise that as a company trading predominantly in Botswana, we have a socio-economic responsibility towards our people and local communities. Lastly, at the core of our values is a deep and abiding appreciation for the wilderness and our responsibility to care for it. We believe that sharing a deep connection with the African bush with those who visit will help us to that end.
What Sets Us Apart
Our pronounced focus on small, individually owned camps and lodges means that each property is able to share their stories while distilling their passion for the place through the guest activities and experience. Since our collection brings together distinct camps and lodges that are not part of a corporate entity, the guest experience is truly unique and naturally feels tailor-made. We offer safaris of good value, opening the doors of the wilderness to more people.
Who We Are
Lodges of botswana is comprised of a small team of dedicated specialists in sales, reservations and marketing. The company has been operating for over 12 years during which time it has come to be known for its excellent service and unique bush experiences. More than half of our team has been with the company since its inception. With a combined experience of many decades, our team is made up of true experts who are always at the ready.
Responsible Tourism
At Logdes of Botswana we understand that our actions have an impact on the delicate ecosystem in Botswana and that tourism affects the earth as a whole. Through the organic process of establishing each property the owners have each found a focus that is unique and impassioned. Whether it is a community project, village support, needed infrastructure, or the protection of wilderness, their efforts are consciously dedicated and authentic. You can read more in the "Considering the Wilds" section of each property.
