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4×4 Campervan Hire in Botswana

If safari driving is your dream, then Botswana is the place to go. Considered to be safer than other safari destinations such as Kenya, Botswana is easy to navigate by self-driving. There are many magnificent nature reserves and safari parks to discover, with most of them featuring campervan parks.

Because Botswana is small, there is no need to drive a long distance to see fantastic animals. Straight from your safari camper, you will be able to see elephants, gazelles and zebra in their natural habitat. Road conditions are generally good, except during the rainy season, when roads can get washed out.

Britz 4WD Campervan Botswana

Britz 4WD Campervan Botswana


Britz South Africa has earned a reputation for those that are seeking to rent a Safari ready 4×4 campervan to explore Namibia. They have depots in 5 key locations in Botswana, Namibia and South Africa.

4×4 Campervan and Motorhome Rental Locations in Botswana

  • Gabarone 4 wheel drive Camper Rental
  • Maun 4 wheel drive Camper Rental
  • Kasane 4WD Camper Rental
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Recommended 4×4 Campervan Routes in Botswana

From Gaborone:

From the capital of Botswana, it is easy to reach the amazing safari and nature reserves of the country. Head north along the A1 to the beautiful Makadikadi Basin, one of the world’s largest salt flats. Visitors will find full-service campervan sites in Francistown and Maun.

Okavango Delta:

North of the city of Maun is the Okavango Delta, the largest inland delta in Botswana. There are an incredible number of wild animals to be seen here. Campervan sites are available right in Moremi Game Reserve or nearby Selinda Game Reserve.

Tsodilo Hills Nature Reserve:

From Sehithwa, head north on the A36 to Tsodilo Hills Nature Reserve. It is famous for its rock paintings. There are several designated campervan sites within the park, such as Zibadianja Camp and Motswiri Camp, but camping is actually permitted anywhere in the park.

Driving 4×4 Campervan Botswana Tips

Road network:

Cities and urban areas have paved roads, but road conditions outside these built-up areas vary. The road network is simple and easy to navigate. A map is a must, with GPS even better. There is no roadside assistance.

Speed limits:

Urban roads: 60kph unless specifiedProvincial roads: 60kphNational roads and motorways: 120kph

Alcohol limits:

0.8 per cent, not regularly policed, modest on-the-spot fines.

Safety:

Driving is on the left-hand side. Night-time driving can be treacherous as many drivers do not use headlights, so avoid driving at are unpaved so recommend travelling in a truck capable of off-roading for example the Toyota Hilux 4×4 or Land Cruise 4×4 Campervan or Truck Camper.

Cost of fuel:

It can vary greatly, but around half that of the UK; try to choose large petrol stations, as small places may not have good quality petrol on sale.

Britz 4×4 Campervan Rental Fleet, Botswana

  • Britz 4WD DCE Toyota Double Cab
  • Britz 4WD NAVI
  • Britz 4WD SLE : 4×4 equipped Toyota Land Cruiser that offers reliability and power to travel the harshest terrain that Africa has to offer
  • Britz 4WD Orion : The Toyota Land cruiser Single Cab Orion is African built and ready to take on the trails you may cover on your adventure

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Since campervan rental and camping are popular in Botswana, there are plenty of holiday camper rentals available. Most locations have a choice of van sizes, from two-berth to six-berth campervans, as well as smaller double-cab pick-up trucks with sleeping in the rear. We compare prices for campervan rentals from numerous hire companies, including those located in Gaberone, Kasane and Maun Airport. You will get the best campervan hire prices from our website.

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