While wildlife is abundant throughout the year, the dry months from July to October mark the peak season for game-viewing. During this time, grassland waterholes dry up, and animals are drawn to perennial water sources, resulting in exceptional wildlife sightings. From June to September, the annual floodwaters of the Okavango Delta reach their zenith, further enhancing the wildlife encounters in and around Tawana, with the Gomoti River flowing nearby. Conversely, the 'green' season from January to March brings transformative rains to the landscape, offering picturesque sunsets and clear skies interspersed with brief, intense downpours. Although wildlife disperses more widely during this period, it presents an ideal opportunity for avid birdwatchers, as migrant species flock to the region.