|  | A fully-serviced safari in the last, true wilderness of Africa - a photographer's delight!
- Game drives
- Campfire dinners
- Boat cruise
| You camp in secluded bush camps within the Moremi Wildlife Reserve and Chobe National Park sitting around the campfire at night beneath the stars, listening to the calls of the wild in the heart of game country.
The Chobe National Park is named after the river Chobe, which forms the northern boundary of the park. The river has its origins in Angola, where it is known as the Kuando. The Chobe meets with the Zambezi River near Kazangula at the border of Botswana, Zambia and Zimbabwe. The Chobe River supports the largest concentration of elephant found anywhere in Africa. The elephants leave the river for the southern region of the park during the rainy season (December to March) at the time when food and water is freely available inland. Chobe is also famous for it huge herds of buffalo, the Chobe bushbuck, and for being the southern-most point where puku can be seen. The sunsets are exquisite during the winter months (June to August). |
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| Start: Maun
Scheduled flights: Maun Airport | Day 1 Maun
We are welcomed at Maun airport by our guide, and transferred to our camp near Maun. The first evening in the African bush is spent relaxing around the campfire under the bright stars of the southern hemisphere. (Dinner). | Day 2 & 3 Okavango
The channels and waterways of the Okavango Delta are explored on a boat excursion with lunch being enjoyed on an island. We make our way back to our camp during an afternoon game drive, taking in the changing colours of an African sunset. (All meals). | Day 4 & 5 Moremi Wildlife Reserve, Khwai River
After breakfast, we move our camp to the Khwai flood plains, and continue to explore the ever-changing scenery of the reserve with our guide. Enjoying early morning and late afternoon game drives, we uncover the secrets of this pristine wilderness area in search of the many species of animal and birdlife that make Moremi their home. (All meals). | Day 6 - 8 Chobe National Park, Savuti
Continuing overland through the National Parks we visit the dry Savute Marsh and Savute channel, famous for its abundance of large predators. This amazing area and its waterholes are explored during our early morning and late afternoon game drives with our guide. Chobe is famous for its beautiful scenery and magnificent sunsets, with the largest elephant population in Africa living in the region. We may witness huge herds during our game drives and an unforgettable game viewing sunset cruise on the Chobe River. (All meals). | Day 9 Victoria Falls, Livingstone
Our safari culminates at Victoria Falls/ Livingstone - without doubt one of the greatest and most unforgettable spectacles in Africa. Time at leisure to enjoy the many optional activities on offer including scenic flights, micro lighting, elephant back riding etc. and a visit to the Falls (own expense). 1 night Mercure Rainbow Hotel (or similar). (Accommodation on a bed & breakfast basis). | Day 10 Victoria Falls
The safari ends after breakfast. | End: Victoria Falls
Scheduled flights: Victoria Falls Airport | Family
Although this safari is not recommended for children under 12 years of age, if parents do request that their kids join the safari, each request will be considered on merit, depending on previous travel / camping experience of the children. | Rate includes
. 9 nights camping with camp beds, mattress, sleeping bag/roll & small pillow
. All meals when camping
. Botswana Park fees
. Mineral water
. Mokoro Excursion & Chobe Boat cruise | Rate excludes
. Flights
. Airport taxes
. Visa costs
. Drinks
. Mineral water
. Gratuities & personal expenses
. Lunches & dinners & excursions in Victoria Falls/Livingstone | Note:
This safari operates in both directions i.e. Maun to Livingstone or Livingstone to Maun. Please enquire with our consultant as to which direction your preferred date is running. | Group size
1 vehicle: Minimum: 2 Maximum 8
2 vehicles: Minimum: 10 Maximum: 16 |
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