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Arrival
Day 1
Maun - Moremi Game Reserve
Maun - Moremi Game Reserve
Today, you are going to be picked up from your lodge in the morning. Thereafter, you will head northwards to Moremi Game Reserve for a one (1) night stay.
Moremi is situated in the central and eastern areas of the Okavango Delta and covers about a third of the total land area of the Okavango Delta. At about 3900–square kilometres Moremi as a reserve is unfenced. This allows for free movement of animals within the Delta according to their seasonal migrations. Moremi boasts of diverse ecosystems ranging from floodplains, lagoons, grasslands and riverine to mophane woodland. Thus, with such a wide variety of vegetation comes a diverse spectrum of wildlife.
You will have your breakfast at Moremi's south gate. This breakfast typically consists of coffee, tea, juice, cereals, rusks, fruits, etc.
From there, you will spend the day searching for the wide variety of wildlife and birds that this area is famous for before being taken to your camp to spend the night.
- Main Destination:
- Moremi Game Reserve (Okavango Delta)
- Accommodation:
- Mid-range camping
Wildlife in Moremi GR
- Meals & Drinks:
Day 2
Moremi - Khwai Concession
Moremi - Khwai Concession
Wake up this morning and freshen up as usual. Thereafter, you will be served with a hearty breakfast. Once you are through with your breakfast, you will take a leisurely game drive through Moremi Game Reserve.
Look out for the large herds of African elephants in the Mophane scrub, the elusive African wild dogs, lions, leopards, etc.
Finally, you will head northeast towards Khwai Concession for a two (2) night stay.
At about 1800–square kilometres large, the Khwai is situated in the northeastern Okavango next to Moremi. It is a wildlife–prolific and varied ecosystem dominated by a patchwork of lagoons, grasslands, permanent flood plains and large areas of Mopane woodland forests. Khwai has a marvelous selection of predators such as lion, leopard, wild dog, cheetah, serval, African wild cat, etc.
In the afternoon you will go for your game drive and possibly watch the sunset unfold over the Khwai River.
- Main Destination:
- Khwai Concession (Okavango Delta)
- Accommodation:
- Mid-range camping
Wildlife in Khwai Concession
- Meals & Drinks:
Day 3
Exploring Khwai Concession
Exploring Khwai Concession
Once again each day of your stay in Khwai follows a similar pattern. You rise just before daybreak for breakfast and set off at dawn to discover what promise Khwai holds for the new day.
Your journey will follow the Khwai River’s watercourse weaving from the riverside and floodplains into the mophane veld and woodlands that make Khwai one of the most scenic areas of the Okavango Delta.
Khwai boasts an excellent population of African elephants, both solitary bulls and breeding herds. The swampy areas are home to red lechwe. Other resident species include the giraffe, zebra, tsessebe, kudu, impala, etc. Khwai is also one of Botswana’s birding meccas. As such the raptors and waterbirds are particularly abundant and make for some great photography.
Mokoro Excursion
Today, the highlight on is a mokoro excursion along the Khwai River-part of the Okavango Delta system. During this mokoro excursion you should have some great encounters with aquatic birds and several species of mammals.
- Main Destination:
- Khwai Concession (Okavango Delta)
- Accommodation:
- Mid-range camping
- Meals & Drinks:
Day 4
Khwai Concession - Savuti
Khwai Concession - Savuti
Depart from your wilderness camp after breakfast on a leisurely safari drive to appreciate one last time, the Khwai wilderness area-one of the most scenic reaches of the Okavango.
Finally, you will travel north-eastwards to Savuti for a one (1) night stay.
Savuti is known for its predators (lion, leopard and cheetah) and birds of prey, vultures and all manner of birds of prey that soar over Savuti’ landscape in search of food. Perhaps the strangest phenomenon of all about Savuti is the 100–kilometres Savuti Channel. At times it will stop flowing and remain dry for years at a stretch. When the Savuti Channel recommences its flow, it changes the entire ecosystem, transforming the Savuti Marsh and Mababe Depression into wetlands. This creates an oasis that provides water for thirsty wildlife herds and acts as a magnet for a profusion of water birds.
Spend your days searching for Savuti’s resident wildlife as you survey the wide–open grasslands and captivating scenery of the Savuti.
- Main Destination:
- Savuti (Chobe NP)
- Accommodation:
- Mid-range camping
Wildlife in Chobe NP
- Meals & Drinks:
Day 5
Savuti - Chobe National Park
Savuti - Chobe National Park
Wake up early for breakfast and thereafter leave Savuti on a leisurely game drive as you travel northeastwards to a wilderness camp inside Chobe National Park. This wilderness camp will be your home for one (1) night of your safari vacation.
Tucked up in Botswana’s far northeastern border with Namibia, Chobe is one of the great wildlife destinations of Africa. At approximately 11 900 square–kilometers Chobe is made up of rich ecosystems and pristine landscapes consisting of savanna plains, river, swamp and scrub.
With such varied environments and habitats, Chobe provides a magnificent array of wildlife. It is the ultimate haven for vast herds of elephant – as many as 120,000 of the animals depend on the Chobe River’s life–sustaining waterways when the dry season kicks in. Other resident game species are large herds of buffalo, zebra, wildebeest, the rare puku, roan and sable antelopes. These are normally trailed by the notoriously fearless lions of the Chobe, leopard and cheetah.
- Main Destination:
- Chobe National Park
- Accommodation:
- Mid-range camping
- Meals & Drinks:
Day 6
Explore Chobe National Park (followed by a transfer to Kasane)
Explore Chobe National Park (followed by a transfer to Kasane)
Wake up early today for your breakfast and thereafter head out on a safari drive to explore Chobe National Park.
Chobe is one of the best places to see and photograph Roan and Sable Antelopes. In the mid- to late-afternoon, herd after herd of elephants come down to the Chobe River’s banks and each takes its turn to drink the precious water or just swim in the cool river. Also, the massive herds of African Buffalo that inhabit Chobe are constantly flanked by the ever–hungry lions of the Chobe.
Day 6: Chobe River boat cruise
This afternoon you will go for a boat cruise in the Chobe River. This gives you a chance to experience the animals of Chobe from a different perspective. Therefore you might get up close and personal with hippos, crocodiles and a mind–boggling array of water birds.
At the end of your Chobe River boat cruise you will be transferred to a lodge in Kasane where you are going to spend the last night of your safari vacation.
- Main Destination:
- Chobe River
- Accommodation:
- Wild View Resort
- Meals & Drinks:
Day 7
Departure
Departure
You will leave your lodge the first thing in the morning and head out to Chobe National Park for your last safari drive.
You will return to Kasane at the end of your morning safari drive in Chobe. On arrival, you will be taken out to lunch at one of the nice restaurants found in Kasane.
Your safari ends in Kasane immediately after your lunch. You will be dropped off at your hotel or to Kasane Airport for your onward travel.
Note: Transfers to Victoria Falls can be arranged at an extra cost.
- Main Destination:
- Kasane (Town)
- Accommodation:
- No accommodation (End of tour)
- Meals & Drinks:
