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Botswana Safari Holidays Tours Okavango Chobe Savuti Victoria Falls

Botswana Camping Safari: Moremi (Okavango) + Chobe + Victoria Falls

Botswana Camping Safari: Okavango to Victoria Falls
Botswana Camping Safari Moremi Okavango Chobe Victoria Falls
10 NIGHTS FROM:
$5,831
Per person sharing
Scheduled flights quoted separately
BPM10M
• Botswana Camping Safari
• Maun
• Moremi Game Reserve
• Okavango Delta
• Savuti Plains
• Chobe Game Reserve
• Chobe River
• Victoria Falls
• Zambezi Sunset Cruise
• Camping Safari, Botswana

On this private Botswana Camping Safari, you will travel from Moremi Game Reserve in the Okavango Delta and across the vast Savuti Plains to Chobe National Park with its abundance of elephants & river-based wildlife. You will sleep in proper safari tents with bucket showers, which will be erected for you. End with a visit to the mighty Victoria Falls in Zimbabwe. All cooking will be over an open campfire  All park fees included. Price based on 4 people.

Day 1
You will be met at Maun Airport by your guide for your exciting camping safari to see the amazing wildlife of Botswana.
 
After collecting any essential provisions, including any alcoholic drinks you may want (own account), we travel for 3-hours to Moremi Game Reserve. Here you can marvel at the contrast between the semi-desert Kalahari and the lush water wilderness you will find in the Okavango Delta.
 
After game viewing along the way, we arrive at our wilderness camp where our safari tents will already be erected (with chemical toilet and hot bucket shower). Relax around the campfire in this pristine wildlife conservation area, where all meals will be cooked over an open fire under the stars.
Day 2
The seasonal Okavango Delta is flooded annually by the great Okavango River, whose waters flow inland from Angola into the vast Kalahari – never finding the sea, but instead forming a great inland delta whose waters are absorbed by the desert.
 
Comprising 6,000 square miles of crystal clear channels, serene lagoons and a myriad of islands, the Okavango Delta forms a natural oasis that sustains a vast variety of wildlife and birds of all descriptions. The waters are at their height from July to October, forming an amazing wetlands ecosystem that is one of the greatest natural wonders of the world.
 
Activities centre on early morning and late afternoon game viewing and bird watching, with over 240 different bird species. Depending on the season, mekoro excursions may be available as well as game drives to track some of the larger species that inhabit this region - including buffalo, hippo and elephants. In the evening relax around a blazing fire under balmy African skies.
Day 3
Today we continue to explore the vast Moremi Game Reserve, as we travel north to our next wilderness camp on the banks of the Khwai River.
 
Enjoy superb game viewing and birding all day in this amazing wildlife sanctuary, where animals migrate freely across huge distances.
Day 4
The Khwai River forms the northern border between Moremi Game Reserve and the Khwai community area. The large floodplains here provide good grazing for many species of antelope and unobstructed seasonal movement of wildlife.
 
Rise early, with coffee and biscuits at first light, to search for predators such as lion, leopard, cheetah, wild dog and hyena. Also antelope such as impala, lechwe, reedbuck and tsessebe and other game such as elephant, buffalo, giraffe and zebra.
 
We may also have the opportunity to explore the surrounding wilderness on foot and mokoro and enjoy an up close and personal encounter with Botswana’s flora and fauna. Exploring after dark with spotlights offers you an opportunity to experience some of the nocturnal animals that are rarely encountered during the day.
 
It is important to note that night drives and guided walks are not permitted within the national parks and reserves. These activities are conducted outside the boundaries of the Moremi Game Reserve in the Khwai community area.
Day 5
Today is one long game drive as we drive 5-hours to the Savuti Plains, travelling on sandy roads suitable only for 4x4 vehicles.
 
These desert-like landscapes offer world-acclaimed game viewing – including the famous Savute lion prides, leopard, wild dogs, bull elephants, black-backed jackal, bat-eared foxes, hyena, cheetah, tsessebe, kudu, impala, ostrich and much more.
 
On arrival at our wilderness camp situated on the vast Savuti Plains in Botswana’s premier wildlife park, we enjoy an enchanting sunset surrounded by open savanna and camelthorn trees.
Day 6
The Savuti Plains offer world-acclaimed game viewing – including the famous Savute lion prides, leopard, wild dogs, bull elephants, black-backed jackal, bat-eared foxes, hyena, cheetah, tsessebe, kudu, impala, ostrich and much more.
 
The summer rains bring a feast for lion, hyena and cheetah, as migrating zebra and wildebeest assemble in a chaotic pattern on the marsh. Cape buffalo herds arrive and migrant birds swell the resident population of over 300 different species, making this a bird watchers delight. Carmine bee-eaters perch on the back of kori bustards, red-crested korhaans plummet from the sky in daring mating displays and marabou storks roost in the trees whilst woodland kingfishers sing you to sleep. Game drives are conducted in the early morning and late afternoon, with balance of day at leisure.
Day 7
Today we continue 5-hours on the 4x4 road from Savuti, game viewing all day in Chobe National Park which extends all the way to the perennial Chobe River.
 
Chobe is uniquely situated at the confluence of the Zambezi and Chobe Rivers, where four African countries meet – Botswana, Namibia, Zimbabwe and Zambia.
 
Settle into your wilderness camp in Botswana’s premier wildlife reserve – surrounded by vast endless landscapes, open plains, baobab trees and the abundant river-based wildlife of the Chobe River. Relax overlooking the river and enjoy a beautiful sunset in the atmosphere that only the African bushveld can provide.
Day 8
Rise at dawn to take advantage of the best game viewing conditions of the day and enjoy thrilling game viewing in Chobe National Park. Activities focus on shared open-top game drives in the national park and boat rides on the Chobe River, which gives you a different wildlife perspective.
  
Chobe National Park is home to vast herds of buffalo and elephant, as well as numerous other species which roam in profusion and diversity. During the dry season, vast elephant herds migrate from both south and north to congregate in their thousands along the Chobe River – the largest concentration of elephants in the whole of Africa. This migration of wildlife is possibly due to the creation of protected wildlife corridors, which allow the elephants to travel between the Kavango-Zambezi Transfrontier Park (KAZA) countries safely. Also hope to see lion, leopard, cheetah, giraffe, hippo, kudu, crocodiles, antelope, waterbuck, warthogs, baboons and many other interesting animals before returning to your lodge.
 
Bird life along the river is also plentiful and you can hope to see a Fish eagle, Tawny eagle, African openbill stork, Marabou stork, Sacred ibis, Pied kingfisher, Cattle egret, Great egret, Spur-winged goose and much more, including the glorious Lilac-breasted roller.
 
In the afternoon, enjoy another game drive or boat ride on the Chobe River. After a beautiful African sunset, enjoy the balmy evening and pristine stars of the Milky Way – including the spectacular Southern Cross.
Day 9
Today transfer 45-minutes to the Zimbabwe border where you will leave your guide. After completing immigration formalities, continue 2-hours on a shared transfer to your hotel situated near Victoria Falls on the mighty Zambezi River.
 
Located in the Kavango-Zambezi Transfrontier Conservation Area (KAZA), where the borders of five African countries converge, the sheer scale of this vast international conservation project is difficult to comprehend. It encompasses a bewildering range of experiences, ranging from the mighty Victoria Falls to the lifeforce of the region, the Zambezi and Chobe Rivers.
 
Check in, settle in and relax whilst you catch your first glimpses of the magnificent Smoke That Thunders first discovered by Dr. David Livingstone and still one of the greatest natural wonders of the world. The flow of water over the Victoria Falls is greatest during the wet months (February to June) but the falls are a magnificent sight at any time of year.
 
Note: As transfer vehicles cannot cross the border, you will be dropped off on one side of immigration control and collected on the other side.
Day 10
Today enjoy a shared tour exploring on foot the mighty Victoria Falls and its rainforests, which offer magnificent views.
 
Afterwards you may wish to visit Elephants Walk, a small crafts complex where you can see talented local artists and sculptors at work and support them by buying one of their items. Alternatively you can participate in various optional activities, such as a helicopter flight over the falls.
 
In the late afternoon enjoy an included shared cruise on the Zambezi River where you may see hippos, crocodiles and abundant birdlife.
 
Note: Take light rainwear for use when the falls are full.
Day 11
Transfer to Victoria Falls Airport for your flight home.