We leave early in the morning for our first day of safari, taking the 45-minute drive from Maun to the Mokoro station. From here, we’ll set out in a traditional dugout canoe to explore the infamous Okavango Delta. Our guide will make the most of our time on the island, taking us on an afternoon game walk to hunt for our prey on foot, stalking herds of Zebra and Wildebeest just like the many big cats that call this area home. We settle in front of the fire in the evening for a delicious dinner and a night under the stars. Overnight and dinner at the respective hotel

After a hearty breakfast, we take a relaxing canoe ride back to the Mokoro station before resuming our journey into Moremi’s heart, the Xiini region of the Moremi Wildlife Reserve. The Moremi Wildlife Reserve, which is adjacent to the Okavango Delta’s only proclaimed wildlife area, boasts some very impressive scenery and animals such as elephants, hippopotamuses, giraffes, and even the extremely rare black rhino. Its breathtaking wilderness will captivate you with its picturesque views of floodplains, lagoons, and grasslands. Overnight and dinner at the respective lodging

After packing our belongings, we depart for a game drive to the Khwai Concessions. When we arrive, we will embark on a 2-hour boat ride through the Khwai Concessions, a stunning landscape of forests, lagoons, floodplains, and islands teeming with wildlife. Year-round game viewing is excellent, with resident species such as lions, cheetahs, leopards, elephants, and countless others roaming this magnificent landscape. If you’re feeling adventurous tonight, we can go for a night drive in the Khwai. Overnight and dinner at respective accommodation.

We depart for Savuti after a good cup of coffee and a hearty breakfast, hoping to see some last-minute wildlife as we exit the Concession. Our afternoon will be spent on a game drive, exploring the variety of wildlife and wilderness that Savuti has to offer. Savuti is well known for its predators, most notably its resident lion and hyena populations, and if we’re lucky, we might even get up close and personal with them. After a delicious home-cooked meal over the campfire, spend the night under the stars. Overnight and dinner at the respective hotel

Following a hearty breakfast, we will depart from Savuti for a final game drive to Chobe National Park. Our afternoon will be spent exploring the Chobe Game Reserve, where we will go on an extensive game drive through one of Africa’s densest game populations. Not only do antelope and giraffe roam the plains, while natural predators like the lion roam free, but this area also has one of the world’s largest elephant populations. On our final night of camp, we retire for the evening and enjoy the roaring fire. Overnight and dinner at the respective hotel

Our tour concludes with a game drive through the Chobe National Park on the final day of our adventure. In the afternoon, we’ll board a river cruise and travel downstream to where the animals can escape the hot afternoon sun. View elephant families bathing in the mud along the shore, herds of buffalo and wildebeest grazing near the bank, and catch a glimpse of the river’s mighty predators, the hippo and crocodile, as they lie in wait for their next meal. After a relaxing afternoon on the water, we return to Kasane, where you can make plans to visit Victoria Falls for the adventure.