Wildlife Photography, People & Landscape

Day 1 | Maun option to Aerial Photography

Day 2 – 4 | Xai Xai Village (San village) - Cultural Photography

Day 5 | Nxamaseri Village - People Photography 

Day 6 | Tsodilo Hills Rock - Art Photography

Day 7 – 9 | Okavango Delta - Wildlife Photography

Day 10 - 11 | Kasane (Chobe National Park) - Wildlife Photography

Day 12 | Victoria Falls - Nature Photography

Day 13 | Victoria Falls Departure

You arrive in Maun, the gate to the Okavango Delta and administrative center of the province of Ngaminland, located on the picturesque Thamalakane River. Since the town’s establishment in 1915 as the tribal capital of the Batawana people, it has become more and more the headquarter of countless safari and air-charter operations. Depending on your arrival, we give you the option to do an optional aerial photography by helicopter with doors open over the Okavango Delta. Welcome Dinner (D) Transfer Shuttle from Airport to Hotel.

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The tiny Xai Xai Village in northwestern Botswana is home to some of the last remaining aborigines of Southern Africa, the San. As part of a national community-based tourism strategy, they can make a profit out of the land and tourism which it generated. You get a deep insight on how the San have lived in the Kalahari as hunter and gatherers for thousands of years. You are also invited to share their famous trance dance with them, combined with healing abilities of the traditional doctors. (B, L, D) Transfer Road transfer from Maun to Nokaneng in a bus (160 km). From there, vehicle exchange into 4 x 4 to Xai Xai Village and the Aha Hills (150 km).

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Nxamaseri Village is in Northwestern Botswana close to the Okavango Delta panhandle. Not far from the Tsodilo Hills, the area has strong traditional and cultural links to the San people. During the afternoon, our photographer will offer you the opportunity for a special session of People Photography with some of the Nxamaseri Village habitants. (B, L, D) Transfer Road transfer to Nxamaseri Lodge.

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The Tsodilo Hills with a cluster of about 4,500 rock paintings (San Rock Art) are the biggest rock art collection in Southern Africa and UNESCO World Heritage. Sacred to the San people, the Hills continue to revere them for spiritual and cultural significance. During your stay you walk with a local guide around the four Hills with plenty of time for rock art photography. (B, L, D) Transfer Road trip from Nxamaseri Lodge to Tsodilo Hills and back (40 km each way).

The Okavango Delta, the largest inland delta in the world, surrounded by the dried-up Kalahari, forms a huge, green oasis, fed by the flow of the mighty Okavango River. Explore the countless waterways and canals on foot and or by boat (mokoro) searching with your camera for suitable photo motifs in the natural terrain of huge elephant herds or hippo families, including an arsenal of several hundred species of birds as well. Night drives are available. (B, L, D).

Transfer Flight to Shinde Lodge.
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Chobe National Park, the second largest national park in Botswana, is home to the greatest concentration of game in Southern Africa. In the Park or on the Chobe River you can expect to see some of the famous “Big Five” as well as wild animals like antelopes, monkeys, warthogs or crocodiles.

Pangolin Photo Hotel is a unique lodge with specially designed and built photo boats seating 8 photographers in swivel seats with photographic arms for stabilization. (B, L, D).

Transfer Flight to Pangolin Photo Hotel, Kasane.

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After early morning activity in Kasane you leave for Victoria Falls Mosi-oa-Thunya "The smoke that thunders". It’s one of the world's seven natural wonders and one of the most spectacular natural sites in the world. You can be sure that the Victoria Falls will offer you breath-taking views that are almost too spectacular and majestic to describe. (B, L, D) Transfer Road trip (100 km), border crossing to Zimbabwe, destination Elephant Lodge.

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Morning is at leisure or time to do any activities around the Falls.

Road transfer to Victoria Falls International Airport for check in. (B) Transport Shuttle Service from the Lodge to the Airport.