Mobile Tent Safari

Day 1 - Maun

Day 2 - 3 | Moremi – Xini - Xakanax

Day 4 – 6 | Moremi – Khwai – Xakanaxa

Day 7 – 9 | Savuti - Chobe National Park

Day 10 I - Kasane

Day 11 I 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

Information about your accommodation, you find Here

After breakfast you will depart for the Moremi Game Reserve, where you will game drive on route to camp. Moremi game reserve is an officially protected are of the Okavango Delta and holds tremendous scientific, environmental, and conservation importance. Situated in the central and eastern area of the Okavango, the reserve includes the Moremi tongue and chiefs island, with one of the richest and diverse eco system on the continent. Mopane forests, dry savannas, watercourses, lagoons and islands dominate the landscape. We explore the untamed wilderness, fauna, and flora of Botswana. You see elephant and zebra herds, colorful birds, giraffes and with a chance the Big Five.
Early morning and sunset game drives give you the opportunity for excellent photo shootings. (B, L, D)

Transfer
Road drive from Maun to the Moremi Game Reserve (120 km)

Information about your tent camp sites from Day 2 - 9, you find Here

The Khwai Community Area is runed by a local trust and managed by the community. They follow a concept of sustainable use of natural resources and benefit from the tourism activities. A tour to Khwai Village can be organized. You meet members of the community, get information about the concept, and understand their traditional way of life. The entire area is known for large herds of elephant and buffalo, predators include lion, wild dog, and hyena. The Khwai River is impressing. We will do a boat cruise and explore this area by game drives, bush walks and mororo safaris. (B, L, D)

Transfer

Kwai to Savuti (125 km) 

Savuti is known for the famous lions and documentaries by National Geographic and Brad Bestlink [Savage kingdom]. We find hills in Savuti, one of which our aborigines, the San, created impressing rock paintings that can be viewed by summiting. Undoubtedly one of Africa’s most beautiful parks and rivers, Chobe supports a diversity and concentration of wildlife to anywhere in the country. Established in 1968, the park covers 11700 square kilometers encompassing swamps, flood plains and woodland. The Chobe River front is most famous for the large concentration of Elephant and buffalo in the dry months on the Chobe River front. It is an incredible spectacle that nature offers you and a paradise for wildlife photographers. Activities are game drives and boat cruises. (B, L, D)

Transfer
Drive from Khwai Community Area to Savuti Chobe National Park (180 km)

We do early morning game drive and head of to Kasane: a lively small border town in the quadrangle of Botswana, Namibia, Zimbabwe, and Zambia. Kasane is the starting point for many tours, including to the nearby Victoria Falls. Here an extra optional sunset boat cruise activity on the Chobe River can be arranged. There are plenty of aquatic animals like the Nile crocodile, Hippo and birds. The boat cruise will enable you to experience the park and animals from another vantage point.
Information about your accommodation, you find Here

Farewell breakfast and end of the tour.

Transfer
Shuttle Service to the International Airports of Kasane and Victoria Falls (Zimbabwe).