On our first day we leave the mighty Victoria Falls behind us and enter Botswana.

On the way to our camp at Kasane we often spot wildlife beside and crossing the road heading to the
Zambezi River. Lunch can be arranged in town before our first game activity in Chobe National Park, a
park blessed with abundant game and particularly with large herds of elephant. Zebra, buffalo and many
different antelope species also call Chobe home. The concentration of prey also attracts predators, the area
being known to have “the big cats” – lion, leopard and cheetah.

We take a sunset river cruise on the upper Chobe River, and then game drives deep into the park the
following morning early. On the cruise we can enjoy elephants, crocodile and hippopotamus as well as of
the other game drawn to the river, daily access to water being an essential to many species, particularly in
dry season. As the sun sets the colours across the landscape can be absolutely glorious.
Our early morning game drive in open landcruisers is for three hours ensuring a good amount of time to see
wildlife and particularly cats that are active early morning as well as at night.
Our camp for two nights is set by the Chobe River and is a bird paradise. It is also within the game corridor
and wildlife can come in to the camp which is patrolled. There is time for a swim in the river before enjoying
the evening meal and a big campfire with marshmallow toasting.

Please note the pretour meeting is held the afternoon before departure. We ask that you have arrived in
Victoria Falls in time for this. As we leave on day one we also do recommend you arrive in allowing for time
to see the waterfalls as well as any activities that you might wish to enjoy in and around the Zambezi and
Victoria Falls.

Distance, Day 1: 87 kms
Est. Drive Time, Day 1: 3 hours (depending on the border)
Meals: X2 Breakfasts, X2 Dinners

Included wildlife activities: Chobe National Park – game drive and game cruise.

Optional excursions: Additional game drives in Chobe National Park

Departing from Kasane we travel to the town of Maun via Nata. The drive on the Nata Highway is within
the game corridor and regularly we see elephant, giraffe, zebra and a lucky day, the very special painted
dog which is highly endangered. Passing the Makgadikgadi Pans, the endless open flood plains come in to
view. We have a briefing for our three day traditional canoe safari in the Okavango Delta.

Distance: 666 kms
Est. Drive Time: 9 hours incl. stop for lunch
Meals: X1 Breakfast, X1 Dinner

We now take a three day safari into the wilds of the Okavango Delta in a mokoro, the traditional dugout canoe of the Delta boatmen. In our mokoros we are poled deep into the Delta by trained guides, a truly relaxing way to travel and to spot the rich bird life and unusual flora of the Delta, as well as elephant, hippo, crocodile and the special sitatunga and lechwe. Our camp for the night is on one of the small islands in the Delta. During our time here we can also take guided game walks, swim in the clear waters, take a sunset mokoro ride and perhaps even learn the difficult art of poling. After your safari in the Delta we have one final night relaxing at the camp in Maun.

Distance: 0 kms
Est. Drive Time: 0 hours
Meals: X3 Breakfasts, X3 Dinners

Included activity: Okavango Delta guided mokoro safari

Optional excursion: flight over the Delta

General note: itineraries are given as a guide only. A safari is a journey and true journeys in Africa
unfold and are of an adventurous nature. The unexpected can arise, so do allow for this. Feel free to
give us a call about your overland safari plans. We look forward to your further enquiries