We cross the Zambezi River by ferry, then drive to Livingstone on the Zambian side of the Victoria Falls , where we overnight at a comfortable lodge on the banks of the Zambezi . There is time to see the Victoria Falls , shop for curios and enjoy some of the optional activities that are offered in the area.
All activities are optional and your guide will assist in all bookings.
The tour officially ends at 10am on day 19.
Transfers to Livingstone Airport , Victoria Falls or Kasane Airport can be arranged.
Maun Day 11
Okavango Delta, camping mokoro excursion: After transferring our equipment to motorboats, we cruise along the narrow papyrus-lined channels of the Delta and enjoy the exquisite birdlife of the region as well as the stunning landscape of this area. Deeper in the Delta we meet our mokoro (traditional dugout canoes) and local polers and enjoy a tranquil ride to an island. We will spend 2 days camping on the island, exploring the area on foot and by mokoro.
Meal Planner: B, L, D (Limited water supplies)
Ablutions: Camp staff will erect bush toilet, showers not always possible
Accommodation: Wild Camping
Audi Camp Day 1
Day 7 to 10
The staff will pack up the camp and be on their way to the next exclusive camp “Hippo Pools”. On this moving day you will enjoy a pick-nick under a shady tree.
This third exclusive camp is called Hippo Pools, nestled amongst Fever Berry trees on the edge of Dombo Pools, where there is a huge concentration of hippo.
It is here that the Khwai River begins its decline and meanders further through the Kalahari sands. The area is great for leopard and lion sightings and excellent for bird viewing.
You will go on game drives and return to camp in time to enjoy our buffet style lunches. Pasta’s, game terrines and pies will be served with fresh salads. All lunches comprise a selection of African cheeses and our bread is baked daily in a tin oven under the ground.
The afternoons will be spent resting or reading, until the heat has made way for lovely evening drives.
After another sumptuous dinner you will retire to your spacious walk-in and furnished tents. All tents are complete with fully made beds with the freshest linen. Bath robes and all amenities needed for a luxury stay in the bush are provided in each tent. Your private showers and long-drop toilets (not en-suite) are to be remembered for ever.
Day 11
We will say our farewells as you drive back to Maun. You could also drive to the airstrip through the Moremi and get onto the charter plane to fly onto your next destination.
Moremi Game Reserve / Hippo Pools Day 7-11
The staff will pack up the camp and be on their way to the next exclusive camp “Bodumatau”. On this moving day you will enjoy a pick-nick under a shady tree.
Our next exclusive camp is “Bodumatau” meaning ‘where the lion roars’, is situated in a remote area on the lower reaches of the Delta, on one of the many ‘tongues’ of water that creep over the Kalahari sands - forming one of the most amazing wonders of the world.
The camp will be nestled amongst fever berry trees with a great view of the lagoon (and its resident pod of hippo) that lies in front of the camp.
You will explore this magnificent area by vehicle only. The vehicles are designed for comfort and are excellent for game viewing with built in roof hatches. The amenities in the vehicle include a car fridge for cold drinks and for keeping film cool, specially adapted camera supports for the keen photographer.
Moremi Game Reserve / Bodumatau Camp Day 4-6
You are met at Maun airport we will be on our way to the Moremi Game Reserve – Okavango Delta. You can either drive or fly to the Moremi (approx 2.5 hour drive to the gate or a ½ hour scenic flight to the airstrip)
Once in the Moremi a slow stroll /game drive to familiarize ourselves with the area and then to our first exclusive camp “ Mboma Island ”.
The time of arrival at camp will depend on your arrival time in Maun but it will most probably be late afternoon. Just in time for your first bucket shower, a unique way of showering that you can experience at any time over the next 10 days and that you will remember for ever.
You will join us around the campfire for a snack and sundowner.
It is in the hurricane lit mess tent or under the star lit sky that you will consume your first 3-course meal that has been prepared by our chef to the highest standard. African game such as Kudu, Ostrich and wildebeest are served with an assortment of fresh vegetables. All meals are served with a selection of the best South African wines.
You will sleep to the many inquisitive sounds the bush has to offer.
You will awake to an early breakfast ready to take your first game-drives and sunrise shots. Over the next 2 days you will explore the area.
One third of the Okavango Delta consists of the Moremi Game Reserve, incorporating the permanent Delta, marginal flood plains and bordered to the east by the dry mopane tongue. This is big game country. Elephants, Buffalo , Kudu, Sable, Roan, Lion, Leopard, Cheetah and Wild Dogs are just some of the many mammals to be sighted and photographed in the Moremi.
The exclusive camp will be situated near the edge of the permanent delta in a secluded spot. The area is renowned for its diversity of fauna and flora, as it is one of the larger islands in the Delta.
From here, we will spend one day exploring the waters of the Delta by boat. We will take our pick-nick lunch on a sandy bank in the river and cool off at a safe swimming site.
Whilst marveling bathing elephants we will explain the importance of water. The Okavango River meanders through a 15000-km² spectacle of rivers, lagoons, channels and islands. We will value the enormous trees the islands have to offer, appreciating the abundance of exotic birds such as Herons, storks, cormorants, ibises.
Evenings will echo with the distant roars of lions and whooping hyenas.
Moremi Game Reserve / Mboma Island Day 1-3
Day12-14
The Victoria Falls need no introduction. The collection of spectacular statistics and superlatives do no justice to this Natural Wonder of the World which can only be truly appreciated by being there. The Falls form the border between Zimbabwe and Zambia and can be viewed from both sides – each affording its own spectacular views. The mighty Zambezi River runs between the two towns of Victoria Falls ( Zimbabwe ) and Livingstone ( Zambia ).
The Victoria Falls National Park contains the rain forest surrounding the falls and the Zambezi National Park is one of the most beautiful of all Zimbabwe’s parks and is situated immediately upstream from the centre of town. This area which boasts great ecological diversity is fantastic for walking safari opportunities and some of the most beautiful and exciting canoeing routes in the world.
An oasis of human activity in the midst of the vast African bush hosts an excellent range of activities from white-water rafting to the tranquil ride on an African elephant, a bungi jump of 111m to a relaxing canoe trip on the Zambezi.
For almost 100 years, visiting members of Royal families, international and local statesmen, and celebrities worldwide, have preferred to stay at The Victoria Falls Hotel, where they are assured of privacy and care. An atmosphere steeped in history, combining the charm of the old with the comfort and convenience of today.
For almost 100 years, visiting members of Royal families, international and local statesmen, and celebrities worldwide, have preferred to stay at The Victoria Falls Hotel, where they are assured of privacy and care. It is one hotel that can truly claim to be unique. Established in 1904, The Victoria Falls Hotel is set in the Victoria Falls National Park with a private path to the Victoria Falls. The elegant lounges offer serenity and seclusion. Corridors reflect all the past glories of the Empire and suites and rooms are superbly furnished in Edwardian-style. The Courtyard entrance overlooks lily ponds, lush flowering shrubs and palm trees.
Traditional high tea is served every afternoon on the Terrace, with spectacular views of the Victoria Falls bridge down the Batoka Gorge with the spray rising from The Falls. Later, enjoy one of the hotel’s famous Livingstone cocktails or a gin and tonic whilst listening to the mighty roar of the Falls.
Meal Planner: Breakfast
Day15 Tour Ends
Victoria Falls Hotel, Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe Day 12-15
Kwara is located in the remote northern part of the stunning Okavango Delta within the private Kwara concession. The camp fronts onto a huge floodplain, adjacent to the permanent water of the Delta and is backed by extensive bush. It is a magnificent wilderness area in excess of 1,700 square kilometres, bordering the Moremi Reserve.
No trip to Botswana is complete without a visit to the Delta, the shimmering and unique watery jewel in the middle of the Kalahari Desert. Kwara encompasses a wide diversity of habitats, ranging from the clear Delta waters with reed-lined lagoons and channels, to open grasslands, mopane woodlands and palm-fringed islands.
The eight luxury safari-style tents are built on raised decks, within a grove of huge and ancient African Ebony trees. Resident hippos will generally serenade you year round from the water on the floodplain in front of the camp. Each tent has its own viewing deck, private en-suite facilities including hot and cold running showers, flush toilets and modern amenities. The forested island on which the camp sits is typical of those encountered throughout the vast 1.6 million hectares of the Okavango Delta. At Kwara, you will discover why the Okavango is considered one of the ecological wonders of Africa and indeed the world. It is mysterious, calming, unpredictable and very wild.
Here our guests can enjoy a diverse wildlife experience all year-round, but the focus is definitely on the water. Whether gliding along in the special silence of a mekoro dug out canoe through crystal-clear waters or visiting the famous Godikwe lagoon, where you can stand on a boat literally eye to eye with thousands of herons, storks and other nesting birds. Kwara is the nearest camp to this famous spectacle in Moremi Game Reserve.
Other species you can encounter through the channels and rivers are kingfishers, pygmy geese, fish eagles, jacanas, darters and if you’re really fortunate, the elusive Pels Fishing Owl.
Along with the bird watching, we’re able to offer fishing (both spinner and fly), walks with a guide on one of the many palm-fringed islands and also spectacular night drives on top of our morning and afternoon drives. The beauty and charm of Kwara will captivate you.
The Kwara area is also home to a variety of wild animals including, lechwe, sitatunga, reedbuck, bushbuck, hippo, crocodiles, elephant, buffalo, sable, roan, zebra, giraffe, wildebeest, impala and tsessebe. Lion, hyena, wild dog, leopard and cheetah are abundant in this part of the Delta and regularly seen.
Highly skilled chefs prepares delicious meals, to round off a perfect day in Kwara’s watery wonderland.
Meal Planner: Full Board
Chamonix Guest House, Johannesburg, South Africa Day 8
Umlani Bushcamp works together with other landowners and lodges in the Timbavati Game Reserve in a mutually beneficial way. This co-operation results in a huge area of more than 10,000 ha of unspoilt wilderness for traversing and walking.
Umlani Bushcamp is a classic African safari camp located in the Timbavati Private Nature Reserve, which forms part of the Greater Kruger National Park. This authentic camp is the ultimate experience of true wilderness and seclusion, accommodating only 16 guests in traditional African reed and thatch huts. Umlani’s philosophy of simplistic luxury and ‘getting back to nature’ is enhanced by the romance of operating without electricity. Enjoy the warm atmosphere of candlelight and oil lamps as well as open-air bush showers fuelled by wood fires. The accommodation offers you all the privacy and superior comfort you need for uninterrupted relaxation. Umlani’s award winning cuisine will take you on a gastronomic tour of African styled food.
Umlani Bushcamp offers an authentic wildlife experience in BIG Five territory. View lion, leopard, elephant, buffalo and rhino, in over 10 000 hectares (24 000 acres) of traversing area, also home to over 40 mammal species and 350 bird species.
Experience the thrill of game drives in open Land Rovers, guided bush walks, and tracking game on foot with highly experienced rangers and trackers. You are guaranteed an adventure of a lifetime in one of Africa ’s world-renowned unspoilt wilderness reserves.
Umlani’s traditional African reed and thatch huts will not only provide you with all the comforts you need, but will also provide you with an authentic experience of local tribal (Shangaan) architecture and style, which blends in naturally with the environment.
Meal Planner: Full Board
Umlani Eco Camp, Timbavati Reserve, Kruger, South Africa Day 5-7
On arrival at Cape Town Airport you will be transferred to the Cape Grace.
The city of Cape Town has become one of the most popular long haul holiday destinations in the world. This is not surprising considering it is situated at the base of Table Mountain, one of the most recognisable mountains in the world. Add to that the gorgeous beaches, incredible and unique cuisine, world class wines, vibrant night-life, warm African hospitality, intriguing culture and history, exceptional bio-diversity, whale-watching, ocean kayaking, scuba diving, sailing, kaleidoscopic wild flower blooms, mind-blasting walking & rock climbing opportunities and the fact that a National Park runs right through the city and you may wonder why you aren’t there right now.
Cape Town also offers a variety of tours around the city and further a field, to the Cape Winelands, Cape Point and the Cape of Good Hope, Kirstenbosch Gardens and Township Tours.
With a classically inspired exterior and gracefully elegant within, Cape Grace is set on its own private quay on Cape Town’s vibrant Victoria & Alfred Waterfront. Cape Grace’s charm lies in its intimate atmosphere, stylish décor and unique personalised hospitality, where you will find staff warm and flexible, with a spirit of unrivalled generosity.
When Charles Brand, his wife Beth and parents Chippy and Cynthia opened the doors of Cape Grace to the world in December 1996, their vision was a hotel that felt more like a good friend’s home. In an understated way the décor and environment needed to reflect its 5-star aspirations. But, more importantly, staff needed to relate to guests as personal hosts, with warmth and a sense of comfort in their own individuality.
At every level there is complete trust in the idea that if everyone is the best they can individually be, all else will follow.
Meal Planner: Breakfast
SAVUTE, CHOBE NATIONAL PARK Day 6 & 7
North of Savute is Linyanti – a forgotten corner of northern Botswana which boasts a great diversity of game and birdlife. With its mature woodland, beautiful lagoons and river frontage on the Linyanti Swamp, it is one of the most attractive areas of Botswana.
Your Walking Safari is focused along the Selinda Spillway – a watercourse linking the Okavango Delta to the Linyanti Swamps. At The Selinda – a private wildlife reserve covering some 1350 square kilometers (unfenced) – a special area has been set-aside especially for Walking Safaris.
The walks take you along timeworn trails, through riparian forest and open plains with great opportunities of viewing big game on foot – including elephant, lion, cheetah, wild dog and various plains’ game. The Walking Safaris offer an up-close-and-personal wildlife experience, and are accompanied by a fully armed professional trails guide and tracker. Enjoy the bush lore and tracking skills of the experienced guides as they share their extensive knowledge with you. Each morning, enjoy an approximately seven kilometre inter-camp walk, and a casual, three-kilometre walk in the vicinity of each trails camp in the afternoon.
Day 3
Spend your first night at either Selinda or Zibalianja Tented Lodge which offer normal camp activities. Your trails guide will brief you on your safari this evening.
Day 4
Depart early to arrive at your first overnight camp in time for a delicious lunch followed by a siesta. Spend the afternoon walking in the vicinity of the camp, and enjoy late afternoon sundowners. After dinner, embark on a night game-drive seeking out nocturnal animals. Spend one overnight in Trails Tents.
Day 5
After breakfast, depart on the next trail to arrive at the overnight camp in time for a delicious lunch and siesta, followed by a walk in the vicinity of the camp. Embark on a night game-drive after dinner, and seek out some of the area’s fascinating nocturnal animals. Spend one overnight in Trails Tents.
Camping in Nxai Pan National Park Day 6 & 7
Following breakfast, we set off on the long road ahead to the vast salt pans of the Makgadikgadi, a stark contrast to the fertile Moremi Game Reserve. This is by far the longest transit day, and guests should be prepared to spend the full day on the road, arriving in camp late that afternoon.
The enchanting experience of the Makgadikgadi starts as the sun sets. The sun baked earth relaxes as the soft warm light washes over the barren landscape. You will spend the evening gazing up at the seemingly endless and mystical canopy of stars.
“Fly-camping” means to camp with only the bear essentials. In this case, simply your bed and bedroll set out on the pans, with one toilet and shower shared by all. This is the best way to fully appreciate the magic of the Makgadikgadi. However, tents will be available on request.
Fly-camping in the Makagadikgadi Salt Pans Day 5
The safari will depart back from the airport approximately early afternoon where a safari representative will be there to welcome you.
The flight from Maun to Xakanaxa is in a small aircraft and takes approximately 25 minutes. Your guide will meet you on arrival at Xakanaxa airstrip in Moremi Game Reserve and transfer you to your pre-erected camp where the rest of the safari team will be awaiting your arrival. Spending the following three nights camping in the Xakanaxa region, we explore the surrounding wilderness and waterways on game drive and by motor boat.
You will embark on a water world adventure, exploring the endless network of crystal clear waterways and secret lagoons by motor boat, and the surrounding palm fringed islands on foot. After a full day on the water, we return to dry land for our last night in Xakanaxa.
Audi Camp, Maun Day 1
Day 12, 13 & 14
The Victoria Falls need no introduction. The collection of spectacular statistics and superlatives do no justice to this Natural Wonder of the World which can only be truly appreciated by being there.
The Falls form the border between Zimbabwe and Zambia and can be viewed from both sides – each affording its own spectacular views. The mighty Zambezi River runs between the two towns of Victoria Falls (Zimbabwe) and Livingstone (Zambia). Victoria Falls is an ideal kick-off point for forays into the wilderness areas of Zimbabwe and Botswana.
Victoria Falls, the town, is completely surrounded by national parks. The Victoria Falls National Park contains the rain forest surrounding the falls and the Zambezi National Park is one of the most beautiful of all Zimbabwe’s parks and is situated immediately upstream from the centre of town. This area which boasts great ecological diversity is fantastic for walking safari opportunities and some of the most beautiful and exciting canoeing routes in the world.
Tour Includes:
Accommodation at the Kingdom Hotel in the centre of town on a bed and breakfast basis
Sunset Cruise on the Upper Zambezi
Boma Meal Experience
2 of the following activities: White Water Rafting, Jet Boat Experience, Elephant Back Safari, Flight of the Angels, 111m Bungi off Victoria Falls Bridge, Walk with the Pride, Canoe Safari & Victoria Falls Bridge Historic Tour.
Day 15
Transfer to airport
Victoria Falls Day 12, 13, 14-15
Leaving this parched landscape, we continue our journey north to the contrasting Chobe region of the park. We spend the last two nights camping in an exclusive wilderness campsite along the Chobe River, exploring the river banks and surrounding flood plains on game drives. The grand finale being a leisurely afternoon boat cruise on the Chobe River against the backdrop of a magnificent African sunset.
Chobe National Park
The Chobe National Park is one of Africa’s finest game sanctuaries. Situated in the far north of Botswana, Chobe encompasses a wide variety of diverse habitats offering extreme contrasts, and is home to a breathtaking variety of animals and birds.
Chobe River Front
The Chobe is famous for its abundance of elephants – the highest concentration of elephants to be found anywhere in the world. Chobe is also famous for its huge herds of Buffalo, for its rich birdlife, and for its exquisite sunsets – a wildlife experience not to be missed.
Savuti
In sharp contrast to the lush Chobe river front is the seemingly endless desolate landscape of the Savuti, famous for the dry marsh, sand ridge and volcanic hills which are unique to this area. The marsh once contained the waters of the Makgadikgadi superlake, and the most typical feature of the landscape are the dead trees – evidence of the erratic flow of the Savuti channel over the years. The area consists of large open game-filled plains, and is home to a variety of dry-land animals, including zebra, wildebeest, kudu, giraffe, wild dog, leopard, cheetah and lion.
Savuti Day 7, 8 & 9
Following an early morning game drive en-route to the Xakanaxa boat station, you will embark on a water world adventure, exploring the endless network of crystal clear waterways and secret lagoons by motor boat, and the surrounding palm fringed islands on foot. After a full day on the water, we return to dry land and head north-east, en route to the Khwai community area.
The Khwai Rivers forms a boundary between the reserve and the community area. We spend the following two nights camping at an exclusive campsite in the community area, exploring the Khwai floodplains on game drives both during the day and at night.
Exploring after dark with spotlights offers you an opportunity to experience some of the nocturnal animals that are rarely encountered during the day. We will also have the opportunity to explore the surrounding wilderness on foot and enjoy an up close and personal encounter with Botswana’s flora and fauna. 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.
Camping in the Khwai Community Area Bordering the Moremi Game Reserve (Full Board) Day 5 & 6
The safari will depart back from the airport approximately early afternoon where your safari guide will be there to welcome you.
We begin our journey to Moremi Game Reserve, stopping for a picnic lunch en-route, and arriving at our pre-erected camp in the Xakanaxa region of the reserve in time for sundowners. Spending our first three nights camping in the Xakanaxa region, we explore the surrounding wilderness on game drives during the day.
Okavango Delta & Moremi Game Reserve
The Okavango is a unique ecosystem, an inland delta situated in the middle of the largest stretch of continuous sand in the world – the Kalahari basin. This wetland lies like an oasis in an otherwise inhospitable landscape. Where land and delta meet, a mosaic of pans, grasslands, forests and lagoons provide an extremely rich and diverse habitat where a multitude of animals and birds flourish. This wetland is one of the natural wonders of the world, and is a fragile ecosystem that remains one of the world’s least spoilt and most beautiful wildernesses, and is home to various unique species e.g. sitatunga antelope and red lechwe.
Moremi Game Reserve is situated in the eastern corner of the Okavango Delta. Moremi is one of the most beautiful and varied reserves found on the African continent with huge concentrations of wildlife and incredible scenery. The reserve consists of both swamped areas e.g. Xakanaxa, and dry-land areas e.g. Khwai.
Maun – exlusive wilderness area Day 1 & 2
Day 1.
ex Johannesburg. Drive to over night camp at Augrabies Falls or Kuruman in North West Province of South Africa.
Day 2.
Continue to Twee Rivieren. Overnight camp in formal campsite on edge of Kalahari Desert.
Days 3-7.
Bush camp for four nights at different camp sites in the solitude of the Transfrontier Park. Expect to see red mained kalahari lion, jackal, and gemsbok.
Day 8.
Heading east into Botswana stop over at Mabuesehube Park, where indigenous brown hyena live.
Days 9+10.
Cross the remote Kalahari, towards Khutse Game Reserve,
Day 11.
Return to Johannesburg
Kgalagadi Transfrontier Park Safaris (11 Days)
Chief’s Camp is a luxury bush lodge situated on Chief’s Island in the exclusive Mombo Concession of the Moremi Game Reserve in Botswana. In this “predator capital of Africa”, wild dog, lion, cheetah and leopard abound, and guests enjoy exceptional opportunities to interact with this amazing environment. Recently, white rhino have been introduced to this concession, making it the only place in Botswana where these magnificent animals can be seen in their natural habitat.
Chief’s Camp has been so skillfully integrated into the landscape that guests can often view game without even leaving camp. Shaded from the heat of the day by a beautiful grove of jackalberry trees, Chief’s Camp is so remote you’ll feel like the only humans for miles and miles.
Twelve secluded, permanent luxury bush pavilions are designed for ultimate privacy and comfort, and to offer you a front row seat for this rich and rewarding African adventure. Each features an en suite bathroom and private game viewing deck.
Game viewing opportunities include daily excursions in open four-wheel-drive vehicles and quiet mokoro trips along narrow Delta channels during the flood season. Expert guides are always on hand to offer a wealth of wildlife knowledge, to help you make the most of these rare and wonderful opportunities.
Day 5 Chiefs Camp - Maun
After an early morning game activity and breakfast at Chiefs Camp you will be transferred to the airstrip for your charter flight to Maun, where your safari ends.
Chiefs Island, Okavango Delta Day 3-5
Set amongst the shady trees and water of the Okavango Delta, the small and intimate Baines Camp will feature four luxurious suites set on elevated platforms in the tree line. Wooden decks will offer expansive views over the permanent water of the Boro River and a lagoon teeming with life. The elevated suites will feature a spacious bedroom, with softly draped fabrics adding the romantic touch of a bygone era. The four-poster beds will be fully mobile, thus giving guests the choice of slumber under star laden skies. Avid astronomers will delight in stargazing from the privacy of their own deck. During the day, custom-made hammocks will lure relaxation in the sunshine.
The inspiration for Thomas Baines’s paintings is evident when looking at the waterscape that lies beyond the lodge. The main area will feature an oversize deck for outdoor dining and views over the permanent water of the lagoon. This area, situated on a private concession neighbouring the Moremi, is superb for viewing all animal and bird species. Guests will explore by land and water, often into the night to discover nocturnal species. The permanent water of the camp will reveal a world of floating safaris, atmospherically silent at the gentle pace of a poled mokoro, or faster in a comfortable shaded motorboat. A myriad of waterways, feathery beds of papyrus, and animal species large and small are waiting to be discovered. Sometimes there is no better way to tune into the bush than on foot, and walking safaris will be a specialty at Baines, with skilled, armed guides introducing the area’s natural wonders.
Day 3
After an early morning game drive and breakfast at Baines Camp, you will be transferred to the airstrip for your charter flight to Chiefs Camp for two nights.
Johannesburg - Maun Day 1
Nxai Pan is younger in age than the larger dry lakes to the South (Sua and Ntwetwe). Some of the pans are salt covered, while others, such as Nxai Pan are covered with lush grasses and islands of acacia trees. The area characterised by its undulating grass plains, mixed woodland, palm belts and mopane scrub to the north, has created a natural haven for a diverse range of mammals. From the magnificent Gemsbok crossing the endless plains to the rare Brown Hyena, not to mention Aardwolf, Giraffe, Ostrich, Zebra, Wildebeest, Eland, Springbok, Lion, Leopard, Cheetah and the Wild Dog. The area is also an important crossroad for much larger mammals that migrate between the Okavango and Chobe in the North and Boteti in the South. Elephants have crossed this area since the great lake, leaving a network of age-old paths that lead from pan to pan in search of water and grazing. This area was also an important crossroad for the early European explores, such as David Livingston. It was through this wilderness he passed on his way to discovering the mighty Victoria Falls.
Day10 You will drive back to Maun airport to meet your connecting flight to Jo’Burg South Africa.
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