Day 1: Maun (MUB)
Arrival at Maun Airport (MUB) Clients will be met by a representative at Maun Airport (MUB) and you will be transferred to a lodge for relaxation and brief you about the trip.
Overnight: Maun
Day 2: Maun - Moremi Game Reserve
Pick-up from the hotel/ lodge in Maun by your guide and leave to Moremi Game Reserve (3 to 4 hours’ drive from Maun 40 kilometers tarred road and 65 kilometers gravel road to Moremi Game Reserve South Gate). Rested on the eastern part of the Okavango Delta the UNESCO heritage site. Moremi Game Reserve is widely considered as one of the finest wildlife reserves in Africa with a diversity of habitats combining acacia forest and mophane woodlands with floodplains and lagoons, here we will be camping at an exclusive campsite our guides will take you to the park’s most beautiful areas such as third bridge, bodumatau, and dead tree island game is plentiful, sightings include elephant, buffalo, giraffe, lions, hyena, jackal and many different antelopes including red lechwe and the shy sitatunga, a web-footed antelope perfectly adapted to life in the swamps. Wild dog, whose numbers are so rapidly dwindling elsewhere, and bird species are regularly sighted in the Moremi Game Reserve.
Overnight: Moremi
Day 3: Moremi Game Reserve
Morning and afternoon game drives around Moremi Game reserve. There is a rich variety of bird species as well as large numbers of giraffes, buffaloes and elephants and close to the waterholes also lions, leopards, and hippos. Furthermore, you can see zebras, lions, wild dogs, pythons, hartebeest, wildebeest, elephants, impala, warthog, Sable antelope and other antelopes. Several observation towers enable you to overview the park in its entirety. Moremi Game Reserve is mostly mophane woodland with gently rolling ant hills.
Overnight; at the campgrounds Moremi
Day 4: Moremi Game Reserve - Khwai village
Early in the morning after breakfast game drive on our way to Khwai village, north side of Moremi Game reserve where we will camp for 1 night. Khwai is a small village with a small number of people staying there, the san people are dominant in the area. Upon arrival at Khwai, after lunch and siesta we go for a game drive along the Khwai River where you will be able to see different kinds of animals coming down the river to drink water and even the birds as they will be flying around enjoying the cool weather of the river, after the drive back to the camp. Dinner is served.
Overnight: Khwai village
Day 5: Khwai village-Savuti
After breakfast, depart in the morning from Khwai to Savuti which is part of Chobe National Park. It is called Savuti because a certain chief called Sauté used to live there with his tribe. The drive is a bit longer from Khwai to Savuti, however, the drive is much more enjoyable as you will see lots of birds and animals on the way. The scenery is amazing and very African looking, with lots of umbrella thorn, acacia tortilis with giraffe feeding and many more including the most photographed bird, lilac breasted roller, a national bird of Botswana.
Upon arrival, after relaxation, go for late afternoon game drive, where you will be able to see different animals like lions, zebras, herds of elephants and different bird’s species. Later in the evening, storytelling around the campfire after dinner.
Overnight: Savuti
Day 6: Savuti
After breakfast, go for an early morning game drive leaving the camp after sunrise. The morning game drive heads out for game viewing and will proceed through the beautiful scenery of this part of the Savuti area with a very good chance of viewing animals like buffaloes, elephants, and lions. Then back to the camp for lunch and siesta. After siesta, go for an afternoon game drive.
Overnight: Savuti
Day 7: Savuti - Chobe National Park
Early morning game drive on the way to Chobe National park 46.9 km approximately 1 hour 30 minutes’ drive, along the way you get to see mophane woodland and acacia tortilis. Chobe National Park is mostly dominated by the Zambezi teak, which is very good for making furniture. Chobe National Park is a unique park because during dry season big herds of animals congregate along the river. You will see elephants swimming from one bank to the other, buffalos crossing to Sedudu Island. Upon arrival at the camp, lunch is served then the siesta. After lunch game drive in the park getting to see different trees like mophane and other different animals in the Chobe area. Dinner will be served at the camp.
Overnight: Chobe National Park campgrounds
Day 8: Departure
Chobe National Park-Kasane International Airport
End of tour.
