Highlights
The Wild Heart of Southern Africa
Botswana, located in Southern Africa, is one of the densest wildlife regions in the world and a prime destination for eco-tourism. Its landscapes combine vast grasslands, rivers, wetlands, forests, and deserts, providing habitats for elephants, lions, leopards, African wild dogs, giraffes, antelopes, and a rich diversity of bird species. Botswana not only preserves its pristine natural environment but also prioritizes conservation and sustainable tourism, attracting visitors worldwide to experience the grandeur and mystery of the African wilderness.
From Delta to Desert: A Journey Through Botswana’s Iconic Landscapes
Your African wildlife journey begins in the Okavango Delta, a breathtaking wetland where winding rivers, shimmering lagoons, open grasslands, and dense forests converge to create a rich ecosystem. The Khwai area, famous for its balanced aquatic and terrestrial habitats, is perfect for observing wildlife and capturing natural interactions on camera. Savuti, with its open dry plains and marshes, attracts lion prides, elephant herds, and predators, offering a glimpse into the raw, untamed African wilderness. Along the way, you may witness elephants crossing rivers, zebras and antelopes running across open plains, and other dynamic wildlife interactions that are both thrilling and unforgettable.
Chobe’s River Giants: An Elephant’s Paradise
Next, visit Chobe National Park, renowned for its large elephant populations. On a Chobe River cruise, observe elephants crossing the water, hippos playing, and crocodiles waiting silently for prey. Morning mists and evening sunsets create golden reflections on the river, perfectly framing the park’s wildlife and landscapes. Whether cruising along the river or strolling along the banks, every moment immerses you in the harmony and power of Africa’s wild nature.
The Smoke That Thunders: A Grand Finale at Victoria Falls
The adventure culminates at Victoria Falls, one of the world’s natural wonders, known as “The Smoke That Thunders.” Stretching 1.7 km in width and over 100 meters in height, the falls surge with power, creating misty rainbows and dramatic vistas. Walk along the viewing paths, cross suspension bridges, or take a helicopter flight for a panoramic view. Finish the day with a Zambezi River sunset cruise, observing riverside wildlife bathed in golden light. This journey is not only a visual spectacle but also a spiritual experience, blending natural power and African wilderness.
Luxury Meets the Wild: An 11-Day African Odyssey
This 11-day safari combines luxurious lodges with mobile camps, allowing you to experience Africa’s wild landscapes comfortably. From rivers and lakes to grasslands and forests, each location offers surprises. Every wildlife encounter—from elephants crossing rivers to lions hunting—leaves lasting memories. Nights under the stars at a fire-lit camp showcase the ultimate synergy of luxury and wilderness, offering a comprehensive experience of Africa’s grandeur, mystery, and vitality.
Tour Schedule
DAY 1
Arrival in Maun
Upon arrival in Maun, the gateway to the Okavango Delta, you will be transferred to your hotel for rest and orientation. Maun serves as the starting point for Delta explorations, offering a chance to acclimatize and experience local life. Stroll through the town in the evening or visit nearby markets and restaurants to get a glimpse of Botswana’s culture.
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Maun
DAY 2
Maun – Khwai
After breakfast, depart Maun for Khwai, passing through scenic grasslands and winding river channels. Upon arrival, settle into your mobile camp and enjoy lunch before heading out for an afternoon game drive. As the sun sets, return to camp for dinner under the stars.
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Khwai
DAY 3
Khwai Wilderness Exploration
Early morning game drive to witness wildlife at its most active hour, followed by lunch and rest at camp. In the afternoon, explore new areas of the Delta, observing elephants, lions, antelopes, and abundant bird species in their natural habitats.
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Khwai
DAY 4
Full Day in Khwai
Spend the day exploring the Khwai area. Early morning drives reveal predator activity, while afternoon safaris highlight the area’s diverse habitats. The natural beauty of Khwai—rivers, grasslands, and forests—provides a rich environment for wildlife and photography alike.
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Khwai
DAY 5
Khwai – Savuti
Drive to Savuti across dry plains and bushlands. After lunch at the mobile camp, enjoy an afternoon game drive, observing lion prides, hyenas, and elephant herds. Savuti’s seasonal water sources attract a variety of wildlife, offering excellent photographic and safari opportunities. Dinner at the camp under the starry sky completes the day.
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Savuti
DAY 6
Savuti Full-Day Game Drive
Spend the day exploring Savuti’s plains and marshes, observing predator-prey interactions, elephants gathering at waterholes, and antelopes grazing. The open plains and dynamic lighting provide stunning photography opportunities. Return to camp for dinner and stargazing.
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Savuti
DAY 7
Savuti Deep Exploration
Full-day game drive to witness seasonal wildlife patterns. Afternoon drives capture sunset views over the plains while observing lion prides, leopards, and elephant herds. Return to camp for dinner and overnight stay.
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Savuti
DAY 8
Savuti – Chobe National Park
After breakfast, travel to Chobe National Park. Enjoy a Chobe River boat cruise and game drive in the afternoon, observing elephants crossing, hippos playing, and crocodiles lying in wait. Return to the lodge for dinner overlooking the river.
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Chobe
DAY 9
Chobe – Victoria Falls
Cross the border from Botswana into Zambia via the Kazungula Bridge and visit the Zambian side of Victoria Falls. Walk along viewing paths surrounded by mist and enjoy lunch nearby. Afternoon free to explore the falls’ surroundings or lodge amenities. Rest for the night in preparation for deeper exploration tomorrow.
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Victoria Falls
DAY 10
Victoria Falls Deep Exploration
Visit the Zimbabwean side of Victoria Falls, experiencing the full height and power of the falls. Lunch at The Lookout Cafe overlooking the gorge. In the evening, enjoy a Zambezi River sunset cruise, observing riverside wildlife and breathtaking scenery.
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DAY 11
Victoria Falls / Departure
Breakfast at the hotel and transfer to the airport for your international departure. Reflect on an 11-day journey through the Okavango Delta, Khwai, Savuti, Chobe, and Victoria Falls, filled with unforgettable wildlife encounters and African wilderness experiences.
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Tour Price
Botswana Safari & Victoria Falls – 11 Days
Travel Cost per Person
| Season | Departure Date | 1 Person in a Room |
|---|---|---|
| 2026 | Every Saturday | USD 5,700 |
| Tour Code | |
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| Departure Point | Departing from Maun International Airport |
| Departure Date | Every Saturday |
| Accommodation | Hotel in Maun Hotel in Chobe Hotel in Victoria Falls area Mobile Camp |
| Tour Leader | A local representative will guide you. |
| Minimum Number of Participants | 2 Persons |
Included in the Price
- Round-trip airport transfer
- Transfer by land
- Activities listed on the itinerary
- Accommodations and meals listed on the itinerary
- Tent nights, sheets, beds, pillows listed on the itinerary
- Entrance fees and taxes in all parks
- English guide
- Drinking water on the vehicles for the duration of the tour
Not Included in the Price
- International airfares or any additional charges or penalties and visa fee
- Travel insurance, Visa application fee
- Passport application fees
- Gratuities for guide, driver, hotel, and restaurant staff
- Porterage tips at airports and hotels
- Beverages at hotels and restaurants
- Any services not explicitly mentioned above
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Entry Requirements & Documents
Visa & Passport Validity: Check if a tourist visa is required and ensure your passport has at least 6 months of remaining validity.
Transit Regulations: Don't forget to check requirements for transit countries (e.g., ESTA for flights via the USA). -
Health & Vaccinations
Yellow Fever Certificate: Confirm if a "Yellow Card" (vaccination certificate) is mandatory for entry.
Medical Preparation: Consult your doctor regarding malaria prophylaxis and altitude sickness prevention.
Travel Insurance: Comprehensive insurance covering emergency evacuation is strongly recommended. -
Local Conditions & Gear
Climate & Clothing: Be prepared for extreme temperature changes. Layered clothing and sturdy trekking shoes are essential.
Currency & Cash: Carry small denominations of US Dollars, as credit cards may not be accepted in remote areas.
Hygiene & Safety: Pack insect repellent, sun protection, and basic sanitary items.
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