Today you will be transferred to the Chobe River for 2 nights at Chobe Elephant Camp on a full-board basis.
A 2-hour transfer after breakfast will take you to the Chobe National Park and your next accommodation, Chobe Elephant Camp. Perched on a forested ridge, the traditional safari camp offers panoramic river views at almost every turn. Game drives along the river floodplains are mixed with boat cruises to deliver a comprehensive Chobe experience. At its best in the May to October dry season, the river attracts huge numbers of animals, especially elephants who crowd the water’s edge on a hot afternoon. The densities of the game draw predators, especially lions and increasingly leopards, which are seen lurking in the riverine forest. The river cruises allow you a closer look at the Chobe. Keep an eye out for crocodiles and hippos as well as giant monitor lizards and African Fish-eagles.
Game drives along the river floodplains are mixed with boat cruises to deliver a comprehensive Chobe experience. At its best in the May to October dry season, the river attracts huge numbers of animals, especially elephants who crowd the water’s edge on a hot afternoon. The densities of the game draw predators, especially lions and increasingly leopards, which are seen lurking in the riverine forest. The river cruises allow you a closer look at the Chobe. Keep an eye out for crocodiles and hippos as well as giant monitor lizards and African Fish-eagles.
Today you’ll fly by shared charter to Kadizora Camp in the Okavango Delta. You will enjoy two nights on a full-board basis.
From the Khwai Reserve, you will fly by shared charter to the northern Okavango Delta. Your destination is Kadizora Camp, set under trees and overlooking grassy floodplains dotted with grazing antelope. Your tented chalet comes complete with a lounge, en suite bathroom, and viewing deck. Like most delta camps, Kadizora offers 4X4 game drives, boating, walking safaris, and canoe safaris. Between April and September, guests can also enjoy a unique experience: a hot air balloon flight over the Okavango Delta. Here the density and diversity of wildlife is very high and Kadizora ends this safari on a high note.
From the Khwai Reserve, you will fly by shared charter to the northern Okavango Delta. Your destination is Kadizora Camp, set under trees and overlooking grassy floodplains dotted with grazing antelope. Your tented chalet comes complete with a lounge, en suite bathroom, and viewing deck. Like most delta camps, Kadizora offers 4X4 game drives, boating, walking safaris, and canoe safaris. Between April and September, guests can also enjoy a unique experience: a hot air balloon flight over the Okavango Delta. Here the density and diversity of wildlife is very high and Kadizora ends this safari on a high note.
After breakfast and a last morning activity, you will be transferred by shared charter to Maun Airport for your outbound flight. If you want to extend your stay at Africa’s adventure capital (Victoria Falls) or add on an Indian Ocean beach holiday or Cape Town, just ask us.
This tour is 100% sustainable. We encourage our travelers to minimize their carbon footprint by choosing eco-friendly practices.
Cancellations made more than 60 days before departure qualify for an 80% refund of the deposit paid. Cancellations made between 30 and 59 days before departure qualify for a 50% refund of the deposit. Cancellations made less than 30 days before departure are non-refundable. Gorilla and Chimpanzee permits are non-refundable once purchased. Guests are advised to purchase comprehensive travel insurance for unforeseen circumstances.
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