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Botswana Mobile Camping Expedition

Chobe National Park, Savute and Okavango Delta

This much-loved classic explorer safari takes you to the renowned regions of the Chobe National Park, Savute and the Okavango Delta on a spectacular eight night mobile camping adventure.

Combining a wonderful combination of land and water activities such as game drives, private boat cruises and mokoro excursions, this itinerary offers a little bit of everything.

Mix it up

Extend your stay with a few extra nights at the magnificent Victoria Falls, venture deeper into Botswana with a trip to the Makgadikgadi Pans or up the ante with a luxury lodge for a final flourish.

Highlights
Experience

Mokoro, boating and game drives

Lodge style

Mobile camping

Key info
7 nights
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The ‘Bonamy Bs’ scale is an indication of the cost of our itineraries, and not necessarily the expected level of quality or service.

BBBBB = $1,500 +
BBBB = $1,000 to $1,500
BBB = $750 to $1,000
BB = $750 and under

*based on a per person, per night rate for travel in mid-season. Excluding international flights

Days 1 - 3

Chobe National Park

Your journey begins at Kasane Airport where you will meet your private guide who will accompany you throughout your adventure. Your guide will then drive you to a secluded campsite in Chobe National Park, where you will spend two nights.

During your stay

Chobe National Park is home to thrilling action-packed wildlife interactions and the largest concentration of elephants in Africa.

Here you can embark on game drives and enjoy a spectacular private boat cruise on the Chobe River as the sun sets, with a refreshing drink in hand.

DAYS 3 - 5

Savute

The next leg of your journey takes you into the beautiful Savute area of the Chobe National Park. Here, surrounded by pristine wilderness, you will spend two nights at a second mobile camp in a stunning setting close to the Chobe River.

During your stay

The area is known for its large prides of lion, African wild dog, leopard and spotted hyena that prowl the landscape in search of prey. Adventures in the Savute include game drives boating safaris on a specially modified photographic safari boat.

Days 5-8

Okavango Delta

After exploring the Savute, you will embark on a scenic light aircraft flight into the depths of the Okavango Delta for three nights of indulgent luxury in the exclusive Nxabega Concession.

During your stay

Experience an adventure-filled mix of water and land activities from game drives to mokoro and catch-and-release fishing. This particular region of the delta offers some of the best wildlife encounters where you can see lion, leopard, African wild dog, kudu, elephant, semi-aquatic lechwe, hippo and giraffe.

DAY 8

Departure

After a final morning safari you'll be dropped at the airstrip for your flight out of the delta to Maun from where you'll connect onto your flight home or carry on your journey elsewhere.

Questions on this itinerary

If you are taking light aircraft anywhere you will be limited on the amount of luggage you can take and it will have to be in a soft-sided bag, so we're afraid its not a case of a new outfit for every day! All camps and lodges offer a laundry service though, so its surprisingly easy to pack a holiday's worth of clothing into a relatively small bag.

The key things to remember are muted/neutral colours for safari, comfortable shoes, a sun hat and a warm layer. Those early mornings can be deceptively cold until the sun comes up.

We'll provide a comprehensive packing list before you travel with specifics for the destination you're visiting and we're always around to answer any packing quandaries.

As a general rule a safari is fully inclusive which means all meals, drinks and shared activities are included. Most places will draw a line at the premium brand spirits but things like a gin & tonic or an after dinner tipple by the fire will be included. Other things like laundry are also generally included but in places it might be limited to a certain number of items per day.

Park fees, conservation levies and local taxes are also normally included, the only time you may need to pay any of these is if you are self-driving into a reserve when you have to pay a self-drive entry free.

We have been nominated as Europe's Leading Safari Tour Operator.

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