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Embark on an unforgettable journey through the diverse landscapes of Botswana, encountering incredible wildlife and experiencing the magic of the African wilderness. This 11-night, 12-day tour takes you to some of the country's most iconic destinations, including Moremi Game Reserve, Khwai Concession, Savute, and Chobe National Park. Get ready for thrilling game drives, breathtaking scenery, and encounters with elephants, lions, leopards, and more!
Highlights:
This tour is perfect for:
Wildlife enthusiasts seeking an authentic safari experience.
Travelers wanting to discover the diverse landscapes of Botswana.
Anyone looking for an unforgettable adventure in the heart of Africa.
Additional Information:
This itinerary can be customized to fit your interests and budget.
The best time to visit Botswana is during the dry season (May to October) when wildlife viewing is optimal.
Contact us today to start planning your dream safari adventure in Botswana!
Overview Itinerary
Please note: The Safari starts in Maun. Bush Rover Safaris will assist with pre-arrangements, accommodation, transfer:
Having taken various flights to reach Maun airport this afternoon it is here where you will meet and greet representative from Bush rover safaris, he will be holding a board written your name. Transfer to the lodge where you going to overnight the guide will brief and discuss with the pickup time for the next day to start holiday safari on day 1.
ACTIVITIES: CAMEL RIDE
We have an early start this morning; leaving after breakfast we make our way to moremi game reserve which is an integral part of the eastern waters of the okavango delta. This is an area of dry lands rising between vast wetlands, crystal clear water channels on the edges of mopane woodlands. Game viewing takes place alongside waterways and floodplains.
Distance:136km/6hrs drive include lunch stop and game drives
Departure:07h00
ACTIVITIES: Game drives. Sundowner
This reserve is one of the most beautiful and unspool in Africa, covering nearly 5,000 square kilometers of the floodplain and grasslands intertwined with riverine forest and lagoons. This diverse ecosystem provides mosaic of habitats for wide variety of mammals. The area is home to a resident herd of several hundred buffalo whose range covers the territories of at least four prides of lion, which are often seen flanking the perpetually moving herds. Breeding herds of elephants move between the water and mopane woodland were animals get to
browse. Multiple animals gathered allows us to play with group composition shots and methods to capture the interactions and behavior with our cameras.
Early morning after breakfast will be game drive towards Khwai for the next 3 nights we will have chance to change activities and mode of transport. The following day we will drive to the mokoro station where will start mokoro[canoe] activity, we will change mode of transport, you will meet poolers who will be pooling you, they are professionals and skilled with more information about an area. This will give chance to get pictures closer and enjoy the tranquility.
Distance:33km/3hours drive include game drives, lunch stop
Departure:07h00
ACTIVITIES: Game drives, Mokoro exploration, sundowner
Our journey takes us to Chobe national park [ Savuti] long regarded as must during any visit to Botswana, Savuti offers exciting wildlife and some of the most diverse landscapes in the country. Is an area roughly 5 000 square kilometers, lies within Chobe national park near its boundary the mababe depression and Savuti marsh.
Savuti once part of the giant lake Makgadikgadi and in those days connected to both the okavango and Zambezi rivers. When lake Makgadikgadi started drying up some 30 000 years ago, lake mababe was left behind as giant pool which also dried eventually, leaving behind the mababe depression.
ACTIVITIES: Game drives, rock paintings
Distance:91km/4hrs
Full days in Savuti will have opportunity to visit the rock paintings. Game drives in the morning and afternoon the back for lunch, siesta.
After busy morning wake up to a steaming coffee and light breakfast will breakdown the camp and start heading to Chobe River front for the last 2 nights. We will do game drive all the way to the camp we will have lunch halfway before reach the camp. Chobe has amazing landscapes and well known with big herds of elephants. The second day of our stay we will drive to Kasane where we going to do the boat cruise. This will give us different viewing in the boat get closer to aquatic games.
Distance:169km/5hrs
Departure:07h00
ACTIVITIES: game drives, sundowner, boat cruise
Arrangements for Bush rover safaris end we will assist with drop off to the airport and dinner is at own expense at the lodge the guide end safari after dropping you off to the airport
This comprehensive map is designed to guide you through an exciting journey filled with remarkable destinations and captivating experiences.
Use of specially modified 4×4 vehicles
Professional Guide
All camping on a fully serviced & non-participation basis in private campsites
Camping equipment
Meals (breakfast, Lunch and Dinner)
Botswana National Parks and Games reserves entrance fees.
Open Vehicle Game Drives in all National Parks and Reserves.
Lodge Accomodation
✘All international airfares
✘Optional activities
✘Any gratuities, any personal expenses, visa fees, departure taxes
✘ Kindly Note that in participation Safari drinks are not provided (expect water)
✘Travel insurance (compulsory)
✘Pre and post tour accommodation and transfers
| TOUR CODE | TOUR START DATE | START LOCATION | ARRIVAL DATE | END LOCATION | TOUR END DATE |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| BRSM0001 | 21 April | Maun | 23 April | Vic Falls/ Hwange | 06 MAY |
| BRSM0002 | 16 July | Maun | 15 Jul. | Vic Falls | 28 JULY |
| BRSM0003 | 07 October | Maun | 06 October | Livingstone Vic falls | 19 October |
3M×3M×3M Dome Tent
Discounts apply for more than two people booking together up to a maximum of 8 guests in a vehicle:
Price Includes:
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