
Your trip
The Makgadikgadi Pans are the largest salt pan system in the world and at the same time uninhabited. These conditions are ideal for those seeking peace and quiet, and the neighbouring Nata Bird Sanctuary is a perfect place for birdwatching. The Okavango Delta opens up to you on boat trips by mokoro, taking you deep into the delta and camping in absolute wilderness. On safari through the Moremi game reserve and Chobe National Park, with a little luck you will experience first-class wildlife viewing. The final highlight of this safari is the thundering Victoria Falls.
This trip is ideal for
Adventurers
Sleeping in a tent, often in the middle of the wilderness
Safari lovers
Extensive game drives in Big Five areas
Nature lovers
Two weeks in the heart of Botswana’s nature
Early risers
The safari day usually starts at sunrise

Your Africa travel expert: Larissa Walter
— Joris Kalle
Highlights






Itinerary
Tip: open a day – the map jumps to that place.
Day 1Kasane – Chobe National Park
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Kasane – Chobe National Park
The tour officially begins in Kasane, Botswana. We are happy to help you with any nights before the tour or with transfers. After a detailed safari briefing and a joint shop for drinks for the coming days, a boat trip on the Chobe River is on the programme. During the sunset cruise you can certainly watch elephants, hippos and crocodiles. You camp right on the Chobe River at a campsite with good sanitary facilities.
Day 2-3Chobe National Park – Nxai Pan National Park
Driving distance day 2: approx. 500 km; pure driving time approx. 6 hours
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Chobe National Park – Nxai Pan National Park
After an early start you drive south to Nxai Pan National Park. You stop along the way for a picnic. Once in the park, you set off in search of the animals that live here before driving to your campsite. The next day, too, you look for the herds of springbok and impala that live here. You also visit the impressive Baines’ Baobab trees. Baines’ Baobabs are giant baobab trees that the painter Thomas Baines captured in one of his paintings. Wild camping on a private campsite.
Day 4Nxai Pan National Park – Maun
Driving distance: approx. 200 km; pure driving time approx. 4 hours
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Nxai Pan National Park – Maun
After a morning game drive you continue to Maun, the starting point for tours into the Okavango Delta. Here you have the opportunity to stroll through the town a little or take a scenic flight over the delta (duration approx. 45 minutes – price on request). You spend the night at a campsite outside Maun with good sanitary facilities.
Day 5-6Maun – Okavango Delta
Driving distance day 5: approx. 60 km; pure driving time approx. 2 hours
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Maun – Okavango Delta
Early in the morning the tour begins with a drive to the southern tip of the Okavango Delta. Your equipment is loaded onto traditional mokoro (dugout canoes) and you venture deep into the delta. Enjoy the peaceful ride along the waterways and the unique landscape. You spend two nights on an island in absolute wilderness and explore this beautiful area on foot and by mokoro.
Day 7Okavango Delta – Moremi region
Driving distance approx. 50 km; pure driving time approx. 2 hours
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Okavango Delta – Moremi region
Today you leave the impressive water world and head for the drier areas of the delta. You spend the night at a campsite outside Moremi Game Reserve.
Day 8-10Moremi region – Moremi Game Reserve
Driving distance day 8: approx. 80 km; pure driving time approx. 3–4 hours (incl. game drive in the park)
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Moremi region – Moremi Game Reserve
Today you reach Moremi Game Reserve. Moremi Game Reserve is certainly one of the best wildlife reserves in southern Africa, and spectacular wildlife sightings are almost guaranteed here. The next three days are spent on game drives in the morning and afternoon. To be able to explore another part of the area as well, we will pitch our camp at a different site on day 10. During the hottest part of the day you relax at camp. Wild camping for three nights in Moremi Game Reserve.
Day 11-13Moremi Game Reserve – Chobe National Park
Driving distance day 11: approx. 120 km; pure driving time approx. 7–8 hours (incl. game drive in the park)
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Moremi Game Reserve – Chobe National Park
Driving distance day 12: approx. 170 km; pure driving time approx. 5–6 hours (incl. game drive in the park)
The journey continues north-east towards Chobe National Park. On the way to Chobe you cross the scenically varied dry areas of the Savuti section. With more than 40,000 elephants, Chobe National Park is certainly the park with the highest “elephant density” in Africa. Our night camp on day 11 is in the Savuti marsh area. On days 12 and 13 we move further north and spend the night at a camp near the river. Wild camping for three nights on private campsites.
Day 14-15Chobe National Park, Botswana – Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe
Driving distance day 14: approx. 100 km; pure driving time approx. 2–3 hours
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Chobe National Park, Botswana – Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe
After a morning game drive you cross the Zambezi by ferry and then continue to Victoria Falls on the Zimbabwe side of the falls. In the late afternoon you visit the thundering Victoria Falls (optional). You spend the last night of the tour in a comfortable lodge in Victoria Falls. The next day, further activities such as white-water rafting or helicopter flights over the falls can be undertaken (optional and not included in the tour price). The tour ends after breakfast.
Accommodation





Dates & prices
| Start | End | Price per person, double room | Single supplement | Tour language | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 24.03.2027 | 07.04.2027 | 2.800 € | 170 € | English | Enquire |
| 18.06.2027 | 02.07.2027 | 3.020 € | 170 € | English | Enquire |
| 03.07.2027 | 17.07.2027 | 3.020 € | 170 € | German | Enquire |
| 14.08.2027 | 28.08.2027 | 3.020 € | 170 € | German | Enquire |
| 28.08.2027 | 11.09.2027 | 3.020 € | 170 € | English | Enquire |
| 25.09.2027 | 09.10.2027 | 3.020 € | 170 € | English | Enquire |
All prices exclude international flights. If you are unsure about your travel dates, simply send us a non-binding enquiry .
Included
- Itinerary as described
13 nights in 2-person tents
1 night in a lodge in Victoria Falls
Camping equipment (except sleeping bag and pillow)
Transport in an open 4x4 safari vehicle
Professional English-speaking guide
Meals as specified
Activities as specified
All national park fees (except Victoria Falls)
Not included
- Flights (domestic and international)
Visas
Drinks and meals not specified
Optional activities, tips, personal expenses
Private travel insurance
National park fees for Victoria Falls
Group size
4 to 12 people
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