Seasonal Information
Botswana is a land of contrasting natural wonders. This safari explores the highlights of the Makgadikgadi National Park, home to Africa’s second largest zebra migration, as well as the Okavango Delta which is a world heritage site. Diverse scenery and game viewing on this tour will marvel even the seasoned safari explorer.
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Leroo La TauLuxuryMeno a Kwena Tented CampComfort
Upon arrival at Maun Airport, guests will be met and transferred by scenic light aircraft to their first accommodation which lies on the border of the Makgadikgadi National Park. This area of Botswana is one of the country’s greatest kept secrets as it plays host to the second largest zebra migration in the whole of Africa (after the Serengeti). Zebra migrate from the mineral rich salt pans to the Boteti River in dry season (May – October) and can be seen in their thousands coming down the river bank to drink.
In addition to exciting game drives, depending on water levels guests may also have the chance to view the wildlife from a boat cruise on the Boteti River.
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Camp MoremiLuxury
Today guests will be transferred by scenic light aircraft in to Moremi / Khwai, an area located on the Eastern tongue of the Okavango Delta. This area is particularly well known for its predator sightings, including leopard and wild dog.
The landscape of the Moremi / Khwai region is quite contrasting to that of the Makgadikgadi as it is made up of lagoons and marshy plains. A wide range of wildlife can be spotted including spectacular birding and hippo pods.
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Camp OkavangoLuxuryKadizora CampComfort
Today guests will be transferred by scenic light aircraft in to the heart of the Okavango Delta for the final 3 nights of wonder. The Okavango Delta is a world heritage site and one of the most spectacular destinations on Earth. In full flood between the months of May – August, a sight of the Delta from the sky beats nothing else.
A tranquil mokoro (traditional canoe) is a highlight activity in the Delta as guests experience the beauty and splendour of the Okavango waterways from water level in peace and quiet. There is also opportunity to spot the Big 5 on day and night game drives.