6-Day Chobe National park and Okavango Delta

You will be picked up from your lodge around Victoria Falls at around 9: 00 am and proceed north to Kasane, a settlement on the outskirts of Chobe National Park. Chobe National Park has an incredible diversity of wildlife because the Chobe River supplies water year-round. Elephants in large herds can frequently be observed traveling to and from the river. Because there are so many herbivores in this area, there are a lot of predators like lions and leopards. Chobe National Park is famous for its vast herds of elephants and Cape buffalo, which congregate along the Chobe Riverfront during the dry season.

Chobe National Park is famous for its vast herds of elephants and Cape buffalo, which congregate along the Chobe Riverfront during the dry season. The woodlands and lagoons around Linyanti Marsh are home to lions, antelopes, and hippos. The floodable grasslands of the Savuti Marsh attract a variety of bird species, as well as migrating zebras.

Set off for a morning wildlife drive safari after a cup of coffee today. On fantastic boat safaris on the majestic Chobe River, take part in thrilling wildlife drives and be in awe of Africa’s natural splendor. Admire the lovely afternoon light and the sun’s reflection as you leisurely glide over the river while sipping your favorite beverage and taking in the hundreds of elephants who are bathing, drinking, playing, and being coaxed. Among all of your safari adventures, this one will stand out as one of the most unforgettable.

The Makgadikgadi Pan, located in the center of the dry savanna of north-eastern Botswana, is one of the world’s largest salt flats. The massive Lake Makgadikgadi, which originally covered an area greater than Switzerland but dried up tens of thousands of years ago, has only left the pan as its only trace.

We’ll travel to Maun over four hours after a morning drive across the salt pan, stopping along the way for lunch. After a late afternoon arrival at our hotel, there won’t be much to do but unwind before dinner and sleep in anticipation of the pleasure of the Okavango Delta the next morning. Northern Botswana’s Maun is a town on the Thamalakane River. It serves as the starting point for exploring the enormous inland Okavango Delta, which during the seasonal floods transforms into a thriving wildlife home. The Moremi Game Reserve, which is home to hippos, lions, and rhinos, is scattered with safari sites in the delta. The Nhabe Museum in the community houses exhibits on local history and culture as well as works of art created locally.

Today, after a leisurely breakfast, we will go for a two-day, one-night safari in the Okavango Delta. There is no better technique to approach hippopotamuses. Before an overnight camping safari, meals are given as guests observe various animals arriving for a drink or simply explore their environment. The Okavango Delta is a sizable delta of interior rivers in northern Botswana. It is renowned for its vast expanses of grass that periodically flood, creating a thriving wildlife habitat. The east and center of the territory are occupied by the Moremi Game Reserve. Dugout canoes are utilized in this area to get through hippos, elephants, and crocodiles. Lions, leopards, giraffes, and rhinos are among the land animals.

This morning, grab a cup of coffee and some rusks and go for a walk. After the trek, we will eat a full breakfast before being driven to Maun town, where we hope to reach about noon. The end of our safari is after lunch. We can plan some activities for you if you decide to stay in Maun for longer. While you are welcome to stay while traveling with us back to Victoria Falls.