14 Day-the pride of Botswana

Meet you at the OR Tambo International Airport and take you to the Lodge that you had booked, and have a small briefing on the tour. ( Metcourt or Airport inn)

We pick you up just after breakfast at 08:00 and start by leaving the cement Jungle of Johannesburg behind and work our way to the Northwest Province of South Africa. We stop en-route for Lunch(own expense) From hear we continue to our lodge where we booked in and go on our first open vehicle game drive. (Dinner)

As the day breaks, we have some breakfast and leave as early as possible for the border between South Africa and Botswana. After crossing the border we headed for Jwaneng( a small diamond town of the De Beers Company)where we stop en-route for Lunch ( own expense). From here we continue to Kang and to our lodge north of Kang. We booked in and relax around the swimming pool before Dinner.  (Breakfast, Dinner)

After breakfast, we go on an open vehicle 3-hour game drive. We relax after Lunch on our own before we go on a sunset game drive before dinner. (breakfast, Lunch, Dinner) 

We continue our journey after Breakfast to the Northwest of Botswana, We stop en-route at Ghanzi for Lunch(own expense) before we continue to our lodge. ( Breakfast, Dinner)

Breakfast at 07:00 and then we meet the Bushmen of the Kalahari. Real-life activities include looking for food and medicines amongst the many different types of plants and trees that grow in the region (and you will be astounded by the wealth of resources around you at any one time). The Bushmen will show you how they hunt meat, make fire, prepare their food and build their nomadic homes. They will also show you some of their interesting past-times and cultural games. which all have benefits towards maintaining fitness and health or improving essential skills. A highlight is to see the bushmen perform one of the many story-telling ceremonial dances. (Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner)

We say Good bay to our Bushman friends and leaving just after breakfast for Maun, that is on the outskirts of the Okavango Delta. Maun is a town on the Thamalakane River in northern Botswana. It's the jumping-off point for the vast inland Okavango Delta, which becomes a lush wildlife habitat during the seasonal floods. In the delta, safari camps dot the Moremi Game Reserve, which is home to hippos, lions, and rhinos. In the town, the Nhabe Museum features local art, plus history and culture exhibits about the surrounding Ngamiland region. For those who want to, can take a flight over the Delta or do some game viewing on Horseback(Optional) Later we be brief about the next few days activities. (Breakfast, Dinner)

We have breakfast early and leaving sort after that to go into the Okavango Delta and up to Chiefs Island. We do a short hike on the Island and see how many Mammals we can spot. Chief’s Island is one of the largest islands in the Okavango Delta in Botswana. Chief's Island areas are surrounded by an abundance of wildlife ensuring plenty of opportunities for game-viewing. You will find large herds of elephant, leopard, cheetah, buffalo, lion, and hippo plus many more species of wildlife all over the whole of Chiefs Island. We have a Lunch pic-nick on the Island. We return that night in time for Dinner. (Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner) 

We leaving early for Moremi in an open Vehicle, and explore one of the best places in Botswana. A striking number of wildlife species, birdlife and a diverse landscape; combining mopane woodland, floodplains, fairytales like lagoons, papyrus rivers, and acacia forests. There is no other place in Africa where so many ecosystems seamlessly coalesce. The Moremi is home to the most endangered species of large mammals: the cheetah, white rhinoceros, black rhinoceros, African wild dog, and lion. Over 500 bird species (from water birds to forest dwellers) and over a 1.000 species of plants are also recognized in the Moremi. This ecosystem is amongst the richest in Africa. And thanks to effective protection, the flora and fauna are relatively undisturbed. We put up camp in the Moremi.

At daybreak, we leaving our camp and explore one of the best animals places in Africa. The game-viewing can be exceptional, and the wide variety of activities make this an area not be missed. Linyanti hosts large herds of buffalo, zebra, and elephant. Because this area is a private game reserve, the vehicle concentrations are very low and the wilderness experience is one of the best in Africa. This is a photographer dream places. We put our camp up at Savuti Camp.

We continue exploring the Savuti. The Savuti area borders the Delta to the west and Chobe National Park to the east and is one of Africa's best-known big game areas. Savuti is a place of enchantment, of beauty, and boasts one of the greatest concentrations of animals in Southern Africa. (Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner)

After breakfast, we explore for the last time Savuti surroundings as we make our way back to Maun. We relax the afternoon at our own leisure by exploring the town or take a flight over the Delta or game viewing on a horseback. (Optional) (Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner)

Today is the second Longest travel as we leaving Maun just after breakfast as we continue South East to Serowe. We will have lunch and relax around the swimming pool before we go on a sunset game drive to see if we can spot some white and Black Rhino. (Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner)

As the sun shows his head, we have breakfast. Then we continue to Martins Drift where we enter back into South Africa. We stop en-route for lunch ( own expenses). After the border, we continue to our lodge where we go on our last game drive and enjoy our last dinner together. (Breakfast, Dinner)

We leaving after breakfast and make our way to Johannesburg where we drop of your lodge/hotel that you have booked and say our good-bays. (Breakfast)