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Explore the spectacular Okavango Delta – the largest inland delta in the world – on this wonderful 7-day/6-night safari in Botswana. Enjoy exceptional accommodation at Sandibe Safari Lodge, Savute Safari Lodge and Nxabega Okavango Safari Camp and experience a host of exhilarating activities, including day and night game drives in open 4×4 safari vehicles, interpretive walks, powerboat and mokoro (canoe) excursions, picnics, birdwatching and fishing.
- Magnificent Okavango Delta
- Exceptional accommodation
- Game-drives and birdwatching
- Powerboat and mokoro (canoe) excursions
Day 01 & 02: Okavango Delta
Upon your arrival at Maun Airport, you will be met by a Safari ASAP representative and assisted onto your light aircraft transfer to Nxabega Okavango Safari Camp.
Spend two nights at Nxabega Okavango Safari Campin a twin bedded East African style safari tent pitched on an elevated platform. Accommodation is on a full board basis including park fees and scheduled activities.
Guests have a choice of daily activities including meandering along the floodplains of the Delta by mokoro, exploring the deeper channels by motor boat, nature walks accompanied by an unarmed professional guide, or tracking game by open 4×4-safari vehicle in the Mopane Forests and open grasslands. The added highlight of an evening game drive by spotlight assures you of the most complete lodge experience in Botswana.

Day 03 & 04: Okavango Delta
Transfer by light aircraft to Sandibe Safari Lodge.
Spend two nights at Sandibe Safari Lodgein a twin bedded African inspired cottage. Accommodation is on a full board basis including park fees and scheduled activities.
Activities include daily game drives, bush walks, river cruises, mokoro excursions, bird watching, and stargazing. For relaxation there is a hammock, which sways in the trees outside the main living area, and a shaded plunge pool.

Day 05 & 06: Chobe National Park
Transfer by light aircraft to Savute Safari Lodge.
Spend two nights at Savute Safari Lodge in a twin bedded thatched safari suites crafted from timber and glass. Accommodation is on a full board basis including park fees and scheduled activities.
Game drives, conducted by a professional guide in an open vehicle, provide the chance of seeing the numerous wildlife species that the area is justly famous for. Thousands of zebra visit Savute en route to the new grasses at Mababe in the south, and return around February on their way home to Linyanti. They share the marsh with tsessebe, wildebeest, giraffe and cheetah. The rains also welcome thousands of migrant birds that swell Savute’s existing 300 species.

Day 07: Departure
Transfer by light aircraft to Maun Airport where our services end.
Includes
- Park entrance fees
- Transport in 4x4WD Vehicle
- Accommodation
- The services of our Tour Guide/Driver
- Pick-up and transfers
- Mineral water during your trip
Excludes
- Extras at the accommodation, i.e. drinks, telephone, laundry, etc.
- International or local flight
- Visa fees
- Tips to waiters, porters and drivers
- Travel Insurance cover can be arranged on Request
Frequently Asked Questions
What makes Botswana a beautiful safari destination?
Botswana is often described as one of Africa’s most beautiful safari destinations because of its vast wilderness and untouched landscapes. The country is known for its peaceful environment, where wildlife thrives in protected national parks and reserves. One of its greatest natural wonders is the Okavango Delta, a unique inland delta filled with waterways, islands, and abundant wildlife. Botswana also focuses on low, impact tourism, meaning fewer crowds and a more personal safari experience. For travelers looking for authentic nature and breathtaking scenery, a Botswana safari offers something truly special.
What wildlife can you see on a Botswana safari?
Botswana is famous for its incredible wildlife and is one of the best places in Africa to see animals in the wild. Visitors often spot elephants, lions, leopards, buffalo, and many species of antelope during their safari drives. Chobe National Park is especially well known for having one of the largest elephant populations in Africa. The waterways of the Okavango Delta are home to hippos, crocodiles, and a wide variety of birds. Because of the country’s strong conservation efforts, wildlife sightings in Botswana are often exciting and memorable.
What safari activities are popular in Botswana?
Botswana offers several unique safari activities that allow visitors to explore the wilderness in different ways. Traditional game drives in open safari vehicles are the most common way to see wildlife across the plains. In the Okavango Delta, travelers can enjoy a mokoro ride, which is a traditional canoe that glides quietly through the water channels. Walking safaris with experienced guides are also popular and give visitors a closer look at nature. Boat safaris and sunset cruises are another relaxing way to watch wildlife along the rivers and wetlands.
When is the best time to visit Botswana for a safari?
The best time to visit Botswana for a safari is usually during the dry season, which runs from May to October. During this time, animals gather around water sources, making them easier to spot. The weather is also cooler and more comfortable for game drives and outdoor activities. The green season from November to April brings lush landscapes and many newborn animals. While there may be occasional rain, this period is also excellent for birdwatching and photography.
Which places are best to visit on a Botswana safari?
Botswana has several incredible safari destinations that offer different experiences. The Okavango Delta is one of the most famous, known for its waterways and rich wildlife. Chobe National Park is another highlight, especially for travelers who want to see large herds of elephants along the Chobe River. Moremi Game Reserve offers excellent wildlife viewing and beautiful landscapes. The Makgadikgadi Pans provide a completely different scenery with vast salt flats and unique desert wildlife. Together, these destinations make Botswana a truly unforgettable safari destination.
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