Into Africa!

On arrival at Maun airport, gateway to the Okavango Delta and Central Kalahari Game Reserve, you will be met and transferred to your accommodation at Jumpstreet Chalets or a similar establishment.

Jumpstreet Chalets offer comfortable accommodation in rustic brick and thatch chalets, with swimming pool and breakfast facilities. Dinner in town with your host.

Morning

After a hearty breakfast, departure by 4x4 vehicle for the Central Kalahari Game Reserve.

Picnic lunch en route to your mobile camp and wildlife viewing.

Arrive at camp in the late afternoon, relax or enjoy an optional sunset safari.

Set off on safari with your guide to track desert wildlife such as gemsbok, springbok and the legendary Kalahari black lion, an iconic symbol of the desert.

The Kalahari Game Reserve is one of Africa's largest protected areas, renowned for its magnificent scenery and diversity of wildlife. Despite its arid environment, the Kalahari is home to some amazing wildlife, including black-maned lions, leopards, cheetahs, elephants, giraffes, wildebeests, springboks and over 200 species of birds.

Evenings in the Kalahari

Gather around the fire under a starry sky, listen to the calls of the wild animals and enjoy stargazing. The clear, unpolluted skies of the Kalahari offer incredible views of the constellations and the Milky Way.

After an early morning game drive, transfer to Maun by vehicle.

Dinner in town with your host

Early breakfast before setting off for Moremi Game Reserve. On the way, wildlife viewing before arriving at camp in the evening.

Evening: Relax with an open-air shower and enjoy your first meal around the campfire prepared by your chef.

Your experienced local guide will take you on morning and evening game drives to explore Moremi's diverse wildlife and ecosystems, spotting elephants, wild dogs, lions and birds.

Excursion by Mokoro (traditional dugout canoe) on the Khwai River with local polers, followed by a walk through Khwai village to discover a different culture.

Evenings: Relax around the fire, take part in cultural presentations or stargaze.

Early breakfast before setting off for Moremi Game Reserve. On the way, wildlife viewing before arriving at camp in the evening.

Evening: Relax with an open-air shower and enjoy your first meal around the campfire prepared by your chef.

Your experienced local guide will take you on morning and evening game drives to explore Moremi's diverse wildlife and ecosystems, spotting elephants, wild dogs, lions and birds.

Excursion by Mokoro (traditional dugout canoe) on the Khwai River with local polers, followed by a walk through the village of Khwai to discover a different culture.

Evenings: Relax around the fire, take part in cultural presentations or stargaze.

Early breakfast before setting off for Moremi Game Reserve. On the way, wildlife viewing before arriving at camp in the evening.

Evening: Relax with an open-air shower and enjoy your first meal around the campfire prepared by your chef.

Your experienced local guide will take you on morning and evening game drives to explore Moremi's diverse wildlife and ecosystems, spotting elephants, wild dogs, lions and birds.

Excursion by Mokoro (traditional dugout canoe) on the Khwai River with local polers, followed by a walk through Khwai village to discover a different culture.

Evenings: Relax around the fire, take part in cultural presentations or stargaze.

After breakfast, departure for Savuti.

Savuti, located in the Chobe National Park, is renowned for its magnificent scenery and spectacular wildlife. The area is characterized by savannahs, grasslands and the famous elephant trees, with the Savuti River fluctuating according to water supply.

Savuti is a must for elephant, lion and predator viewing, with many opportunities to see predator-prey interactions.

Morning and evening safaris offer breathtaking views, especially at sunset.

After breakfast, departure for Savuti.

Savuti, located in the Chobe National Park, is renowned for its magnificent scenery and spectacular wildlife. The area is characterized by savannahs, grasslands and the famous elephant trees, with the Savuti River fluctuating according to water supply.

Savuti is a must for elephant, lion and predator viewing, with many opportunities to see predator-prey interactions.

Morning and evening safaris offer breathtaking views, especially at sunset.

Today marks the end of your adventure, but not before a visit to Kasane, a border town located on the banks of the Chobe and Zambezi Rivers, on the border of Namibia, Zimbabwe and Zambia. You'll take a sunset cruise on the Chobe River, where you can watch elephants crossing the river, prolific wildlife and a magnificent sunset.

Alternatively, you can cross to the famous Victoria Falls, a breathtaking spectacle of nature.

Today marks the end of your adventure, but not before a visit to Kasane, a border town situated on the banks of the Chobe and Zambezi Rivers, on the border of Namibia, Zimbabwe and Zambia. You'll take a sunset cruise on the Chobe River, where you can watch elephants crossing the river, prolific wildlife and a magnificent sunset.

Alternatively, you can cross to the famous Victoria Falls, a breathtaking spectacle of nature.