Private luxury mobile camp safari in Botswana, Moremi, Okavango and Chobe

Le luxe, c’est d’être seul face à l’immensité. On vous offre ici l’essence du Botswana dans une expérience exclusive et inoubliable au cœur des plus belles réserves du Botswana.
Sous tente spacieuse et élégante, profitez d’un confort raffiné en pleine brousse.
Expérience intime, immersion totale, safaris privés : ici, la nature règne.
Cuisine savoureuse, service attentif, feux de camp sous les étoiles, guide expert… Chaque détail est pensé pour une aventure unique.

The Okavango, the river that never reaches the sea. A delta that gradually vanishes into the Kalahari Desert, in Botswana.
Picture an ever-shifting maze: only the most experienced guides can find their way through it.

The Okavango Delta is without doubt one of the most majestic landscapes in southern Africa, and safaris here are legendary.

Although the delta is permanent, water levels vary throughout the year. As a result, exploring this vast mosaic of river channels, lagoons, islands and floodplains is done by mokoro, motorboat, on foot or by 4x4.

Wildlife of a diversity rarely matched elsewhere reigns supreme here. The delta is home to one of the largest elephant populations in Africa, along with all the major predators.
In the dry season, it is common to see hundreds of elephants in a single day. Lions and leopards are often part of the scene, and it is not unusual to come across African wild dogs in certain parts of Moremi, Chief Island or Linyanti.

As with a masterwork, it is from a distance or from above that one truly grasps its beauty, among winding lagoons.

But come closer, quietly, without a sound…
You will discover the details that make up the richness of this work. Here, African life pulses at the water's edge.

Historically, the Savute Channel is something of an enigma, flowing erratically; it began flowing again in 2009, for the first time in 30 years, having previously flowed between 1950 and 1981.

The Savute region offers desert-like landscapes during the dry season. At this time, animals concentrate along the Channel. The contrast is striking with the rainy season, when the basins fill with water and the marshes are covered in lush vegetation that draws zebras and wildebeest each year during their migration. A great many bird species are also found in the region.

Unlike most of the country, Savute is not entirely flat: wide volcanic outcrops rise from the Kalahari sand, overlooking the savannah. These rocky outcrops provide shelter for species quite different from those found elsewhere in the country: small mammals, birds and plants. Ghoha Hills and the dead trees of Savuti Marsh offer unparalleled photographic opportunities. Many wildlife documentaries on Africa have in fact been filmed in the Savuti Marsh.

The savannah landscape, offering wide visibility, the large population of ungulates, the particularly fierce lion prides and the numerous hyena clans allow you to observe the often dramatic interactions between these species. With its wide open plains stretching to the horizon, Savuti Marsh is also a favoured habitat for cheetahs. It is not unusual to see African wild dogs hunting here during the rainy season.