Sample tailor-made journey, fully customisable
Zimbabwe Botswana
12 days / 10 nights
May to October
VICTORIA FALLS
Discover the famous Victoria Falls, authentic and majestic, during your day at the falls. During your stay, you can take a helicopter flight over the falls, or watch the sunset on a Zambezi river cruise (optional activities).
One night at a charming lodge.
Ilala Lodge Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe
MOBILE CAMP
Your immersion in the bush begins.
You will spend 10 nights under canvas, at private sites as close to nature as possible, for a unique experience. Departure is guaranteed from 2 people, with a maximum of 7 people per group (children under 12 are not accepted).
The mobile camps are set up by the logistics team (with private shower facilities at the back of the tent). Meals are prepared by the chef and their assistant.
All you have to do is enjoy your journey!
Campement itinérant, Botswana © Tous droits réservés
MOBILE CAMP: CHOBE RIVER
The adventure begins in Chobe National Park, with the full camp logistics team: cook, camp manager and guide.
Renowned for its abundance of elephants and its riverside experiences, Chobe will captivate you with the beauty of its landscapes, its often large concentrations of wildlife – elephants in particular – and its boat safaris. A near-mythical site in Botswana.
Chobe Game Lodge, Botswana © Desert & Delta
MOBILE CAMP: SAVUTE
Discover Savute in all its splendour: its marsh and famous channel, known as the “stolen river” because it dried up for several years before flowing again, following an earthquake that caused a slight shift in the land.
Depending on the season, this fertile, green plain is home to large numbers of antelope and hundreds of zebras. Drawn by all this prey, the usual predators will also be present!
Chobe Elephant Camp, Botswana
MOBILE CAMP: KHWAI PRIVATE CONCESSION
The logistics team takes down your camp during your last morning safari in Savute, to set it up again in the Khwai region, just northeast of the Moremi Reserve.
Beyond its remarkable landscapes, the Khwai region is especially notable for its many elephants, lions and African wild dogs.
Water levels permitting, you can take a mokoro ride – a traditional African canoe carved from a tree trunk – to observe wildlife along the water.
Tubu Tree, Botswana © Wilderness Safaris
MOBILE CAMP: MOREMI RESERVE – XAKANAXA
Located in the easternmost part of the Okavango Delta, the Moremi Reserve is home to substantial wildlife: lechwe (antelope adapted to wetlands) and wary buffalo scatter across the floodplains behind mopane and acacia woodlands sheltering leopards, lions and other predators. Dead trees cast their silhouettes over savannahs teeming with elephants, a stone’s throw from papyrus-choked channels that extend beyond the Okavango Delta.
At the end of this safari, you will take a light aircraft to Maun for one last look at these remarkable landscapes. You can also extend your stay with a few additional nights at a comfortable lodge in the Delta, or visit another region such as the Makgadikgadi Pans or the Central Kalahari.
Sanctuary Chiefs Camp, Botswana