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Botswana Kalahari & Delta Safari;
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Botswana Kalahari & Delta SafariSAFARI HIGHLIGHTS:An authentic camping exploration of Botswana in which we explore the Central Kalahari, Okavango Delta, Nxai Pan, Makgadikgadi Pans as well as the Chobe National Park. We finish off a true African adventure by visiting Victoria Falls, one of the true natural wonders of the world.
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Local Payment; US$ 300.00 per person sharingSafari rates are in EURO's *Rates may vary according to season CONTACT US FOR A FREE QUOTATION Flights (return); UK - BOTS; from £ 740 USA - BOTS; from $ 1547 EUR - BOTS; from € 908 Subject to availability & T&C's Currency Converter Departure: Scheduled or on request. Duration: 15 Days / 14 Nights. Accommodation: 14 nights camping. Group Size: Minimum 4, Maximum 12 Note: Travel insurance is compulsory for all safaris. Day 1: Johannesburg - Khama Rhino Sanctuary » An early start as we depart Johannesburg at 06:30am and head north across the border into Botswana at Martins Drift. » The Khama Rhino Sanctuary is a 4300 hectare community based wildlife reserve and is an integral part of the conservation and re-introduction of the white rhino to Botswana. » We arrive in the late afternoon, set up camp and enjoy a game drive in search of rhino, zebra and wildebeest. » Our evening is enjoyed around a campfire and we fall asleep to the sounds of the African wilderness. » camping Days 2-4: Central Kalahari Game Reserve » The Central Kalahari Game Reserve (CKGR) is one of the largest game reserves in the world (52,800 square kilometres). » Made famous by Mark and Delia Owen in the book Cry of the Kalahari, its remoteness, unforgiving climate and harsh terrain have kept it pristine and untamed. » This reserve is characterised by vast open plains, saltpans and ancient riverbeds. » During the summer months, when the rains fall, the Kalahari grasslands turn green and lush and the good grazing attracts large herds of zebra, wildebeest, springbok and gemsbok (oryx). » Following the herds we hope to find the Kalahari lions. » We use 4WD vehicles to visit the northern portion of the reserve and camp wild for 3 nights. » camping Day 5: Maun » Our next stop is Maun the gateway to the Okavango Delta. » Here we restock on provisions and enjoy a swim in the pool, a cool drink in the bar and a restaurant meal (own expense). » Opportunity to take a light aircraft flight over the Okavango in the late afternoon (own expense). » camping Days 6-7: Okavango Delta » We venture by 4WD into the vast wilderness of the Okavango Delta where we meet our local community guides. » Relax as your poler expertly guides your mokoro (dugout) through the winding channels of the delta. » Camp is set up on the islands under a towering canopy of trees. » We set out on foot for morning and evening game walks with local guides. » During the heat of the day, time is spent relaxing in camp or swimming in the clear delta waters. » Birdlife in the Okavango during the summer months is spectacular with all of the summer migrants returning to this water wonderland. » camping Days 8-9: Nxai Pan national park » We return to the "poling station" and continue with our 4WD to the vast fossil lake beds which form the unique and beautiful Nxai Pan national park. » These pans surrounded by baobab and umbrella thorn trees are covered with short nutritious grass that attracts the wildlife. » One of a few parks that is best in rainy season, we spend the next two days on game drives hoping to spot large herds of springbok, gemsbok and zebra. » The seven giant trees that form the famous Baines Baobabs are a highlight of the visit. » camping Day 10: Makgadikgadi pans » Camping wild on the flat Makgadikgadi pans is an experience you'll never forget. » After watching the sunset over the pans, the evening is spent enjoying wide open spaces and the canopy of stars. » camping Days 11-12: Chobe National Park » Chobe National Park is famous for large herds of elephants. » We set up camp in Chobe and enjoy afternoon and morning game drives. » camping Days 13-14: Victoria Falls » Mid morning we embark on a cruise on the Chobe River; a brilliant wildlife experience where we get close to hippopotamus, crocodiles and elephants. » Keep an eye out for the endemic Chobe puku. » We then cross the border into Zambia at the Kazangula Ferry. » Our afternoon is spent exploring the Mosi au Tunya NP and enjoying the views as the mighty Zambezi plunges 100m over the Victoria Falls. » The following day is free to enjoy the range of adventure activities including river rafting, bungee jumping and the Flight of Angels over the falls (own expense). » We sample the local cuisine at a variety of restaurants in the evening (own expense). » camping Day 15: Botswana Kalahari & Delta Safari Ends » Tour ends at 08:00 after breakfast. Transfers to local airports available. Included in the Botswana Kalahari & Delta Safari; - 14 nights camping - Entrance fees - Use of camping equipment (except sleeping bags) - Transport in minibus / safari truck & 4WD - Meals as per itinerary - Professional guide - Okavango Delta excursion - Kalahari, Nxai Pan & Chobe excursion Excluded from this safari; - Flights, airport taxes, visa costs, drinks. when in livingstone / victoria falls - excursions and entrances, gratuities and personal expenses, airport transfers in livingstone - Booking Conditions |
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