On the eastern fringe of the Delta lies the Moremi Game Reserve, famous for its intensity of wildlife, including herds of elephant, buffalo, giraffe and antelope. Another most unusual area is the Linyanti Region, to the north east, where in the dry season you can see hundreds of buffalo with a pride of lion in pursuit.

This is one of the world’s last true unspoilt wilderness areas. A vast country with huge populations of game, it’s a prime safari destination. Botswana is home to the mysterious Okavango Delta, the shimmering white salt pans at the Makgadikgadi Pans, and one of the largest elephant pop-ulations at Chobe.

Perhaps its biggest draw card is the wetland sanctuary of the Okavango Delta. The largest inland delta in the world, you’re assured of excellent game viewing all year round. The camps here are small and intimate, offering good, wholesome food and very comfortable accommodation. The Moremi Wildlife Reserve on the eastern fringe of the Delta is a patch of heaven, lily-covered wetlands, grass plains and lush forests, where an impressive variety of animals and birds make their home. This reserve is so vast that it’s not uncommon to spend an entire day on safari without encountering another game viewing vehicle!

The Savute area covers almost 5 000 square kilometres in the south west of the Chobe National Park and is heralded as one of the best wildlife viewing areas in Africa, with particular reference to its fantastic predator populations. Animals are present during all seasons and at certain times of the year, their numbers can be staggering!

Another noted area in the far southern corner of the Chobe National Park, is the Linyanti ‘paradise’. Covering an area of almost 900 square km, with a short strip of swampy river frontage, the area is reminiscent of the Delta’s waterways. Wildlife is plentiful, especially in the dry winter months when great concentrations of elephant, buffalo and zebra congregate along the river. If you’re fascinated by elephant, you’ll find the majestic beasts in huge numbers in the Chobe National Park. Take a sunset cruise and marvel at them congregated at the water’s edge. From here you can easily spend the day exploring nearby Victoria Falls.

In stark contrast to the lush waterways of the Delta is the Makgadikgadi Pans, with mile after mile of shimmering white salt pans, Stone Age ruins, stretches of savannah and pre-historic beaches. Visitors are blown away by the desolation and the sense of utter freedom it invokes.

Across in Botswana’s eastern corner lies the Tuli enclave, a diverse wilderness of savannah, riverine forests, marshland, open plains and sandstone outcrops. Within this area you are able to experience game on foot, horseback or on a cycling tour.

We recommend that you spend at least 4 nights on safari in this beautiful country, and we have packaged up combinations that visit the 3 main safari areas - Okavango Delta, Moremi Game Reserve and the Linyanti region - with add-on’s to Chobe or a relaxing houseboat experience.

For the best game viewing experience, it is recommended that visitors spend some time at a ‘water’ camp and some time at a ‘land’ camp. The focus at the water camps is on traditional mokoro canoe safaris, whilst at the land camps the majority of activities are conducted in open safari vehicles.

Our packages feature a total of 4 nights on safari with 2 nights spent at your choice of camp in the Okavango Delta, Moremi Reserve or Linyanti region. Each of these areas is unique so why not extend your stay. We also offer combination camps where land and water based activities are available should you be short of time!