Three of Africa's greatest names, woven into one unforgettable journey. You start in the watery wilds of the Okavango, move to the elephant-lined Chobe River, and finish at the thundering Victoria Falls. Ten days gives you time to settle into each, by light aircraft between them, with water and land safaris all the way.
Arrive into Maun and fly by light aircraft into a camp deep in the Okavango Delta, easing in with an afternoon activity.
A day on the water, by mokoro and by boat, among hippo, elephant and the birdlife that fills the Delta.
Out by vehicle and on foot, in search of lion, leopard and the Delta's famous wild dogs.
Fly to a second camp in a different part of the Delta, for a fresh landscape and a new cast of wildlife.
More time to explore at your own pace, from dawn drives to lazy afternoons by the water.
Fly north to the Chobe River. An afternoon cruise brings you among the great elephant herds as the sun goes down.
Explore Chobe by land and water, with game drives along the floodplains and another golden-hour cruise.
More river and bush, with time to simply soak up one of Africa's great wildlife spectacles.
Cross to Victoria Falls and a guided walk along the rim, with the spray rising high above the gorge.
A final morning at the Falls before your onward flight.
Your route: Maun (fly in) → Okavango Delta, 5 nights → Chobe, 3 nights → Victoria Falls, 1 night
These are the styles of camp this trip is built around. We pick the exact ones together, based on what you want and when you travel.
A relaxed lodge in Victoria Falls town, your bed-and-breakfast base for the Falls.
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An eco-lodge on the banks of the Chobe for the river-safari days.
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A classic riverfront tented camp for the Khwai and Moremi legs.
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Our most indulgent journey, ending at the Falls.
Water, wildlife and the salt pans in one trip.
A real adventure for the young and the young at heart.
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