Embark on an unforgettable 5-day adventure through three of Botswana’s most iconic wildlife regions — Chobe National Park, Savuti and Moremi Game Reserve. Experience the thrill of authentic mobile camping, where the sounds of the African night surround you and every day brings new discoveries. Experience an authentic mobile safari blending adventure, comfort and close-up wildlife encounters perfect for those seeking the real essence of Botswana.
Safari Highlights
- Cruise along the Chobe River, home to vast herds of elephants and hippos.
- Explore the legendary Savuti Marsh, famous for its lions and dramatic predator action.
- Immerse yourself in the wetlands and floodplains of Moremi Game Reserve, teeming with birdlife and elusive leopards.
- Enjoy game drives, sunset views, and nights around the campfire under a blanket of stars.
Included/Excluded
- All game drives in a custom 4x4 safari vehicle
- Professional safari guide & camp crew
- All park entry and camping fees
- Tented accommodation
- Meals as indicated
- Drinking water, tea & coffee
- Camping equipment & bush shower/toilet setup
- Travel insurance
- Flights & transfers not specified
- Beverages other than water, tea & coffee
- Optional tips & personal expenses
Tour Plan
Your day begins with a pickup from your hotel in Kasane around 0830hrs. We can also arrange pickups from hotel or lodges in Victoria Falls and Livingstone. You will begin with a 3 hour game drive in the Chobe National Park, famous for its large elephant herds and vibrant river ecosystem.
Enjoy a game drive along the Chobe River, spotting elephants, buffalo, hippos, crocodiles and many antelope species.
Afternoon:
Set up camp inside Chobe National Park. After lunch, enjoy a sunset boat cruise on the Chobe River — a highlight of the day with close views of wildlife coming to drink.
Evening:
Return to your camp for dinner under the stars and a campfire briefing on the journey ahead.
After an early breakfast, break camp and drive south through the dense teak forests toward Savuti — one of Botswana’s most dramatic wildlife areas. The drive takes about 4–5 hours, with picnic lunch en route.
Afternoon Safari
Arrive at Savuti Marsh, known for its predators e.g lion, leopard, hyena and cheetah as well as massive elephant bulls.
Afternoon game drive exploring the Savuti Channel and marsh area, famous for lion-buffalo battles.
Evening:
Return to camp as the sun sets. Enjoy dinner around the campfire as the sounds of nocturnal wildlife fill the air.
🦓 Overnight: Mobile camping
🍽️ Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Early morning game drive across Savuti Marsh as this is prime predator territory, lions, hyenas, wild dogs and sometimes leopards are spotted hunting at dawn.
Afternoon:
After brunch and some rest at camp, enjoy an afternoon game drive to explore new areas or visit the Gubatsa Hills, where you can see ancient San rock paintings and panoramic views over the plains.
Evening:
Dinner and overnight at your campsite, with storytelling by the fire.
🦁 Overnight: Mobile Camp
🍽️ Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Depart early and travel southwest toward Moremi Game Reserve, located on the edge of the Okavango Delta. The journey (approx. 5–6 hours) passes through changing habitats, from dry mopane woodland to wetlands.
Afternoon:
Arrive in the Khwai area, known for its rich concentration of wildlife and mix of floodplains, rivers and woodlands.
You will have an afternoon game drive along the Khwai River, with opportunities to see elephants crossing the water, hippos, leopards and wild dogs.
Evening:
Set up camp near the Khwai Community Area and enjoy your final night in the wilderness.
🐘 Overnight: Moremi / Khwai Campsite
🍽️ Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Early morning game drive in Moremi, exploring the lagoons and floodplains for a last glimpse of Botswana’s incredible wildlife.
Return to camp for brunch, then pack up and begin the drive to Maun, arriving in the afternoon. Drop-off at your hotel or Maun Airport.
🐆 Meals: Breakfast, Lunch
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