The Okavango Delta offers a very different water based safari experience. The Okavango River empties into the sands of the Kalahari desert, creating a body of water that rises and falls between the season from 9 000 to 16 000 square Km. These lakes and lagoons attract high concentration of diverse wildlife species that produce an unforgettable safari adventure. Explore the network of waterways with experienced guides in canoes and motor boats. Nature walks on various islands, will allow you to observe some of the bigger animals in this African oasis. The viewing of birdlife is immense and the chance to fish for Tiger Fish is offered. 

Your plane is scheduled to land in Maun, Botswana. A representative from your camp will escort you to a light aircraft for your air transfer to Oddballs Enclave. 

Accommodation: Oddballs Enclave; Meals: Full Board 

Oddballs' Enclave is situated on the edge of Chief's Island, deep in the heart of the Okavango Delta. The camp is accessible by light aircraft only. On arrival you will be met at the airstrip and welcomed to the island. Accommodation is in meru style tents with en-suite facilities and set on elevated wooden decks shaded by reed shelters.

The activities at Oddballs’ Enclave usually start by mokoro, after which you will walk on some of the larger islands in the area. Walking is an integral and significant part of the experience at any time of year. The extent of the walks will depend on your tastes.

Guests usually go out in the early morning, having a late breakfast on their return, and again in the afternoon after the midday heat has dissipated, but some elect to go out for the whole day with a packed picnic lunch. It is often said that the very best way to experience the wonders of the African bush is on foot and Oddballs’ Enclave certainly lives up to that claim.

Accommodation: Oddballs Enclave; Meals: Full Board 

After your morning game activity, your pilot will fly you in a light aircraft to KasaneAirport. A representative from ElephantValley lodge will transfer you to their lodge.

The Chobe region is home to the largest population of wild elephant in the world. This is estimated to be approximately 120,000 individuals. Their sometimes daily passage takes them from Zimbabwe through the Chobe and on into Namibia before returning. ElephantValley Lodge lies along one of these routes and is situated in the KasaneForest, which is adjacent to the ChobeNational Park. At 15h30 you will depart on your first game drive in the Chobe. 

Accommodation: ElephantValley Lodge; Meals: All meals

At ElephantValley, they have found that a morning cruise along the ChobeRiver provides a couple of distinct advantages, which include the following; During the morning the river is distinctly less busy with fewer boats. This also permits a longer experience, assuming that sightings kept us busy, and we do not have to cut the trip short to get back before sunset. It does also permit a greater length of the river to be explored.

In the afternoons the ChobeNational Park is conversely less busy and we are able to enjoy a sundowner along the river to capture the sunset on camera. It is also during the late afternoon that game becomes most active.

Accommodation: Elephant Valley Lodge; Meals: All meals

After a morning game activity and breakfast, a transfer will collect you and take you over the border to Ilala Lodge at Victoria Falls on the Zimbabwean side.

Llala Lodge offers accommodation in warm elegant surroundings. The decor evokes an era of early adventure and the quest for discovery in Africa. The Hotel is ideally situated being the closest to the mighty Victoria Falls as well as the town centre. The National Park borders the front of the property and wild animals often graze on the hotel lawns, with the spray of the falls in the background. 

Accommodation: Ilala Lodge (Twin Room); Meals: Breakfast

During your stay, take a guided tour to the famous Victoria Falls. These falls form a huge curtain of water over 100 meters high, which cascades 550 million gallons of water every minute. This natural phenomenon, discovered by Dr. David Livingstone, gives rise to many local legends and stories. One can partake of the many activities on offer at Victoria Falls, such as: white water rafting, kayaking, a Zambezi River cruise, fishing, walking with lions and rhinoceros, bungee jumping, abseiling, gorge swinging, helicopter trips, horse riding, a tour of the Mukuni village, game drives, elephant back ride, and many others.

Accommodation: Ilala Lodge (Twin room); Meals: Breakfast