Duration : 7 days / 6 Nights Start Destination : Maun,Botswana (Maun Airport) End Destination : Kasane, Botswana (Kasane Airport) Countries Covered : Botswana & Zimbabwe Group Size : 16 Travelers Accommodation : Self catering Apartments, Cottages & Guest house Meal Plan : Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner
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Embark on a soul-stirring journey across Botswana’s most iconic landscapes. From the watery Okavango Delta and the predator-rich plains of Moremi to the elephant-choked banks of the Chobe River, this safari ends with the majestic thunder of Victoria Falls. We combine the precision of professional guiding with the warmth of local hospitality, ensuring you don’t just see Africa, you feel it. Track the Big Five in open-air vehicles, and glide through lily-covered lagoons in a traditional mokoro.

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Itineraries

Day 1

Arrival

Your African expedition begins at Maun International Airport (MUB), the vibrant gateway to the Okavango Delta. As you step off the plane, you will be met by a friendly Bavarian Safari representative holding a personalized welcome sign. After assistance with your luggage, we will whisk you away in a comfortable, air-conditioned vehicle for a short transfer to your boutique accommodation.

Day 2

Moremi Game Reserve

Our journey focuses on the Moremi Game Reserve — widely considered the most beautiful reserve in Africa — where the desert meets the Delta. Here, you will track leopards, lions, and the rare African wild dog. As we move north to Chobe National Park, you’ll witness the world’s largest concentration of African elephants. The contrast between the lush, quiet waterways of the Delta and the raw, powerful wildlife density of Chobe offers a complete safari perspective found nowhere else on earth.

Day 3

Okavango Delta

The Okavango Delta is not just a destination; it is a miracle of nature. Known as the "river that never finds the sea", this vast inland delta fans out across the Kalahari Desert, creating a lush labyrinth of crystal-clear channels, hidden lagoons, and palm-fringed islands. As a UNESCO World Heritage Site, it remains one of the world's most pristine wilderness areas, where the heartbeat of Africa is felt in the rhythmic splash of a mokoro pole and the distant roar of a lion.

Day 4

Kasane

Where the Rivers Meet and Giants Gather

After your journey from the Delta, you arrive in Kasane — the gateway to the world-renowned Chobe National Park. This vibrant corner of Botswana is where four countries meet and where the landscape transforms into a theater of massive riverfronts and ancient teak forests. After a warm welcome and a chance to settle into your boutique accommodation, the afternoon is dedicated to the highlight of any Botswana expedition: the Chobe River boat cruise.

Day 5

Chobe National Park

Chobe National Park is a place of grand scale and raw beauty. Famous for hosting the highest concentration of African elephants on the planet, it is a landscape where the ancient Chobe River carves a life-giving path through dry teak forests and sprawling floodplains. This is one of Africa’s most diverse ecosystems, offering a dramatic contrast to the watery labyrinth of the Okavango Delta. Here, the wild is untamed, and every turn of the trail reveals a new encounter with nature’s heavyweights.

While the massive herds of elephants — numbering in the tens of thousands — are the stars of the show, Chobe is also a premier destination for big cat enthusiasts. The "Chobe lions" are legendary for their size and prowess, and the riverfront is a prime hunting ground for leopards and the rare African wild dog. Buffalo herds, hundreds-strong, often block the roads, while the river itself is teeming with hippos and some of the largest Nile crocodiles in southern Africa.

Day 6

Victoria Falls

Your safari reaches its breathtaking zenith as you cross the border into Zimbabwe to witness one of the Seven Natural Wonders of the World: Victoria Falls. Known locally as Mosi-oa-Tunya (the Smoke That Thunders), this is the world's largest curtain of falling water. The experience is a sensory explosion — the roar of the Zambezi River plunging into the gorge, the cool mist against your skin, and the permanent rainbows that dance in the spray.

Day 7

Departure

Your journey through Botswana’s most iconic wilderness areas concludes today. After a final gourmet breakfast at your boutique accommodation, you can spend your last morning at leisure. Enjoy a final coffee while looking out over the Chobe landscape or share stories with your guides and fellow travelers as you prepare for your journey home.

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