Victoria Falls: Chobe & Okavango Delta Camping Safari Tour

Highlights

• Feel the spray of Victoria Falls and see rainbows in the rainforest
• Spot elephants, lions, and more on game drives in Chobe National Park
• Cruise the Chobe River at sunset for up-close views of hippos and crocs
• Camp under the stars in the Okavango Delta and explore by mokoro
• Enjoy a cultural dinner with traditional food, drumming, and entertainment

Description

Day 1: Victoria Falls Begin your adventure with a guided tour of Victoria Falls. Walk through lush rainforest, experience the thunderous spray and rainbows of the falls, and see key viewpoints along the edge of this UNESCO World Heritage site — one of the Seven Natural Wonders of the World. In the afternoon, choose to add optional adventures like a helicopter flight over the falls, ziplining, or bungee jumping from the Victoria Falls Bridge. In the evening, enjoy a cultural dinner at Boma Restaurant with traditional food, drumming, and entertainment. Day 2: Chobe National Park Head about 100 km west to Botswana’s Chobe National Park, known for one of the largest elephant populations in Africa. Settle into your campsite at Kwalape Safari Lodge and embark on an afternoon game drive in open vehicles. Spot elephants, buffalo, giraffes, zebras, and various antelope. Day 3: Chobe Game Drive & Sunset Cruise Rise early for a morning game drive, the best time for spotting wildlife, especially big cats (lion, leopard, cheetah), African elephants, and other mammals waking up with the sunrise. After a full breakfast at camp, board a boat in the late afternoon to cruise along the Chobe River. Get up-close views of hippos, crocodiles, elephants drinking or crossing, and birdlife. Day 4: Elephant Sands Transfer to Elephant Sands, a bush lodge/campsite built around a natural waterhole. Watch as elephants and other animals walk right up to the lodge to drink. Enjoy breakfast and dinner at the campsite. Day 5: Journey to Okavango Delta Travel toward the Okavango Delta, a dramatic inland wetland system of rivers, lagoons, and islands. Stop for lunch at Planet Baobab, a popular safari stop with food and scenic views. Camp overnight at Audi Camp near the Okavango Delta. Days 6 & 7: Okavango Delta Safari Experience Explore the Okavango Delta’s unique landscape of waterways and islands by mokoro (traditional dug-out canoe), on guided bush walks, and by boat. Expect to see birdlife, hippos, elephants, giraffes, and many antelope species. Spend nights under the stars with meals, a guide, and camping equipment provided. Learn about local ecology, animal tracking, and traditional ways of life. Day 8: Last Okavango Activities & Departure Prep Take a morning game walk and mokoro return for a final opportunity to soak in Okavango wildlife and scenery. In the afternoon, return to the campsite to rest and prepare for departure. Day 9: End of Tour After breakfast, be driven to the departure airport for your onward flight.

Includes

All park fees for non-residents All camping accommodation (tents, guides, equipment) Professional driver/guide throughout All road transportation during the tour Meals as specified in the itinerary Round-trip airport transfer

Important Information

• This is a camping safari experience, expect to sleep in tents and dine under the stars. The tour involves guided activities, wildlife viewing, and cultural highlights. Travelers should be prepared for outdoor conditions and wildlife encounters.

Easy cancellation

Cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund