Botswana Mobile Camping and Glamping in Hwange
Overview
Celebrating a 30th anniversary, this safari is composed of two couples that have traveled together for years. One of the couples was inspired to explore more of Southern Africa after enjoying an overland safari adventure in Namibia last year.
For a good portion of their trip they are on one of our favorite safaris – a Botswana Mobile Camping Safari, which visits 4 different areas spanning the Okavango Delta, Moremi and Khwai areas, Savuti Channel and Chobe National Park. The group has one transit night in Victoria Falls with a quick tour of the Falls before moving on to Hwange National Park for 4 nights. Here, they experience excellent game viewing as well as a chance to visit community and conservation projects.
We know this trip is filled with adventures with 8 nights camping, incredible views like the Falls and unforgettable wildlife viewing at Hwange; this safari is a great way for everlasting friendships to grow.
Itinerary in Brief
29 August: Regional flight to Maun (quoted separately). Begin Botswana Mobile Camping Safari with a light aircraft flight into the Moremi Game Reserve of the Okavango Delta, game drive transfer to your first camp at Xakanaxa (2 nights)
30 August: Game drives and boating exploration of the Okavango River and the floodplains of Xakanaxa
31-1 August/September: Game drive to the next camp and discover the Khwai River/North Gate region in Moremi Game Reserve (2 nights)
2-3 September: Game drive north through the Mababe Depression to camp for game viewing in the Savuti region in Chobe National Park (2 nights)
4-5 September: Game drive to camp and explore the Serondella region in Chobe National Park (2 nights)
6 September: Drive out of Chobe to the Kazangula border, transfer to lodge for 1 night on a bed & breakfast basis with a guided tour of the Falls
7 September: Transfer to Vic Falls Airport for a light aircraft transfer to the Linkwasha Concession in Hwange National Park, transfer to camp for 4 nights on a fully inclusive basis
8-10 September: Three full days for wildlife viewing via game drives and walking safaris as well as visits to the local school and anti-poaching camp
11 September: Transfer to the airstrip for a light aircraft transfer back to Vic Falls Airport to connect with your onward arrangements (quoted separately)
