This 16-night camping and lodge safari moves through Botswana's main wildlife areas, beginning with time spent in San Bushmen communities where you'll learn about traditional tracking methods and survival techniques still practiced in the Kalahari. From there, the route heads into the Okavango Delta, where seasonal flooding creates a network of channels and islands that attract wildlife concentrations. You'll spend several nights exploring Moremi Game Reserve, known for its predator density and year-round water sources.
The journey continues to Chobe National Park along the northeastern border, where large elephant herds gather along the riverfront during dry months. Throughout the trip, you're staying in mobile camps that shift locations, keeping accommodations basic but functional. Game drives happen morning and late afternoon when animals are most active. The safari concludes at Victoria Falls on the Zambezi River, giving you a few days to recover after more than two weeks in remote areas.
