Jackalberry Tour

The real draw here is the wildlife, particularly the predators. This area has the third-highest density of leopards recorded anywhere in Africa, plus lions, wild dogs, cheetahs, and spotted hyenas. Game drives morning and evening give you plenty of chances to explore the diverse ecosystem, and when water levels allow, mokoro trips add another dimension to the experience. It's deliberately low-key and unpretentious, perfect for serious safari enthusiasts who care more about the animals than the amenities.

Mokolwane

From $720

Okavango Delta

The Khwai Private Reserve's diverse landscape encompasses mopane woodlands, riverine forests, meandering waterways, and seasonal floodplains that support an exceptional concentration of wildlife. This varied terrain attracts large elephant herds, healthy populations of buffalo, lions, leopards, spotted hyenas, and impressively large packs of wild dogs that have made the area famous among safari enthusiasts. The reserve's position means it benefits from wildlife movement between the two major protected areas it borders, creating consistently excellent game viewing year-round. Birdlife is equally spectacular, with hundreds of species including egrets, cranes, vultures, and various eagles.

Little Sable

From $720

Okavango Delta

Mbamba Camp occupies a stunning location on one of the Okavango Delta's permanent waterways, offering guests a genuine wilderness experience in a beautifully intimate setting. This small camp sits beneath tall riverine trees on a private island, surrounded by crystal-clear channels and papyrus-fringed lagoons that exemplify the delta's unique ecosystem. The camp's remote position means you're truly immersed in nature, with wildlife moving freely through the area and the sounds of the African night providing a constant soundtrack to your stay.

Mbamba

From $1,055

Okavango Delta

Today your safari ends and you exit by light aircraft to Maun in time for your international departures or onwards travel.