Your safari begins with your arrival at Maun Airport, where you’ll take a shared charter flight to Savute in Chobe National Park. Spend three nights at Ghoha Hills Savuti Lodge, a luxury camp perched on a hill with panoramic views of the surrounding bush. From the lodge, you can spot elephants and antelope below, but the real excitement lies in the morning and afternoon game drives. Savute is known for intense predator action, especially lions, spotted hyenas, leopards, and cheetahs. If you travel during summer, you’ll witness the famous zebra migration crossing the savannas.Accommodation: Ghoha Hills Savuti Lodge

Today, fly by shared charter to the northern Okavango Delta and transfer to Setari Camp, located on a private island surrounded by year-round water. This is a true water camp where you’ll explore the Delta by mokoro (traditional canoe), motorboat, and on foot. Guided walks and island-hopping adventures let you experience the Delta up close, and your expert guides will help you spot rare birds, frogs, and other wildlife. Evenings are relaxed, with fireside dinners and starlit skies.

Accommodation: Setari Camp

After breakfast, you’ll take a short flight to Maun, followed by a helicopter transfer into a remote part of the Okavango Delta to Amber River Camp. This intimate camp is known for top-tier game viewing. Expect to see large herds of elephants, buffalo, giraffes, zebras, and many predators, including lions and leopards. Activities include game drives, mokoro excursions, and walking safaris, all guided by experts. The camp’s secluded riverside setting and luxurious tents offer a peaceful retreat in the wild.

Accommodation: Amber River Camp

On your final day, you’ll board a helicopter flight back to Maun Airport for your outbound journey. If you have time and interest, we highly recommend adding a post-safari extension to Victoria Falls or Cape Town—both easy to connect and offer the perfect end to your African adventure.