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We truly appreciate you consider travelling with us, on unforgettable adventures across Southern Africa. From the vibrant city of Cape Town, the wildlife wonders of Addo and Kruger National Parks, the breathtaking Panorama Route, and Limpopo’s cultural treasures, to the majestic Okavango Delta in Botswana, the awe-inspiring Victoria Falls, and the wild beauty of Etosha National Park — it will be an honour to be part of your journey.
We hope the stunning landscapes, unique wildlife, rich heritage, and warm hospitality have left you with memories that will last a lifetime.
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Botswana at a Glance – Geography
Botswana’s landscape is a mix of flat savannah, dry desert, and lush wetlands. The Kalahari Desert spans much of the central and southwest, while the Okavango Delta in the northwest brings life to one of the world’s largest inland water systems. To the north, the vast Makgadikgadi Salt Pans shimmer where a prehistoric lake once stood.The country is divided into four major drainage basins, but most rivers are seasonal and dry up outside the rainy season.About 27% of Botswana is covered in forest, mainly on private land, with key areas protected to support biodiversity and conservation.

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5‑DAY OKAVANGO SWAMPS, MOREMI, SAVUTE & LINYANTI SAFARI
(Price from U$D250 - U$D375 per person per day.
Min 4 max 6 persons. Price on request for 2 persons)

DAY 1 – MAUN TO MOKORO & WALKING TRAILS | OKAVANGO SWAMPS
This is the moment when Africa will renew your soul and awaken your spirit. Feel the magic that unfolds before your eyes each minute and each day. Let go of the fears that haunt the modern world, and let the wild bring you peace and a new sense of being.On the eastern edge of the Okavango Delta lies the renowned Moremi Game Reserve. Here, we enter a private 118,220 ha concession where we meet the Bayei people, known as the “Swamps Bushmen,” who have lived along the Chobe and Linyanti rivers since the 1750s. Alongside them, the Hambukushu and Banoka tribes—descendants of the Lozi from Zambia—also call these swamps home.After enjoying our packed lunch amidst the vastness of Moremi, we set up our mobile camp. In the afternoon, we explore the tranquil channels of the Okavango by mokoro (traditional dugout canoe). At select points, our qualified Botswana mokoro guide leads us on walking trails to experience wildlife from a new perspective.By around 18:00, we return to camp for a delightful dinner beside the campfire, under a blanket of African stars. Later, retire to your comfortable safari tent, serenaded by the nocturnal sounds of the bush.DAY 2 – SAVUTE & LINYANTI | CHOBE NATIONAL PARK
Botswana has been named by over 3,100 international safari experts as Africa’s top wildlife destination, with the Okavango Swamps, Moremi Game Reserve, and Chobe National Park ranking among Africa’s ten best safari locations for four consecutive years.Today, we journey to the legendary Savute and Linyanti regions of Chobe National Park. The Savute is especially famous for its powerful lion pride, which has perfected the rare skill of hunting young elephants—a unique and dramatic wildlife spectacle.We stop for lunch in a secluded spot, shaded by ancient trees along the waterways. In the late afternoon, we return to camp for a refreshing shower and a relaxing drink by the fire. After a delicious dinner, retire to your comfortable safari tent, falling asleep to Africa’s wild night sounds.DAY 3 – SAVUTE & LINYANTI | CHOBE
Today, we continue exploring the Savute Marsh and Mababe Depression, areas rich in wildlife and striking landscapes. Each day in Africa brings unexpected sightings and new stories to tell.We return to our tented camp in the late afternoon. After a welcome shower and a drink around the boma fire, we share the day’s sightings before dinner as the sun sets. Then, settle into your safari tent for a peaceful night, ready for another exciting day tomorrow.DAY 4 – SECOND BRIDGE / THIRD BRIDGE | MOREMI GAME RESERVE
After an early breakfast and breaking camp, we head deeper into the Moremi Game Reserve. We set up camp near the iconic wooden bridges built from local materials—areas renowned for their high concentration of big cats.We spend the day exploring the reserve’s waterways, waterholes, and dryland areas. At times, we cross deep-water causeways, expertly navigated by your experienced Botswana nature guide who knows this land as well as the lines on his palm.Lunch is enjoyed beneath the shade of sausage and leadwood trees. Later, we return to camp for a much-needed shower and a drink by the campfire. We share stories of the day before dinner and retreat to our tents for a restful night under the African sky.DAY 5 – MOREMI TO MAUN
On our final day, we explore more of the Moremi Game Reserve, soaking in its natural beauty and wildlife one last time. Lunch is enjoyed near a waterhole or shaded by a grand tree.In the afternoon, we make our way back to Maun, arriving at our camp around 16:00.Further arrangements can be made with Golden Lion Adventures for overnight accommodation or transfers to your next destination.This concludes an unforgettable journey through some of Africa’s richest wilderness.“Once you drink from the rivers of Africa, you will always return.”WE UNDERSTAND MOBILE SAFARIS IN AFRICA
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BOT #2/07 DAYS
7‑DAY MATSWERE OKAVANGO SWAMPS, MOREMI, SAVUTE & LINYANTI SAFARI
(Price from U$D250 - U$D375 per person per day.
Min 4 max 6 persons. Price on request for 2 persons)

DAY 1 – MAUN TO MOKORO & WALKING TRAILS
This is the moment when Africa will awaken and revitalise your soul. Absorb the magic that unfolds before your eyes every minute and every day. Let go of the fears brought by conflicts across the world and become renewed by the rhythm of the wilderness.We travel to the eastern reaches of the Okavango, home to the celebrated Moremi Game Reserve. Here, in a 118,220 ha private concession, we meet members of the Bayei tribe—known as the "Swamps Bushmen"—who have lived in the Okavango and along the Chobe and Linyanti Rivers since the 1750s. Alongside them are the Hambukushu and Banoka tribes, who trace their roots to the Lozi people of Zambia.After enjoying our packed lunch amidst the vastness of Moremi, we set up our mobile camp. In the afternoon, we glide silently along the channels of the Okavango Swamps in traditional mokoros. At select points, our qualified Botswana mokoro guide leads us on walking trails, offering an intimate perspective on the wildlife.By around 18:00, we return to camp for a delicious dinner under a blanket of stars. Later, you can retire to your comfortable safari tent, drifting off to the sounds of Africa’s nocturnal life.DAY 2 – MOKORO & WALKING TRAILS
After an early wake-up call with coffee and rusks, and breakfast, we set out for another magical day. We explore more channels of the Okavango by mokoro and enjoy guided walking trails, discovering wildlife from new angles.Around midday, we pause under the shade of a matswere tree for a packed lunch and a short siesta. In the afternoon, we embark on another mokoro journey and walk through pristine wilderness areas, guided by our experienced local guide.Back at camp, a refreshing shower and a drink by the campfire await. We share the day’s sightings and stories before enjoying dinner under the southern night sky. The stars appear so close, it feels as though you could touch them.DAY 3 – SECOND BRIDGE / THIRD BRIDGE, MOREMI
After breakfast and breaking camp, we travel deeper into Moremi Game Reserve. We set up camp near the iconic wooden bridges—famous areas known for an abundance of big cats.We explore waterholes, drylands, and deep-water causeways, guided safely by your experienced Botswana nature guide. Lunch is enjoyed in the shade of sausage and leadwood trees, and by late afternoon, we return to camp.After a hot shower and a drink by the fire, we share the day’s adventures before dinner and a restful night in your safari tent.DAY 4 – MOREMI GAME RESERVE
Today, after breakfast or with a packed breakfast, we explore new areas of Moremi. The landscape here is a mosaic of waterways, lagoons, and waterholes teeming with life.At scenic spots shaded by magnificent trees, we pause for our packed breakfast and lunch. Each moment offers the chance to encounter Africa’s diverse fauna and flora.DAY 5 – XAKANAKA & HIPPO POOLS, MOREMI
After coffee and rusks at dawn, we set off towards Xakanaka and the Hippo Pools area, carrying our packed lunch. Depending on water levels, some tracks may be flooded, adding to the sense of adventure.We lunch under the shelter of grand leadwood trees—perfect for a midday siesta—and return to camp for a hot shower before dinner. The evening can be spent at the boma fire, listening to Africa’s nocturnal sounds and learning about the constellations from your guide.DAY 6 – SAVUTE & LINYANTI, CHOBE NATIONAL PARK
Botswana has earned its reputation as one of Africa’s finest safari destinations. In June 2025, over 3,100 nature experts again ranked the Okavango and Moremi among the continent’s top five safari locations.Today we journey north to the legendary Savute and Linyanti areas of Chobe National Park. Savute is renowned for its unique lion prides known to hunt young elephants—a rare and dramatic sight.We enjoy lunch in a secluded spot shaded by ancient trees, then return to camp for a drink, shower, and dinner, reflecting on the wonders of the day.DAY 7 – SAVUTE, LINYANTI TO MAUN
On our final day, we spend the morning exploring the wilderness of Savute and Linyanti. At midday, we stop for a packed lunch near a waterhole or beneath the shade of a tree.In the afternoon, we begin our return journey, arriving back at our camp in Maun between 16:00 and 18:00. Further arrangements can be made with Okavango Swamps Adventures or Golden Lion Adventures for overnight accommodation or transfers to your next destination.This concludes an unforgettable journey through some of Africa’s richest wilderness.“Once you drink from the rivers of Africa, you will always return.”WE UNDERSTAND MOBILE SAFARIS IN AFRICA
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BOT #1/8 DAYS GUIDED SELF DRIVE
4X4 SELF‑DRIVE SAFARI BOTSWANA
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DAY 1 – ARRIVAL IN MAUN | ISLAND SAFARI LODGE**
We meet today at Island Safari Lodge by 12:00. After a warm welcome and introduction, we’ll head out together to stock up on all grocery needs and fresh meat at local retailers like Spar or Choppies (we recommend Spar).For your convenience, we’ll also liaise with private butcheries to prepare quality meat parcels at preferential prices, based on lists provided ahead of time.Later, we return to Island Safari Lodge to relax and overnight.Optional: Sunset boat cruises are available this afternoon on the Thamelekane or Boro rivers — a perfect way to start your adventure.DAY 2 – OKAVANGO SWAMPS | MOKORO & WALKING TRAILS
After breakfast, we drive to our next destination: the legendary Okavango Swamps.Here, in a private 118,200 ha concession, we meet the Bayei people — known as the “Swamp Bushmen” — who have lived in these wetlands since the 1750s. Alongside them, the Hambukushu and Banoka tribes, who trace their roots back to Zambia’s Lozi tribe, also call this region home.We explore the pristine wilderness by mokoro (traditional dugout canoe) and on foot, guided by experienced local mokoro guides.Lunch is enjoyed in the vastness of Moremi, surrounded by the tranquil beauty of the delta.DAY 3 – OKAVANGO SWAMPS | MOKORO & WALKING TRAILS
Wake up early to coffee and rusks, followed by breakfast before another day in the Okavango’s watery maze.This remarkable ecosystem is home to over 122 mammal species, 71 fish species, more than 450 bird species, 64 reptile species, and around 1,300 flowering plants. We glide silently through channels, encountering hippos, elephants, lechwe, blue wildebeest, zebra and more.Lunch is enjoyed under the shade of a matswere tree — a perfect spot for a midday rest.In the afternoon, we follow another mokoro route and walking trail, gaining an intimate perspective of the wildlife and landscape.Back at camp, unwind with a refreshing shower and a welcome drink around the campfire. Share sightings and stories of the day before enjoying dinner under the vast African sky. Afterwards, you may retire or linger by the fire, gazing at stars that seem close enough to touch.DAY 4 – XAKANAKA & HIPPO POOLS
After breakfast, we set off for Xakanaka and the Hippo Pools area in Moremi, carrying our packed lunches. Depending on seasonal water levels, some tracks may be flooded, adding an adventurous twist to the day.Lunch is enjoyed under towering leadwood trees — a perfect siesta spot in the bush.We return to camp for a hot shower and a delicious dinner. The evening can be spent around the boma fire, listening to the night sounds of Africa. Your guide can also help identify southern hemisphere constellations, clearly visible thanks to the absence of artificial light.Enjoy a restful night surrounded by wilderness.DAY 5 – SAVUTE & LINYANTI
Botswana is consistently celebrated as one of Africa’s finest safari destinations. In June 2025, over 3,100 international nature experts again ranked the Okavango Swamps and Moremi Game Reserve among Africa’s most diverse and remarkable safari areas.Today, we drive north into the famous Savute and Linyanti regions. Savute is renowned for its powerful lion prides that have developed unique techniques to hunt young elephants — a rare and dramatic sight.We pause for lunch at a quiet, shaded spot near the waterways.Later, return to camp for a shower and a welcome drink before dinner. Retire for the night, surrounded by the sounds of the wild.DAY 6 – SAVUTE MARSH & MABABE DEPRESSION
Today, we explore the expansive Savute Marsh and Mababe Depression. This drier landscape attracts large herds of plains game, offering excellent wildlife viewing and photography opportunities.We overnight at our campsite in the Savute area, enjoying the bush atmosphere and a well-earned rest.DAY 7 – SECOND & THIRD BRIDGE | MOREMI
After breakfast, we travel back south to the Moremi Game Reserve, setting up camp near the iconic Second and Third Bridges. These areas are famous for frequent big cat sightings — lions are often seen crossing the waterways by the rustic wooden bridges.The landscape here combines wetlands, drylands, and waterholes, providing diverse habitats to explore.DAY 8 – RETURN TO MAUN
On our final morning, we explore the area again, searching for the elusive big cats and perhaps the endangered African wild dogs.Afterwards, we drive back towards Maun, returning to Island Safari Lodge where our unforgettable safari comes to an end.We say goodbye to new friends, and you carry with you the promise to return to this special part of Africa.“Once you drink from the rivers of Africa, you will always return.”WE UNDERSTAND MOBILE & SELF‑DRIVE SAFARIS IN AFRICA
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BOT #2/8 DAYS GUIDED SELF DRIVE
4X4 SELF‑DRIVE SAFARI BOTSWANA
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DAY 1 – ARRIVAL IN MAUN | ISLAND SAFARI LODGE**
We meet today at Island Safari Lodge by 12:00. After a warm welcome and introduction, we’ll head out together to stock up on all grocery needs and fresh meat at local retailers like Spar or Choppies (we recommend Spar).For your convenience, we’ll also liaise with private butcheries to prepare quality meat parcels at preferential prices, based on lists provided ahead of time.Later, we return to Island Safari Lodge to relax and overnight.Optional: Sunset boat cruises are available this afternoon on the Thamelekane or Boro rivers — a perfect way to start your adventure.DAY 2 – OKAVANGO SWAMPS | MOKORO & WALKING TRAILS
After breakfast, we drive to our next destination: the legendary Okavango Swamps.Here, in a private 118,200 ha concession, we meet the Bayei people — known as the “Swamp Bushmen” — who have lived in these wetlands since the 1750s. Alongside them, the Hambukushu and Banoka tribes, who trace their roots back to Zambia’s Lozi tribe, also call this region home.We explore the pristine wilderness by mokoro (traditional dugout canoe) and on foot, guided by experienced local mokoro guides.Lunch is enjoyed in the vastness of Moremi, surrounded by the tranquil beauty of the delta.DAY 3 – OKAVANGO SWAMPS | MOKORO & WALKING TRAILS
Wake up early to coffee and rusks, followed by breakfast before another day in the Okavango’s watery maze.This remarkable ecosystem is home to over 122 mammal species, 71 fish species, more than 450 bird species, 64 reptile species, and around 1,300 flowering plants. We glide silently through channels, encountering hippos, elephants, lechwe, blue wildebeest, zebra and more.Lunch is enjoyed under the shade of a matswere tree — a perfect spot for a midday rest.In the afternoon, we follow another mokoro route and walking trail, gaining an intimate perspective of the wildlife and landscape.Back at camp, unwind with a refreshing shower and a welcome drink around the campfire. Share sightings and stories of the day before enjoying dinner under the vast African sky. Afterwards, you may retire or linger by the fire, gazing at stars that seem close enough to touch.DAY 4 – XAKANAKA & HIPPO POOLS
After breakfast, we set off for Xakanaka and the Hippo Pools area in Moremi, carrying our packed lunches. Depending on seasonal water levels, some tracks may be flooded, adding an adventurous twist to the day.Lunch is enjoyed under towering leadwood trees — a perfect siesta spot in the bush.We return to camp for a hot shower and a delicious dinner. The evening can be spent around the boma fire, listening to the night sounds of Africa. Your guide can also help identify southern hemisphere constellations, clearly visible thanks to the absence of artificial light.Enjoy a restful night surrounded by wilderness.DAY 5 – SAVUTE & LINYANTI
Botswana is consistently celebrated as one of Africa’s finest safari destinations. In June 2025, over 3,100 international nature experts again ranked the Okavango Swamps and Moremi Game Reserve among Africa’s most diverse and remarkable safari areas.Today, we drive north into the famous Savute and Linyanti regions. Savute is renowned for its powerful lion prides that have developed unique techniques to hunt young elephants — a rare and dramatic sight.We pause for lunch at a quiet, shaded spot near the waterways.Later, return to camp for a shower and a welcome drink before dinner. Retire for the night, surrounded by the sounds of the wild.DAY 6 – SAVUTE MARSH & MABABE DEPRESSION
Today, we explore the expansive Savute Marsh and Mababe Depression. This drier landscape attracts large herds of plains game, offering excellent wildlife viewing and photography opportunities.We overnight at our campsite in the Savute area, enjoying the bush atmosphere and a well-earned rest.DAY 7 – SECOND & THIRD BRIDGE | MOREMI
After breakfast, we travel back south to the Moremi Game Reserve, setting up camp near the iconic Second and Third Bridges. These areas are famous for frequent big cat sightings — lions are often seen crossing the waterways by the rustic wooden bridges.The landscape here combines wetlands, drylands, and waterholes, providing diverse habitats to explore.DAY 8 – RETURN TO MAUN
On our final morning, we explore the area again, searching for the elusive big cats and perhaps the endangered African wild dogs.Afterwards, we drive back towards Maun, returning to Island Safari Lodge where our unforgettable safari comes to an end.We say goodbye to new friends, and you carry with you the promise to return to this special part of Africa.“Once you drink from the rivers of Africa, you will always return.”WE UNDERSTAND MOBILE & SELF‑DRIVE SAFARIS IN AFRICA
DON’T DREAM IT – LIVE THE DREAM! DO IT!All our safaris include our Best Price Guarantee Policy.

BOT #2/16 DAYS GUIDED SELF DRIVE
4×4 GUIDED SELF‑DRIVE SAFARI | BOTSWANA
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DAY 1 – ARRIVAL IN MAUN | ISLAND SAFARI LODGE
We meet today at Island Safari Lodge by 12:00 for a warm welcome and briefing.After introductions, everyone sets out to stock up on groceries and fresh meat at local retailers like Spar or Choppies (we recommend Spar). Ahead of your arrival, we coordinate with trusted private butcheries to prepare high-quality meat parcels at preferential prices.We return to Island Safari Lodge for our first night together.Optional: Enjoy a sunset boat cruise on the Thamelekane or Boro Rivers — the perfect start to your adventure.DAY 2 – OKAVANGO SWAMPS | MOKORO & WALKING TRAILS
After breakfast, we head into the heart of the Okavango Swamps.Inside a private 118,200 ha concession, we meet the Bayei people — known as the Swamp Bushmen — who have lived here since the 1750s. Alongside them, the Hambukushu and Banoka tribes (descendants of Zambia’s Lozi) also call the Okavango home.We explore by mokoro (traditional dugout canoe) and on foot, guided by local experts. Lunch is enjoyed amidst the stunning wilderness of Moremi, before we set up camp.DAY 3 – OKAVANGO SWAMPS | MOKORO & WALKING TRAILS
Wake to coffee and rusks before breakfast, then embark on another unforgettable day in the Okavango.This rich ecosystem shelters over 122 mammal species, 71 fish species, 450+ bird species, 64 reptiles, and more than 1,300 flowering plants. We drift through channels, spotting hippos, elephants, lechwe, blue wildebeest, zebra, and other wildlife.Lunch is beneath the shade of a matswere tree, followed by a short siesta. In the afternoon, we continue on different trails, enjoying the bush from water and on foot.Return to camp for a shower and welcome drink around the campfire. After dinner, share stories under a sky so clear it feels like the stars are within reach.DAY 4 – SECOND & THIRD BRIDGE | MOREMI
Today we head into the iconic Second and Third Bridge areas of Moremi, renowned for big cats: lions, leopards, cheetahs, spotted hyenas, and endangered painted dogs.Sometimes, cats use the vehicle bridges to cross waterways — an unforgettable sight and a photographer’s dream. Remember: they have the right of way, and reversing to let them pass becomes part of the adventure.Enjoy the sunset back at camp, reflecting on an incredible day.DAY 5 – SECOND & THIRD BRIDGE | MOREMI
Another day to explore in depth. If we’re lucky, we may encounter a hunting lion pride or see vultures circling — a sure sign predators are nearby.We absorb the peace of the Moremi Game Reserve — once Chief Moremi’s hunting grounds and declared a protected area in 1963, allowing local tribes to remain.Gather around the evening campfire, grateful for this privilege.DAY 6 – XAKANAKA & HIPPO POOLS | MOREMI
Early departure to Xakanaka and Hippo Pools, taking packed lunches. Depending on water levels, some tracks may be flooded, adding to the adventure.Lunch under towering leadwoods offers shade and a perfect siesta spot.Return to camp for a hot shower before dinner. Spend the evening by the boma fire, listening to Africa’s night sounds and spotting constellations in the crystal-clear sky.DAY 7 – MAGOTHO KHWAI / SAVUTE | CHOBE NATIONAL PARK
Botswana is widely celebrated as Africa’s best safari destination. In June 2025, over 3,100 experts ranked the Okavango and Moremi among the continent’s top five safari locations.Today, we travel into Savute and Linyanti — famous for lion prides that hunt young elephants, a behavior unique to this region.Lunch is enjoyed under big shade trees near waterways before returning to camp for dinner and relaxation.DAY 8 – SAVUTE & LINYANTI
Explore the Savute Marsh and Mababe Depression — drier than Moremi but rich in plains game and unique landscapes.Camp overnight in the Savute area, surrounded by wildlife and open skies.DAY 9 – LINYANTI
We journey toward the Linyanti Floodplains, crossing rivers like the Savute River, which empties into the marsh. The broader Chobe–Linyanti system covers around 11,700 sq km.Tonight, we camp just outside Chobe National Park, beside the vast Linyanti Swamps.DAY 10 – LINYANTI FLOODPLAINS TO PARAKARUNGU
We follow the Linyanti Floodplains northeast toward Parakarungu.The Kwando River flows east from Angola, becomes the Linyanti River, then, after Lake Liambezi, becomes the Chobe River. During high Zambezi floods, water can backflow from the Zambezi into the Chobe, raising floodplain levels dramatically.Camp overnight near Parakarungu.DAY 11 – SERONDELLA | CHOBE NATIONAL PARK
Early departure east toward Kavimba, entering Chobe National Park’s western gate. We follow the Riverfront Road along the Chobe floodplains — known for high wildlife concentrations.Tonight, we camp at Serondella within Chobe, surrounded by river views and abundant game.DAY 12 – KASANE | CHOBE RIVERFRONT
Travel onward to Kasane, arriving early afternoon. Settle into our campsite beside the Chobe River, and relax by the water.Tomorrow, you may explore Chobe on your own self-drive game drive.DAY 13 – KASANE & CHOBE SUNSET CRUISE
Free morning to rest, shop for supplies in Kasane, or enjoy camp life.At 14:30, embark on a guided sunset cruise on the Chobe River — a highlight for photography and wildlife viewing. Return by around 19:00.DAY 14 – OLD HUNTERS ROAD / ELEPHANT SANDS
After breakfast, we drive south via the historic Old Hunters Road (subject to permit from DWNP).This trail once led hunters from South Africa past the Shashe River (now Francistown) to Pandamatenga and Victoria Falls, where they secured hunting permits from local chiefs. Historic figures like Courtney Selous passed this way, and it’s said thousands of tusks were traded monthly.Overnight near Nata in a private 16,000 ha game reserve — where elephants have the right of way!DAY 15 – MAKGADIKGADI PANS
Morning drive to the ancient salt pans of Makgadikgadi, once a vast inland lake covering 16,000 sq km.If time allows, we visit mystical Kubu Island — famous for its giant baobabs and spiritual history.Camp overnight at the reserve, reflecting on Africa’s ancient landscapes.DAY 16 – FAREWELL IN MAUN
After a relaxed breakfast, it’s time to say farewell. We started as strangers, but leave as friends, bonded by shared adventure and Africa’s magic.“Once you drink from the rivers of Africa, you will always return.”WE UNDERSTAND MOBILE & SELF‑DRIVE SAFARIS IN AFRICA
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We have more than 45 years Wildlife Tourism experience in Southern Africa. Johan is a Qualified Professional Specialist Nature Guide with a NQF 4 Qualification and a NQF6 Nature Guide Assessor Qualification for Nature Guides in South Africa since 2003.Johan Human has guided as a Specialist Nature Guide, mainly in National Parks, Game Reserves and GMA’s [Game Management Areas] in Kenya, Tanzania, Mozambique, Botswana, Zimbabwe, Zambia, Namibia and South Africa.Johan has more than 18,000 hrs trails guiding experience in the above-mentioned countries in Big 5 areas.Marlene, my wife is a qualified Frail Care Nurse, and very keen photographer and knows the wildlife tourism industry very well.We are dedicated Specialist Africa Safari Operators, for photographic and wildlife photographers, professionals, amateurs and wildlife enthusiasts alike, ensuring that clients get the best opportunity to photograph that one in a million photograph in special locations and destinations “Off The Beaten Track”All our safaris are considered among some of the best value for money safaris in all the countries and areas mentioned.We can conduct complete safaris of your choice or we can act as Specialist Guides for your safaris in any of the above mentioned countries.

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Historic Heart of Cape Town & Beyond
Discover the Western Cape's Natural and Cultural RichesNestled on the shores of Table Bay, the City Bowl is Cape Town’s oldest developed area, framed by the natural amphitheatre of Table Mountain, Signal Hill, and Devil’s Peak.This historic heart of the city is home to iconic landmarks such as the Company’s Garden, the Castle of Good Hope, and the Parliament Buildings — all bearing witness to South Africa’s layered past.On 6 April 1652, Jan van Riebeeck arrived on behalf of the Dutch East India Company (VOC) to establish a refreshment station for ships en route to East Africa, India, and the Far East. This marked the foundation of what would become Cape Town.Today, the City Bowl blends its colonial heritage with the energy of a modern city, offering a vibrant mix of architecture, cuisine, art galleries, museums, and a deep connection to the country’s complex history.Journey Along the Garden Route
Stretching from Mossel Bay to Storms River, the Garden Route is one of the most scenic drives in the world. With its lush forests, mountain passes, lakes, and pristine beaches, this route is perfect for travellers seeking natural beauty and soft adventure.Stop in charming towns like Knysna, Plettenberg Bay, and Wilderness, or visit Tsitsikamma National Park for coastal walks and suspension bridges that offer breathtaking ocean views.Whether you're hiking, whale-watching, or simply enjoying a coastal sunset, the Garden Route delivers unforgettable memories.Namaqualand is an arid region of Namibia and South Africa, extending along the west coast over 1,000 km and covering a total area of 440,000 km². It is divided by the lower course of the Orange River into two portions – Little Namaqualand to the south and Great Namaqualand to the north.Western Cape Flower Tours
Each spring (August to October), the Western Cape bursts into colour as the Cape Floral Kingdom reveals its spectacular bloom. From Namaqualand to Clanwilliam and beyond, millions of wildflowers carpet the landscape — a natural event unlike any other.
Our flower tours are guided by experienced locals who understand the delicate timing and best viewing spots for these short-lived wonders. Combined with visits to quaint towns and wine farms, it's a seasonal journey that captures the soul of the Cape.

KRUGER NATIONAL PARK

Explore the Iconic Kruger National Park South Africa’s Premier Safari Destination:-It is South Africa’s flagship wildlife sanctuary and one of the most renowned game reserves in the world.
Spanning 19,623 km² across the provinces of Limpopo and Mpumalanga
It stretches approximately 360 km from north to south aggregate of 65 km from east to west.It was first established in 1926 and is rich in history and biodiversity. Its origins date back to 1898, when parts of the area were first protected by the South African Republic. Today, Kruger forms part of the Kruger to Canyons biosphere.Why Visit Kruger?
The Big Five: Lion, Elephant, Buffalo, Leopard, and RhinocerosOver 140 mammal species, 500+ bird species, and countless reptiles and flora.Diverse landscapes: From dense bushveld to open savannahs and riverine forestsWorld-class camps and lodges with a rich heritage sites with the likes of Archaeological sites, San rock art, and historical landmarks.Plan your journey into the wild and experience the unmatched magic of Kruger — where untamed nature, awe-inspiring wildlife, and unforgettable moments await.

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