Botswana Beginnings

Chobe National Park and Moremi Game Reserve in Botswana are top spots for wildlife and birding. Chobe is famous for its large elephant herds and diverse wildlife, including lions and leopards, with bird species like the African fish eagle. Moremi, in the Okavango Delta, offers lush wetlands and savanna, home to predators such as lions and cheetahs, and birds like the Pel’s fishing owl. Both areas are crucial for conservation and provide excellent opportunities for observing a wide range of wildlife and birds.

All campsites are unfenced allowing for true wildlife encounters where you connect with nature rather than just being a spectator of it.

Get a front-row seat and brace yourself for the ultimate wildlife show as we take a Chobe River Sunset Cruise. Look forward to close encounters with pods of hippos, crocodiles lurking on the riverbanks and herds of elephants and buffalo migrating towards the river and making their way onto the islands to graze on the sweet grass.

Feel the mist on your face as you stand in awe of one of the Seven Natural Wonders of the World. We embark on a day trip to Victoria Falls, marveling at the majestic scenes from the Zimbabwean vantage point.

On our journey we visit three distinct  territories: Chobe National Park, celebrated for its vast elephant population; Moremi Game Reserve, nestled within the Okavango Delta’s beauty; and the mesmerizing Sua Pan, among the largest salt flat on our planet.