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Your tailor-made holiday will be as unique as you are. These itineraries are just a starting point, a bit of inspiration to show what’s possible. Your own trip all starts with a conversation with our Botswana experts, who’ll take the time to understand what matters most to you and design the perfect Botswana holiday to match.
By traversing the vast landscapes of Botswana by light aircraft, distances are shortened and a variety of habitats can be explored in relatively short trips. So it is with this itinerary, which takes in the watery havens of Victoria Falls and the Okavango Delta, before finishing with the endless, arid horizons of the Kalahari. Such diversity means that this trip guarantees unforgettable scenery, abundant wildlife and an unbeatable opportunity to feel connected to the Botswana wilderness.
Here's a summary of what you might get up to day-to-day on this Botswana holiday. As always, this is just an idea. Every single day of your trip will be tailored to suit you.
Your Botswana adventure begins with an overnight flight from London to Johannesburg.
Board a connecting flight to Livingstone, taking roughly two hours. Here you will be greeted and transferred to your accommodation on the banks of the Zambezi for a two-night stay.
A guided tour of the Victoria Falls and a sunset Zambezi cruise are among the activities included in your stay. There are various other activities that can be booked in advance, such as white water rafting and microlight flights.
After breakfast you'll be transferred by road to Kazangula for a ferry crossing into Botswana. After clearing customs it's on to the airport for a light aircraft transfer to the Okavango Delta, and three nights in one of the private concessions.
Staying on a reserve with mixed dry and wet habitats means there is outstanding wildlife and a diverse range of game viewing activities. Game drives are recommended if you are keen to see as much wildlife as possible during your visit.
Other activities can vary depending on the time of the year and water levels within the reserve, but walking safaris, river cruises, mokoro excursions and fishing are all included if conditions are favourable.
The morning activity ends back at the airstrip, where you will fly south to the Central Kalahari Game Reserve for a three night stay in an exclusive camp within the park.
If you are visiting during the green season, Central Kalahari game viewing will be outstanding, with huge herds of zebras and antelope, plus black maned Kalahari lions and rare brown hyenas to search out.
The Kalahari is the land of the San-Bushman people. A Bushman guide at camp will introduce you to the customs and history of this timeless culture.
After a leisurely breakfast it's a transfer to the airstrip for a light aircraft flight to Maun. On arrival in Johannesburg, there is just one more overnight flight to take you home.
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