INCLUSIONS
Guests are provided with:
- A 3m X 3m dome tent on a sharing basis (i.e. 2 persons per tent) Note: A single person per tent on request attracts an additional cost.
- A camp bed, mattress and bedding per guest.
- An ensuite restroom area per tent which includes a bucket shower and bush toilet.
MEALS & DRINKS
Meals include breakfast, lunch & dinner every day during the safari.·
Drinks include bottled water, soft drinks, tea and coffee every day during the safari.
VEHICLES
- Transfers between camps and game drives are done in open–sided 4 X 4 safari vehicles.
- There is a charging system in each safari vehicle to enable guests to easily recharge camera batteries and phones during the safari.
CHOOSE FROM OUR FULLY SERVICED ITINERARIES
3-DAY OKAVANGO DELTA ADVENTURE
This safari pits you against the mighty Okavango Delta where, isolated and in a mokoro…
5-DAY OKAVANGO DELTA & MOREMI ADVENTURE
This safari takes you to Moremi Game Reserve, a wilderness destination comprising of…
7-DAY MOREMI & CHOBE ADVENTURE
On this safari you will explore the wilderness destinations of the Okavango Delta…
MOBILE CAMPING/TENTED SAFARI
What is a Mobile Camping Safari?
This is a tented camping safari whereby guests are transferred in four wheel drive vehicles from camp to camp. In case of Botswana, these safaris offer affordable African vacations and take guests to some of the best wilderness areas the country has to offer. They are privately guided and therefore usually consist of guests travelling in a small group with a professional guide and a staff complement made up of the safari chef and one or two camp assistants.
These safaris give some of the best safari experiences as they provide access to some of the prime wildlife areas and make use of the private, unfenced, natural campsites to be found within Botswana’s famous game reserves and national Parks.
MOBILE CAMPING SAFARIS
“It’s all about going back to the basics, back to the way safaris used to be―camping under canvas in the African wilderness, eating under the stars, moving from camp to camp and leaving nothing behind, apart from our footprints.”
