11 Days Kasane To Maun Great North Road Safari
Chobe National Park
Chobe National Park is one of Africa’s finest game sanctuaries. Situated in the far north of Botswana, Chobe encompasses a wide variety of habitats that are home to a breath-taking variety of animals and birds.
Chobe National Park Riverfront
The lush Chobe River Front is renowned for its abundance of elephant – almost certainly the highest of these magnificent creatures to be found anywhere in the world. Chobe is also noted for its huge herds of buffalo, its rich birdlife and exquisite sunsets reflected in the ripples of the river. It all adds up to an unmissable wildlife experience.
Savute Chobe National Park
The Savute is noted for the shifting shapes and transience of its most important landmarks: the Savute Marsh and the Savute Channel which supplies it. The Marsh itself is one of the most exciting wildlife destinations in Africa – anything can, and often does, happen there. Rising above the otherwise level landscape of Savute are the Ghoha and Gubatsa Hills which hide perfectly preserved San Bushmen paintings. The Savute hills have a very healthy population of leopard and the best time to see them is either at first or last light as they leave their stony refuges to hunt in the surrounding bush.
The Savute Channel is known as the ‘stolen river’ and its recent history includes several episodes where it has dried up for several years, only to flow again – seemingly at random, but in fact due to tectonic movements. This means that you could encounter either a river, or a ribbon of dry savannah grassland. The skeletons of numerous dead trees stand as mute witnesses to the erratic ebb and flow of this most unpredictable of rivers. Beyond the channel, this area consists of large open game-filled plains and is home to a variety of dry-land animals, including zebra, wildebeest, kudu, giraffe, wild dog, cheetah and lion.
Okavango Delta & Moremi Game Reserve
The Okavango is a unique ecosystem, a river delta located in the middle of the world’s largest stretch of continuous sand – the Kalahari basin. An oasis in an otherwise arid and inhospitable landscape, the Okavango Delta supports an incredible diversity of animal and birdlife. Where land and water meet, a mosaic of pans, grasslands, forests and lagoons provides an extremely varied range of habitats which is home to one of Africa’s greatest concentrations of wildlife. The Okavango is one of the natural wonders of the world, a still-pristine yet fragile ecosystem that richly rewards exploration.
The Moremi Game Reserve lies in the eastern corner of the Okavango Delta. One of the most beautiful and diverse of all the great game reserves of Africa, it protects both huge concentrations of wildlife and incredible scenery. The reserve consists of both seasonally-inundated areas such as Xakanaxa, and drier areas such as Khwai. On this safari, we will set out to reveal some of the secrets of this dynamic ecosystem.
Itinerary overview
- 2 Nights camping in Chobe, Chobe National Park
- 2 nights camping in Savute, Chobe National Park
- 2 Nights camping in the Khwai Area of Moremi Game Reserve
- 2 Nights camping in the Xakanaxa / 3rd bridge area of Moremi Game Reserve
Tour Prices
Low season (April-June /November 2026) is 4418usd
High season (July to October 2026) is 5641usd
Important Notes
- Minimum age: 12 yrs | Group size: Minimum 2 pax – Maximum 12 pax
- No single supplement | Maximum 3 single tents
- 15% discount for children aged 12–17 yrs when travelling with parents
- Private vehicle & guide – rates on request
- Flights are seat rates with a 20kg soft bag luggage limit (incl. hand/camera gear)
- Passengers >110kg or with excess luggage may need an additional seat
- Mokoro trips may be replaced with a powerboat depending on local conditions
- Rates subject to National Park fee increases by the Botswana Government
- Final itinerary subject to campsite availability
