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TRIP ITINERARY Fully serviced mobile safari Botswana
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The Fully Serviced Safari is a non participation safari, where
the team will carry out all the necessary camp chores to keep the
safari running smoothly. The tents are large (3mx3m) canvas dome
tents with camp beds and bedding provided. Each tent has an ensuite
bush toilet and shower. The maximum number of guests per vehicle is
9 ensuring that everyone gets a window seat. All soft drinks,
mineral water and local alcohols are included. Departing Maun to
Kasane - this safari also operates in reverse Accommodation: Fully
serviced en-suite Tented Camping. Highlights:
2 nights Moremi / Khwai Mokoro excursion 2 nights Savuti in
Chobe National Park 2 nights on the Chobe River in Chobe National
Park River cruise on the Chobe River
Day 1: Arrive Maun, transfer on arrival to your Maun hotel for
overnight on bed and breakfast basis Days 2-3: Moremi / Khwai Your
guide will meet you at 07h30 at a pre-arranged meeting point in
Maun. From Maun you will drive through to Moremi / Khwai, one of
the best wilderness areas of Botswana which covers swamp and dry
areas. The next two days will be spent searching for the wide
variety of wildlife and birds that this area is renowned for, while
absorbing the sounds and beauty of this region. A mokoro excursion
will take you along a tributary of the Khwai River to view game
from another perspective and to experience this tranquil mode of
transport. Game drives in the early morning as the sun rises and in
the late afternoon as the sun sets will be the norm. Camping will
be in private designated campsites with ensuite bush ablutions on
every tent. (Day 1 - L,D & Day 2 - B,L,D) Maun – Moremi /
Khwai: 150km, 6h (including game drive) Mokoro excursion: 2,5 h
Moremi / Khwai – Savuti: 120km. 5-6h Moremi lies on the eastern
extremity of the Okavango Delta. Habitats here range from wide-open
floodplains, marshes, lagoons, papyrus fringed channels, vast
stands of Miscanthus and Phragmites, woodland and savannah. As a
result of the extremely variable habitat the diversity of both
wildlife and birdlife is excellent. The Khwai region boasts
excellent populations of both bull elephant as well as breeding
herds. Lion, leopard, serval and African wildcat are common
predators of the region with wild dog and cheetah being less
common. Buffalo use this area seasonally with large herds moving in
during the summer rains. The swampy areas in the west are home to
red lechwe. Other ungulates include tsesebe, blue wildebeest,
giraffe, kudu, sable antelope, roan antelope and impala
Days 4-5: Savuti/Zwezwe - Chobe National Park Chobe National
Park, with its diverse and striking landscapes, will be your next
destination. As you continue your search for wildlife, you will
traverse the drier region of Savuti where bull elephants dot the
plains. Savuti is very well known for its predators such as lion,
leopard, cheetah and even african wild dog. The Savuti Channel has
started flowing again after being dry for the last 30 years. The
arrival of water is changing the landscape as well as accommodating
different species which historically have not been able to survive
in the rather arid plaines of Savuti. This exciting event has
allowed large breeding herds of elephant as well as buffalo to
visit the area. Camping will be in private designated campsites
with ensuite bush ablutions on every tent. (B,L,D) Savuti - Chobe
River: 170km, 5h Undoubtedly it is the interaction between lion and
elephant that is the most interesting aspect of Savuti. The area is
inhabited by a huge pride of lions with numbers fluctuating from
20-30 members. These remarkable lions have learned over the years
how to hunt these massive pachyderms that are supposedly above
predation. Launching their attack under darkness and using their
numbers, they manage to kill adolescent and even young adult
elephant. The marsh is prime cheetah country and in the wet season
it is not unusual to have the wild dog hunting here in Central
Chobe.
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TRIP ITINERARY Fully serviced mobile safari Botswana
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Days 6-7: Chobe River - Chobe National Park You will then head
northwards to the Chobe River where your game drives will meander
along the banks of the river, followed by the call of the majestic
African Fish Eagle. The Chobe River Floodplain is an amazing game
viewing area where water attracts large herds of buffalo, elephant,
zebra and other herbivors. Due to the proliferation of prey,
predators are likely to be close at hand. Sun sets in this region
as always spectacular and allow amazing photographic opportunities.
Camping will be in private designated campsites with ensuite bush
ablutions on every tent. (B,L,D) Day 8: Kasane The safari
officially ends at 12h00 after a cruise on the Chobe River. This
experience allows you to get a closer look at the aquatic animals
and birds not easily approached on safari. Lunch will be available
at your own cost once back in Kasane. For guests going to Kasane
Airport or surrounding lodges, Livingstone or Victoria Falls your
transfer pick-up can be arranged from 12h15 from Kalahari Tours. If
you are staying in one of local Kasane’s lodges, your guide will be
able to drop you off. Bush Ways is happy to arrange any post-tour
accommodation, activities and transfers to Livingstone airport or
lodges, and Victoria Falls airport or lodges at an additional cost.
(B) Chobe Camp - Kasane: 30km, 1,5h Boat cruise – 2,5h
Costs From: £1,860 pp, excluding International flights from
London in low season, rising to £1,975 pp in high season.
This trip departs throughout the year, please contact us for
departure dates and availability. This trip can also be organised
on a tailor made / privately guided basis: contact us for
information. This trip can easily be extended: perhaps to include
the Victoria Falls, time on a houseboat, in Cape Town, or on the
beach in Mauritius or Mozambique. Contact us for tailor made
extension ideas
Includes: Camping equipment (spacious bow tents with camp bed
and full bedding with ensuite bush ablutions), all transfers and
activities as per the itinerary, all meals that are indicated (B –
breakfast, L –lunch, D – dinner), tea/coffees, soft drinks, local
alcohols, mineral water, services of a Professional Guide, Camp
Chef and an Assistant, all Botswana park fees for activities
included on itinerary and transport in specialised safari Vehicles
Excludes: Visas, airport transfers, tips, curios, optional
excursions (activities in Livingstone/Victoria Falls), Insurance to
cover for cancellation and curtailment, medical, baggage, emergency
evacuation, any increase in National Park fees.
GENERAL INFORMATION – PLEASE ENSURE YOU READ THE FOLLOWING
Passports: Please ensure these are valid for travel and that you
are in possession of valid visas (if required see below). You are
required to take out comprehensive travel insurance to safeguard
against cancellation and curtailment, medical expenses,
repatriation expenses, damage/theft/loss of personal baggage, money
and personal belongings.
Visas: Not required for South Africa, Namibia or Botswana for UK
or Irish nationals for stays of up to 90 days. An onward or return
ticket is required, as well as sufficient funds and documents
needed for further travel. Please note that visitors to South
Africa must have a MINIMUM of two blank/empty VISA pages in their
passport each time entry is sought. Visitors to South Africa with
foreign passports who do not comply with these requirements will
either be stopped from boarding their aircraft at their point of
departure or risk deportation on arrival in South Africa. British
nationals can obtain a visa on arrival in Zambia for USD50.
Health: The World Health Organisation (www.who.int/en/)
recommends that all travellers to Southern Africa are inoculated
against diphtheria, tetanus, measles, mumps, rubella and polio as
well as for Hepatitis B. . Inoculation against Hepatitus A and
Typhoid is also recommended for travel in South Africa and yellow
fever for Zambia. Depending on the area visited, anti-malarial
drugs may also be recommended. All travellers should seek advice
from their local GP or travel clinic for up-to-date advice on
vaccinations and different malarial options. Travel insurance is
part of the Terms and Conditions of your trip with Native Escapes
it is essential that you purchase comprehensive travel insurance
for your trip. Your insurance should be inclusive of full medical
cover including costs of emergency repatriation, cancellation and
travel delay.
Native Escapes complies with the UK Package & Travel
Regulations 1992. Holidays with flights included are covered by the
company's ATOL Bond (Air Travel Organisers' Licence) held by the
Civil Aviation Authority (CAA). This means that in the unfortunate
event that our company should fail, the CAA will arrange any
necessary repatriation and any refund of monies paid to Native
Escapes in advance. Our ATOL number is 9709. We have testimonials
on our website: visit www.nativeescapes.com/aboutus for more
information.
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