You'll spend several days exploring the Moremi Game Reserve and camping in the Xakanaxa region on the northeastern side of the Moremi Game Reserve. The reserve is considered to have some of the best wildlife viewing areas. You'll quickly fall under the enchantment of the seasonal flood plains, large lagoons, wooded islands, riverine forests, and, most of all - the wildlife! Keep your camera close at hand as Moremi is Africa's best game reserve for viewing the endangered African Wild Dog, not to mention at least four Lion pride and multiple herds of Elephants. Lechwe antelopes are also commonly found in the area.

You'll spend today exploring the Moremi Game Reserve and camping in the Xakanaxa region on the northeastern side of the Moremi Game Reserve.

Just keep your hand on your camera because, on our way to the Khwai Community Area, you'll pass the magnificent Dombo Hippo pools, stopping to enjoy the scenery and the antics of the resident Hippo. The eastern Mopane forest is also home to breeding herds of Elephants. Bull Elephants hang along the riverside most of the year and revel in the cool water of the Khwai. While drinking and bathing, they are far more approachable here than among the breeding herds. The river also has a high density of Hippos, as well as Crocodiles, Leopards, Lions, and Cheetahs. Both Xakanaxa and Khwai are included in the home ranges of different packs of Wild Dogs. You may also notice Southern Giraffes, Burchell Zebras, Greater Kudu, Tsessebe, Waterbuck, and Sable Antelope.

You'll spend your time between the Leadwood and Camel Thorn woodlands, savannahs, the riverside, and the marshy backwater of the Khwai. Khwai is a predator-rich area known for having a high concentration of all types of wildlife and is one of the best places in the Okavango Delta for Elephants. The river also draws a healthy population of other animals, such as Red Lechwe, Impala, Hippo, and Zebra. Buffalo uses this area seasonally, with large herds moving in during the dry season.

The Khwai is also an ideal location for a Mokoro (shallow canoe) safari. On day six only, you'll have a chance to explore the Okavango and go to places only accessible by Mokoro. You'll be able to photograph aquatic birds, plants, and water lilies at eye level as you'll be low to the water. During this excursion, you'll be guided by an expert "poler" (a guide at the rear of the boat that moves it along with a long pole) through the bulrushes (plants) and marshes. (*Note: Mokoro excursions are dependent on the water level in the channel. If the water isn't high enough, then all our activities will be game drives.)

On a moving day like today, you’ll grab everything you want to bring along with you for the whole day out in the bush because, after your early morning breakfast and morning game drive, you’ll travel north to Savuti. The entire drive takes place through game-rich areas and varying landscapes and is, therefore, an extension of your daily game drives. A picnic lunch will be served en route. Finally, when the sun sets, you’ll arrive at your new camp to find everything already set up and waiting for you to enjoy. The Savuti region is located within the heart of Chobe National Park, offering a unique mix of marshlands, open savannahs, and more. It’s most well-known for its high concentration of predators, particularly Lions, as well as its abundant Elephant population. Savuti offers dramatic game viewing and a somewhat eerie atmosphere. It is also well known as one of the best areas for big cat viewing.

You’ll head back to camp at sunset to enjoy an evening around the campfire. Share your experiences with your fellow safari guests, enjoy a delicious meal prepared by the safari chef, and then get a great night’s rest in preparation for the next day.

You’ll head back to camp at sunset to enjoy an evening around the campfire. Share your experiences with your fellow safari guests, enjoy a delicious meal prepared by the safari chef, and then get a great night’s rest in preparation for the next day.

Catch a glimpse of the majestic Chobe River sunset and hear the echoing calls of African Fish Eagles, before heading back to the lodge to enjoy a hot meal overlooking the Chobe River. Retire to your comfortable rooms for a good night’s rest.

On your final day with Wild for Game Safaris, a light breakfast will be served before the early morning game drive. Early morning game drives are always full of surprises - our knowledgeable guides continually find new and interesting sightings and help clients achieve their best photographs and experiences. Having spent the morning exploring the surrounding wilderness in search of Botswana’s hidden treasures, you will return to camp for breakfast before your transfer to Kasane International Airport to catch your flight to your next destination.