Embark on a remarkable safari tour that combines the unique experiences of Sindabezi Island Camp, Savute Safari Lodge, and Camp Okavango. Begin at Sindabezi Island Camp, a serene retreat on the Zambezi River, where guests enjoy intimate wildlife encounters and stunning river views in a luxurious, eco-friendly setting.
Next, journey to Savute Safari Lodge in Botswana’s Chobe National Park, renowned for its incredible game viewing, especially the large elephant herds and predators, with elegant accommodations overlooking the Savute Channel.
Conclude the tour at Camp Okavango, an exclusive lodge set on a pristine island in the Okavango Delta. Here, guests can explore the lush waterways and diverse wildlife through mainly water-based activities such as mokoro excursions, boating and walking safaris. This thoughtfully curated itinerary promises a blend of luxury, adventure, and unparalleled wildlife experiences across three of Africa’s most captivating destinations.
The best time to visit Botswana largely depends on what you want to experience, but generally, the prime safari season is the dry season from May to October. The green season between November and April has it’s own appeal and is a popular time for bird watching, beautiful lush landscapes and vibrant green scenery. Each season offers a different experience, so the best time to visit depends on personal preferences and what aspects of Botswana’s wildlife and landscapes one wishes to enjoy. Victoria Falls is a an all year destination however, water levels are at their lowest between September and December. Visiting during these months provides clear views of the gorge and the surrounding landscape however.
The Okavango Delta is typically in full flood from May to August. During this period, the annual floodwaters from the Angola highlands reach the Delta, creating a spectacular landscape of lush wetlands and waterways.
Travel within Botswana is often done by light aircraft, especially to remote safari lodges.
Pack lightweight, neutral-colored clothing suitable for safari activities, including long-sleeve shirts, trousers, and a hat. Don’t forget sunscreen, insect repellent, a camera, and a pair of binoculars. Bring layers for cooler mornings and evenings.