About this trip
Chobe National Park & Okavango Delta (Moremi) Experience
Price: $15,500
(Adjusted to reflect ultra-luxury lodges like Xigera & Chief’s Camp + internal flights)
🌍 DESTINATIONS
● Chobe National Park
● Moremi Game Reserve (Okavango Delta region)
TRIP DESCRIPTION
Discover one of Africa’s most exclusive safari destinations with this Botswana luxury safari itinerary, combining the wildlife-rich floodplains of Chobe National Park with the pristine waterways of the Moremi Game Reserve in the Okavango Delta.
Renowned for its low-impact, high-end tourism model, Botswana offers some of the most luxurious and uncrowded safari experiences in Africa. This 9-day journey is designed for travelers seeking privacy, world-class lodges, and exceptional wildlife encounters, including elephants along the Chobe River and Big Five sightings in the Delta.
Enjoy a seamless adventure with scenic bush flights, expert-guided game drives, river safaris, and mokoro (canoe) excursions, all paired with award-winning safari lodges such as Chobe Game Lodge and Xigera Safari Lodge.
Perfect for honeymooners, high-end travelers, and safari enthusiasts, this Botswana safari delivers a rare combination of luxury, exclusivity, and raw wilderness.
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DETAILED DAILY ITINERARY
● Arrival in Kasane Airport
● VIP meet & greet
● Transfer to lodge inside Chobe National Park
● Lunch overlooking Chobe River
Afternoon:
● Sunset boat safari on Chobe River
● Spot elephants, hippos, crocodiles, and birdlife
Introduction to Botswana’s wildlife paradise
Overnight:
● Chobe Game Lodge
OR
● Belmond Savute Elephant Lodge
● Early morning game drive
● Track large elephant herds (Chobe is famous for them)
Midday:
● Relaxation at lodge with river views
Afternoon:
● Boat safari or game drive
● Sundowners along the river
One of Africa’s highest concentrations of elephants
Overnight:
● Chobe Game Lodge
OR
● Belmond Savute Elephant Lodge
● Sunrise game drive tracking predators
● Opportunities to see lions, leopards, and wild dogs
Afternoon:
● Optional photography safari
● River cruise or land safari
Diverse ecosystems and rich wildlife viewing
Overnight:
● Chobe Game Lodge
OR
● Belmond Savute Elephant Lodge
● Scenic bush flight over the Okavango Delta
● Arrival and transfer to luxury lodge
● Lunch + relaxation
Afternoon:
● First Delta game drive or mokoro excursion
Transition into Botswana’s most exclusive wilderness
Overnight:
● Chief’s Camp
OR
● Xigera Safari Lodge
● Early morning game drive
● Exceptional predator sightings
Midday:
● Relaxation at luxury camp
Afternoon:
● Mokoro (canoe) safari through waterways
● Birdlife and aquatic wildlife viewing
Unique water-based safari experience
Overnight:
● Chief’s Camp
OR
● Xigera Safari Lodge
● Game drives across floodplains
● Spot buffalo, elephants, predators
Afternoon:
● Walking safari (seasonal) or boat safari
Immersive and diverse safari activities
Overnight:
● Chief’s Camp
OR
● Xigera Safari Lodge
● Flexible safari schedule
● Photography, relaxation, or spa
Afternoon:
● Final extended safari drive
● Sundowners in the Delta
✨ Slow luxury in untouched wilderness
Overnight:
● Chief’s Camp
OR
● Xigera Safari Lodge
● Sunrise safari
● Last wildlife sightings
Midday:
● Leisure time at lodge
Evening:
● Farewell dinner under the stars
Perfect ending to a luxury safari journey
Overnight:
● Chief’s Camp
OR
● Xigera Safari Lodge
● Breakfast
● Transfer to airstrip
● Scenic flight to Maun or onward destination
End of unforgettable Botswana safari
WHAT’S INCLUDED
- Luxury safari accommodations (8 nights)
- Domestic bush flights (Kasane → Okavango Delta)
- All game drives & safari activities
- Boat safaris & mokoro experiences
- Professional safari guides
- All meals & selected beverages
- Park fees & conservation levies
- Transfers
NOT INCLUDED
- International flights
- Travel insurance
- Premium alcohol
- Tips & gratuities
- Personal expenses
POSITIONING
“An ultra-exclusive Botswana safari combining river, land, and delta experiences with world-class luxury lodges.”
Luxury Safari FAQ – SAZ Travel Collection
Some of the top luxury safari destinations in Africa include Tanzania, Kenya, Botswana, South Africa, Rwanda, Uganda, and Namibia. These countries are famous for Big Five wildlife, gorilla trekking, breathtaking landscapes, and ultra-luxury lodges and tented camps.
Safaris are generally suitable for all ages, though children under 6 years may have restrictions in certain parks. Older travelers can enjoy luxury safaris safely with private guides, comfortable lodges, and easy game drives.
Kenya, Tanzania, Botswana, and South Africa are considered the top wildlife destinations. Tanzania’s Serengeti and Kenya’s Maasai Mara are perfect for the Great Migration, while Botswana’s Okavango Delta is ideal for exclusive wildlife encounters.
Yes. Gorilla trekking in Rwanda’s Volcanoes National Park and Uganda’s Bwindi Impenetrable Forest is safe when done with experienced guides and park rangers. Safety protocols are strictly enforced.
Luxury safaris offer sightings of the Big Five: lion, elephant, leopard, rhino, and buffalo. You can also see giraffes, zebras, hippos, cheetahs, wildebeest, crocodiles, and hundreds of bird species.
Packages typically include private game drives, professional guides, luxury lodge or tented camp accommodations, meals, park fees, airport transfers, and some domestic flights.
The dry season, usually June to October, is ideal for wildlife viewing. This is when animals gather around water sources, making sightings easier. Some regions also have great safari opportunities in **December
Most safari destinations in Africa require a visa for Americans, but some offer visa-on-arrival or eVisa services. Here’s a breakdown of popular safari destinations:
● Tanzania – Visa required, can obtain eVisa or on arrival.
● Kenya – Visa required, can obtain eVisa before arrival.
● Rwanda – Visa required, can obtain on arrival or eVisa; US citizens visiting Gorilla Trekking often use a single-entry eVisa.
● Uganda – Visa required, can obtain eVisa or on arrival.
● Botswana – No visa required for stays under 90 days.
● South Africa – No visa required for stays up to 90 days.
● Namibia – No visa required for stays up to 90 days.
● Okavango Delta (Botswana) – No visa required separately, covered under Botswana entry.
● Most countries offer official eVisa portals.
● Some countries allow visa-on-arrival, but eVisa is faster and more secure.
● Always carry your passport valid for at least 6 months and proof of return flights and accommodations.
● eVisa approvals typically take 2–5 business days, depending on the country.
● Visa-on-arrival is usually processed within 30 minutes to 2 hours at the airport.
Yes. Countries like Kenya, Uganda, and Rwanda offer multiple-entry visas for travelers planning to visit neighboring safari countries.
● Valid passport with at least 6 months validity
● Proof of onward travel
● Safari itinerary or hotel bookings
● Visa fee (varies by country)
Yes, the East Africa Tourist Visa allows Kenya, Rwanda, and Uganda travel on a single visa for 90 days. This is ideal for luxury multi-country safari trips.
● Most countries do not require a transit visa if you remain in the airport.
● If you plan to leave the airport, always check current immigration rules.
● Botswana, South Africa, and Namibia allow U.S. citizens to enter visa-free for 30–90 days, making these countries simpler for last-minute safari trips.
Yes, some countries offer visa-on-arrival, including:
● Tanzania
● Rwanda
● Uganda
It’s recommended to get an eVisa in advance to avoid delays and ensure smooth entry.
● Tanzania: $50–$100 (eVisa)
● Kenya: $51 (eVisa single entry)
● Rwanda: $50–$100 (gorilla trekking visa may be extra)
● Uganda: $50–$100
● Costs vary for multiple-entry visas or safari-specific permits (gorilla trekking, etc.).
Travelers may be advised to receive vaccinations such as Yellow Fever, Hepatitis A, Typhoid, and Tetanus. Preventive medication may also be recommended for Malaria depending on the safari destination.
Travel insurance is strongly recommended. It can cover trip cancellations, medical emergencies, evacuation, and lost luggage.
Yes. With experienced guides and reputable safari operators, safaris are very safe and enjoyable for families.
