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Your Okavango Journey, Thoughtfully Designed

Journey deep into Botswana’s pristine wilderness, from the private reserves of Linyanti to the breathtaking Okavango Delta. With intimate luxury camps, expert guides, and unforgettable encounters by land and water, every detail is designed to immerse you in Africa’s wild heart while supporting conservation and local communities.

Heart of the Okavango

Secluded Botswana

12 Days in Africa’s Ultimate Wilderness

Journey into the private reserves of Linyanti and the Okavango Delta, where elephant herds gather in their thousands and predators rule the floodplains. This is classic Botswana at its most exclusive — remote, wild, and deeply immersive.

Journey Highlights

  • Maximum 6–8 guests
  • Private Linyanti and Okavango concessions
  • Luxury tented camps with river or floodplain views
  • Light aircraft between camps
  • 4x4 drives, mokoro excursions & night drives

Sample Itinerary

  • Day 1: Arrive Livingstone / Victoria Falls
  • Day 2: Victoria Falls exploration
  • Days 3–5: Linyanti Private Reserve
  • Days 6–8: Central Okavango Delta
  • Days 9–11: Southeastern private concession
  • Day 12: Depart Maun

Accommodation

  • Intimate luxury tented camps set in pristine wilderness.

Conservation Through Connection

  • Learn how private and community concessions create lasting economic incentives to protect the Okavango ecosystem.

Carbon Responsibility

  • Full footprint calculation with verified offsets focused on Botswana and regional woodland projects. Transparent reporting provided.

Meals

  • Hearty early breakfasts, relaxed lunches, classic high tea, and multi-course dinners. Bush dinners under the stars included.

Price Guide 2026

CAD 22,600 – 30,100 per person sharing

Experience the Okavango the right way

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Conservation through Exploration

12-Day Southern Cross Safari

Deserts • Deltas • Elephants • Falls

Namibia • Botswana • Zambia / Zimbabwe

Small-group | Sustainable | Educational
Maximum 8–10 guests

Why This Itinerary

This carefully paced journey showcases the dramatic diversity of Southern Africa while staying true to Sabonazsafaris Inc values: authentic experiences, meaningful conservation insight, and responsible travel.

You will move from the ancient red dunes of the Namib Desert through Etosha’s wildlife-rich waterholes, into the watery wilderness of the Okavango and Chobe, and finish at the thunder of Victoria Falls.

Each destination is given enough time to settle in and observe properly. Local guides share knowledge of ecology, conservation challenges, and community partnerships. The focus remains on quality wildlife viewing, small-group intimacy, and leaving a positive footprint.

Best Time to Travel

Recommended: July – October (peak dry season)

Excellent game viewing, clear skies, and comfortable temperatures.

Good alternatives: May – June and early November

Day-by-Day Itinerary

Day 1 – Arrive Windhoek, Namibia

Airport transfer and welcome. Orientation briefing covering sustainable travel practices, safari etiquette, and the conservation focus of the journey. Overnight in Windhoek.

Days 2–3 – Namib Desert & Sossusvlei

Travel into the world’s oldest desert. Early access to the towering red dunes, walk into Deadvlei, and explore Sesriem Canyon. Guided discussion on desert ecology and water conservation. Overnight near Sesriem.

Day 4 – Journey toward Etosha

Scenic drive north, with possible stops for desert-adapted wildlife or landscapes. Overnight on the edge of Etosha National Park.

Days 5–6 – Etosha National Park

Full days of game drives centred on waterholes. Evening floodlit waterhole viewing. Focus on predator-prey dynamics and rhino conservation. Overnight inside or adjacent to the park.

Day 7 – Caprivi / Zambezi Region

Travel east into the lush riverine landscapes of the Caprivi Strip. Afternoon activity depending on timing. Overnight at a riverside lodge.

Days 8–9 – Okavango Delta fringe (Botswana)

Cross into Botswana. Mokoro excursions, guided bush walks, and game drives. Learning focus on the Delta’s seasonal flooding, community conservancies, and the role of tourism in conservation. Overnight in a mid-range tented camp or lodge with strong local partnerships.

Days 10–11 – Chobe National Park

Morning game drives and an afternoon boat cruise on the Chobe River — renowned for large elephant herds, hippos, crocodiles, and birdlife. Discussion of elephant management and the Kavango-Zambezi Transfrontier Conservation Area. Overnight in the Kasane / Chobe area.

Day 12 – Victoria Falls

Transfer to Victoria Falls. Guided walk of the main viewpoints. Optional activities available (helicopter flight, Zambezi sunset cruise, or community visit). Farewell dinner. Overnight in Victoria Falls town.

Departure

Morning at leisure or optional activity, followed by airport transfer.

Accommodation Style

Comfortable mid-range lodges and tented camps selected for good guiding, responsible practices, local employment, and conservation links.

Upgrade options to higher-end private concessions are available on request.

Inclusions

  • All accommodation as described
  • Meals as indicated in the final detailed program
  • All park entrance fees
  • Activities listed in the itinerary (game drives, mokoro, boat cruises, guided walks)
  • Services of professional local guides
  • All road transfers in safari vehicles
  • Carbon offset contribution
  • Bottled water on game drives

Exclusions

  • International flights
  • Visas and travel insurance
  • Optional activities (helicopter flights, additional adventure activities, etc.)
  • Drinks (except where specified)
  • Tips / gratuities
  • Personal expenses and laundry
  • Malaria prophylaxis and any required vaccinations

Packing List

Clothing (neutral earth tones preferred)

  • Lightweight long-sleeve shirts
  • Short-sleeve moisture-wicking tops
  • Lightweight trousers / convertible pants
  • Shorts
  • Warm fleece or soft-shell jacket
  • Light rain jacket or windbreaker
  • Comfortable closed-toe walking shoes
  • Sandals for camp
  • Wide-brimmed hat + warm beanie
  • Light scarf or buff
  • Swimwear

Gear & Essentials -

  • Binoculars (8x or 10x)
  • Camera, extra batteries, and memory cards
  • Headlamp or small flashlight
  • Reusable water bottle
  • Daypack
  • Sunglasses (polarized preferred)
  • High-SPF sunscreen and lip balm

- Gear & Essentials

  • Insect repellent
  • Personal first-aid kit and prescription medications
  • Malaria prophylaxis (consult your doctor)
  • Passport, copies of documents, and travel insurance details
  • Credit cards and some cash (USD useful)
  • Universal travel adapter / power bank

Packing tips

Pack light in a soft-sided bag. Laundry is available at most lodges. Avoid bright colours, camouflage, and strong scents.

This itinerary is designed as a signature Sabonazsafaris Inc offering — realistic in pacing, rich in learning, and grounded in respect for the landscapes and communities of Southern Africa.

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