Guests are picked up from hotels and lodges in Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe, and transferred to Kasane, Botswana, home of Chobe National Park. Pick-up time is 7:00 a.m., with an expected arrival at the border by 8:00 a.m. Upon arrival, they’ll receive assistance with immigration formalities before being handed over to our partner, who will host them for their camping tour in Chobe National Park. They will proceed to Chobe national park , were they will begin the tour by doing a boat cruise on the Chobe river, in the afternoon they will proceed to their camping site in the national park were they will do game drives in the morning and afternoon.

Breakfast is served early in the morning before guests head out for a game drive. Staying in the national park offers the advantage of starting activities early, increasing the chances of spotting big cats like lions, leopards, and hyenas before they become less active. Breakfast and lunch are provided at the camp, with much of the day dedicated to game drives. Dinner is enjoyed around the campfire, sharing stories of the day’s adventures.

An early morning game drive usually takes place right after breakfast to maximize the chances of spotting wildlife. When camping, guides often have more flexibility to explore distant areas of the park since they’re not restricted by closing times or rushed to leave. For a full-day game drive, a picnic lunch is enjoyed in the park, and the adventure continues with more wildlife sightings until the day comes to an end.

The day starts with an early morning game drive, followed by a hearty brunch. In the afternoon, guests can enjoy either a safari boat cruise or another game drive as they prepare to leave the national park. After their activities wrap up in the late afternoon, they’ll be taken to the border to meet their guide, who will accompany them back to Victoria Falls. Guests staying in Kasane, Botswana after the tour will be transferred to their next accommodation.