Day 1 and 2.
A one-way plane from the town of Maun to camp in San lying on the edge of the great Makgadikgadi salt marshes, which are part of the Kalahari desert. They are among the largest in the world and are a remnant of the great lake that was in the area millions of years ago.

Guests can explore the area on foot or ATV, which is composed of the dominant white salt, mixed with gravel, broken by occasional brown sunburnt grass. Representatives of the local fauna are primarily oryksy, springboki, hyenas and meerkats. The great attraction is the opportunity to observe up close how the members of the local tribe of San live.

A lodge, where you will be staying for the night, consists of 6 tents, set in a palm grove, offering stunning views of the surrounding countryside. Each tent is equipped with a shower in the colonial style – sun heated water goes straight from the bucket!

Day 3 and 4.
The outlet in the direction of the Okavango Delta leads to the camp Jacana. This place is the natural opposite of the Makgadikgadi salt plains and the Kalahari desert. It is a real water paradise with lots of animals living there. The contrast between these places can be seen during an airplane flight.

Jacana Lodge is located near the Okavango swamps, on which can be seen not only from boats on the Delta, but also by wandering on foot around the area. During the tours organized with Jacany Guests enjoy the Land Rovers. It is difficult to mention all the animals living in areas of the delta. The largest include elephants, buffaloes, lions and leopards. Countless flocks of water birds also live here.

Jacana lodge consists of 5 comfortable tents with private bathrooms, spaced on wooden terraces, with a dining, a lounge and pub.

Day 5 – 7.
Drive from Jacana camp lying in another part of the Okavango Delta – Ketumetse. During the trip awaits the truest African adventure – sailing local mokoro boats, riding speedboats and bicycles on land by lagoons and swamps of the Okavango. During this stay in the camp you can explore the surroundings during a walk with a guide, and day and night trips by car.

Day 8 – 10.
A one-way plane over the Linyanti Plains. Upon arrival, guests are taken by car to the campsite Explorer, hidden in a thicket of African acacia trees. The climate is different than in the delta – drier and savanna plains cover the the area, here and there interrupted by wetlands.

The most common animals in the szablorogie area are antelopes and kudu and predators such as hunting lions, leopards and wild dogs. The rare Sitatunga antelopes also live here, which can be found at the watering hole. Guests are invited to a boat ride on the river Linyanti, where they have the opportunity to observe elephant herds and hippos up close. On the tenth day of the expedition adventurers have the opportunity to see migration of herds in areas lying between the river Linyati and marshes Sanyuti.

Day 11.
Depart by plane to the Chobe National Park in northern Botswana and the Chobe river on a stylized catamaran cruise boat. From the deck you can watch the world’s largest herds of elephants and lions. Then visitors cross the border with Zambia, where the crossroads of four countries meet: Botswana, Zambia, Zimbabwe and Namibia. They spend the night in a luxury Sussi camp; Chuma lodge’u on the banks of the Zambezi River.

Day 12.
A guided trip over Victoria Falls on the Zambezi River are one of the 7 natural wonders of the world. They have a width of more than 1.5 kilometers, and the water falls from a height of over 100 meters in water surf. After a trip over waterfalls, guests are picked up at the airport in Livingstone.