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A 13-day overland safari from Maun to Kasane that visits the Okavango Delta, Moremi, Makgadikgadi, Savuti and Chobe, combining mokoro trips, day and night game drives, and mixed camping and lodge stays. Ideal for travelers seeking concentrated wildlife viewing across diverse Botswana habitats.
A 13-day overland safari from Maun to Kasane that visits the Okavango Delta, Moremi, Makgadikgadi, Savuti and Chobe, combining mokoro trips, day and night game drives, and mixed camping and lodge stays. Ideal for travelers seeking concentrated wildlife viewing across diverse Botswana habitats.
You lift your bag from the vehicle in Maun and the air smells of dust and bush fire. The guide checks names, hands you a cold water bottle and the long road north unfurls: salt pans that flatten the horizon, channels that braid through reeds, and the slow, lumbering silhouettes of elephants at water’s edge.
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Operated by Marvelous Mobile Safari · Maun, North-West District
You lift your bag from the vehicle in Maun and the air smells of dust and bush fire. The guide checks names, hands you a cold water bottle and the long road north unfurls: salt pans that flatten the horizon, channels that braid through reeds, and the slow, lumbering silhouettes of elephants at water’s edge.
This 13-day route threads Botswana's ecological highlights. The Okavango Delta is an inland river that dares the Kalahari to hold its waters; Moremi mixes mopane woodland and floodplain; Makgadikgadi is the remnant of an ancient lake, now shimmering salt and black-tipped grass; Savuti is a dry-channel drama where predator dynamics shift with water; Chobe’s river corridor concentrates enormous herds and big bull elephants.
Culturally, the trip moves through Tswana country and concession lands where local guides blend tracking, bird knowledge, and camp rhythms. Expect nights under canvas, communal meals, and the practical choreography of setting camp before dark.
Practical guidance: mornings start at first light and drives can last several hours, so bring layered clothes and a compact daypack. Carry mosquito repellent, malarial medication if advised, and travel documents handy — parks require permits and passports are checked. Photography benefits from a 300mm+ lens; use quiet voices and follow the guide's distance rules around wildlife. Hydrate often and keep sun protection accessible.
This itinerary is ideal for travelers who want immersive wildlife time across varied habitats, balanced by comfortable lodge nights near Chobe. Be prepared for long drives, remote camps, and daily game drives that reward patience with unforgettable close encounters.
moderate.
13 days.
Suitable for travelers in average fitness who can manage early starts, multi-hour game drives, and basic camping; not strenuous but requires stamina for multiple long days.
A valid passport is required for all participants; visa requirements depend on nationality — check Botswana entry rules before travel.
Yellow fever vaccination is required if you come from an infected area; malaria prophylaxis is recommended for many parts of Botswana — consult your travel clinic.
Walking is limited to short guided nature walks and mokoro disembarks; most wildlife viewing is from vehicles and boats, so strenuous hiking is minimal.
Tipping is customary for guides and camp staff; bring small denominations in US dollars or local currency and follow your operator's guidance.
The Okavango Delta formed where the Okavango River fans into an interior basin over millennia; Makgadikgadi are the salt remnants of a prehistoric lake that shaped local migration routes.
Many areas operate on concession models balancing tourism and wildlife protection; follow park rules to reduce disturbance and support community-based tourism where possible.
Marvelous Mobile Safari operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
You lift your bag from the vehicle in Maun and the air smells of dust and bush fire. The guide checks names, hands you a cold water bottle and the long road north unfurls: salt pans that flatten the horizon, channels that braid through reeds, and the slow, lumbering silhouettes of elephants at water’s edge.
You lift your bag from the vehicle in Maun and the air smells of dust and bush fire. The guide checks names, hands you a cold water bottle and the long road north unfurls: salt pans that flatten the horizon, channels that braid through reeds, and the slow, lumbering silhouettes of elephants at water’s edge.
This 13-day route threads Botswana's ecological highlights. The Okavango Delta is an inland river that dares the Kalahari to hold its waters; Moremi mixes mopane woodland and floodplain; Makgadikgadi is the remnant of an ancient lake, now shimmering salt and black-tipped grass; Savuti is a dry-channel drama where predator dynamics shift with water; Chobe’s river corridor concentrates enormous herds and big bull elephants.
Culturally, the trip moves through Tswana country and concession lands where local guides blend tracking, bird knowledge, and camp rhythms. Expect nights under canvas, communal meals, and the practical choreography of setting camp before dark.
Practical guidance: mornings start at first light and drives can last several hours, so bring layered clothes and a compact daypack. Carry mosquito repellent, malarial medication if advised, and travel documents handy — parks require permits and passports are checked. Photography benefits from a 300mm+ lens; use quiet voices and follow the guide's distance rules around wildlife. Hydrate often and keep sun protection accessible.
This itinerary is ideal for travelers who want immersive wildlife time across varied habitats, balanced by comfortable lodge nights near Chobe. Be prepared for long drives, remote camps, and daily game drives that reward patience with unforgettable close encounters.