A 12-day mobile tented safari that threads Maun, Moremi, Khwai, Savuti and Chobe, combining open 4x4 game drives with boat safaris and community visits. Expect long days of wildlife viewing, campfire evenings and expert-guided game interpretation.
More ways to explore the area's outdoor wonders
Dawn breaks over the delta and canvas flaps rattle as guides stoke the campfire; the smell of coffee and dust hangs in the air while a distant bull elephant outlines the horizon. Over 12 days this mobile tented safari moves from Maun through Moremi and Khwai, across the Savuti channel and down to the Chobe riverside, mixing open 4x4 game drives with boat safaris.
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
12 days
Fitness Level
Suitable for travelers with good travel stamina; requires comfort with long drives, early mornings and basic camp life.
Wildlife
History
The Okavango and Chobe regions have been shaped by seasonal floods and centuries of human–wildlife coexistence; community trusts now play a large role in managing access and revenue from safaris.
Conservation
The tour relies on community concessions and park management; minimize impact by staying on tracks, storing waste properly and supporting local guides and trusts.
Reserve your spot on the 12 Days Mobile Camping Safari-From Maun to Chobe National Park today and enjoy a trusted, highly rated experience designed to help you make the most of your adventure.
Early starts pay off
Wildlife is most active at dawn and dusk—set alarms and be ready to board the 4x4 at first light for the best sightings.
Respect viewing distance
Always follow your guide’s instructions—do not leave the vehicle or approach animals for photos; safety and animal welfare come first.
Protect against insects
Bring EPA‑approved repellent and long-sleeve layers for evenings and boat trips during the wet season when mosquitoes are common.
Manage battery and storage
Carry spare camera batteries and 32GB+ memory cards; remote camps have limited charging opportunities between legs of the trip.
Binoculars (8x42)
Close-focus opticals let you pick out distant cats and birds from vehicles and riverbanks.
Wide-angle + telephoto camera lenses
A telephoto (200–400mm) for wildlife and a wide lens for landscape and camp scenes cover most shots.
Sun hat & UV protection
Strong Botswana sun demands a brimmed hat and SPF clothing for long days in an open 4x4.
summer
Light insulating layer and rain shell
Cool early mornings and occasional summer showers make layers and a waterproof shell indispensable.
winter