As the sun rises you will wake up and enter the pristine wilderness which is the largest Game Reserve in Botswana. Visit Passarge Valley (Day 2 and 3) and Deception Valley (Day 4) in your exploration of the Kalahari. Savour the vast open space, clear night skies and uninterrupted beauty of game drives and at camp.

Wake up early to continue your search in Central Game reserve. today your area on interest is the Passarge Valley When it rains here, the plains surge into life and become one of the primary sites in Botswana to catch a glimpse of the famous black-maned Kalahari lions. If you are lucky, you could even get the chance to view one of Africa's rarest animals, the African wild dog.

Central Game reserve is one of the biggest reserve in Botswana, expect to see different topography, The name Deception comes from an ancient river that has been bone dry for a very long time. the river has left a valley with a very big pan.The pan has blue grey soil which makes a mirage-style effect look as if the pan is filled with water. This deception is most noticeable from the air and at times during the day, from up close, the illusion can be very real deceiving to many who do not know its character. During the rainy season, the grass in the valley is lush and green. The site of thousands of animals can make you forget how dry the area is in general. Despite being in the Central Kalahari Game Reserve, Deception Valley is grassed and lies between wooded dunes. This habitat provides for wildlife year round, even during the dry season when there is no surface water.

After our final morning game drive in the Kalahari, we return to Maun in the afternoon. You will have the option of taking a scenic flight over the Delta, (1hour is U$ 200) This magical experience provides another perspective of the Okavango Delta 's distinctive water system. The night will be enjoyed in a comfort at a lodge.Dinner is at your own expense at the lodge.

Your adventure will take you to the southern side of the Okavango Delta, a special corner of the paradise. Once you have reached the edge of the Delta ,You will meet your polers from the local community with their mokoro (traditional dugout canoes). The cruising along reed lined channels and floodplains, you will enjoy the spectacular landscape of this unique region during the tranquil transfer taking you deeper inside the Delta.

Wake up early morning to enjoy your breakfast and get ready for a morning walk the Delta. The diversity and numbers of animals and birds can be staggering. A recent overview of the Okavango records 122 species of mammals, 71 species of fish, 444 species of birds, 64 species of reptiles and 1300 species of flowering plants. A successful rhino reintroduction programme in the Okavango now puts the population of White Rhino at approximately 35, and Black Rhino at 4.

Early morning of this day, you will enter Moremi Game Reserve, one of the best wilderness area of Botswana which covers swamp and dry areas. You will spend the two days searching for the wide variety of wildlife and birds that this area is re-owed for while observing the sounds and beauty of this region. Game drives in the early morning as the sun rises and in late afternoon as the sun sets will be a norm. After your morning game drives, will return to camp for lunch and a siesta.

On day 9 you will do game drives to explore different area of this diverse park. Contained within an area of approximately 3900 sq kms, here land and Delta meet to create an exceedingly picturesque preserve of floodplains – either seasonally or perennially wet, waterways, lagoons, pools, pans, grasslands and riparian, riverine and mophane forests. This terrain makes driving Moremi’s many loops and trails both delightful and, at times, totally inspiring.

Today you will have your early morning breakfast and prepare for your next destination, Khwai Concession. The area covers 180,000 hectares and is considered one of the prime safari destinations on the fertile north-eastern fringes of the Okavango Delta. A community-run eco-tourism initiative, Khwai is a superb example of conservation tourism at its best, with all proceeds going back into the Khwai Village for community up-liftment and community projects. ​The concession’s elephant herds are widespread, as are the different predator groups such as lion, leopard, spotted hyena, the endangered African wild dog, and cheetah. The concession also boasts a superb array of bird species including Verreaux’s eagle owl, the bateleur, and a number of different types of eagle. Off-roading and night-drives are permitted and particularly convenient when trailing predators on the hunt.

We wake up well in time and enjoy our breakfast; the chef camp hand will be left in the camping site to prepare our meals and tents. We drive in the Khwai Concession area which is a good area to see Roan and Sable Antelope which are relatively rare. You might see Kudu, Tsessebe, Wildebeest and Zebra. Huge herds of migrating Elephants enjoy the Mopane woodlands of the interior of the Khwai area.

Experience the contrasts of Botswana's wilderness on this fascinating safari into the famous Savuti region of the Chobe National Park. The SavutI is famous for its river that suddenly stopped flowing due to shifts in the Earth's crust. From 2008 the river has flowed which has made the desert landscape lush once more. You should see several prides of Lion, Black-backed Jackal, Bat-eared Foxes, Tsessebe, Kudu, Impala, Giraffe and Ostriches on your game drives. During the summer months thousands of Zebra and other antelope species migrate to the area offering a feast for the local predators. Continue to search for more wildlife in the Savuti area. Savuti is tucked away within the spectacular Chobe National Park in Botswana, and stretches all along the northern boundaries of the park to the Linyanti River.

Chobe National Park, with its diverse and striking landscapes will be your next destination. As you continue Your search for wildlife, you will traverse the drier region of Savuti where bull elephant dot the plains. Savuti’s spectacular landscapes are covered with lush vegetation and marshlands, where an abundance of wildlife freely roam. The highlights of Savuti includes the majestic zebra migration from the northern sections of Botswana, the rocky outcrops of the Gubatsa Hills, a myriad of birds and incredible wildlife.

Chobe National Park, with its diverse and striking landscapes will be your next destination. As you continue Your search for wildlife, you will traverse the drier region of Savute where bull elephant dot the plains. They are the site of many Bushman paintings, and are situated quite close to the ancient shoreline of a prehistoric lake which once existed in the region called the Magwikhwe Sand Ridge. Game viewing in the SavutI Region is productive throughout the year. The best time to visit Savute is the winter season, from May to August. Traditionally referred to as the dry season - weather is temperate and mild during the day and bitterly cold at night.

The Chobe River is the main source of water for the park and comprises of mopane woodland, floodplains, grasslands and combretum offering diversity in its ecosystem. It has one of the largest concentrations of African elephants. General game viewing and birdlife are superb all year around with the elephant, buffalo and zebra masses being seasonally migratory based on accessibility to water and food. You will do a morning game drive followed by an afternoon boat cruise.

An early morning game drive is the order of the day, returning to camp for a hearty brunch. We then break camp and transfer you to Kasane where our safari ends