Six Nights / Seven Days - Maun to Kasane (or Visa Versa)
The new six-night Community & Conservation package by Desert & Delta Safaris offers you the chance to experience the diversity of a Botswana safari through some of the country’s most highly sought after destinations. Witness Botswana’s secret zebra migration (May to October) in the Boteti River Valley along the Western edge of the Makgadikgadi Pans National Park, discover the Okavango Delta and prolific wildlife sightings of the Moremi Game Reserve and experience the beauty of the Chobe River and the regions exceptional elephant encounters from the Eastern Zambezi Region of Namibia, bordering Botswana’s Chobe National Park.
By booking this package, you are directly contributing to one of the many social and environmental initiatives that Desert & Delta Safaris manages. USD10 per bed night booked is allocated to one of our many Corporate Social Responsibility Initiatives. That means that for each Community & Conservation Package booked, USD60 per person goes directly into these projects. More information on Desert & Delta Safaris environmental and social contributions see our CARES Philosophy.
COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT: Whilst staying at Leroo La Tau you will visit the Khumaga village and Primary School, a school we support in a number of ways and work closely with. This heart-warming and eye-opening excursion offers you an insight into the people who you will fall in love with as you journey through our camp. It also highlights the impact your safari has on the people of Botswana when booking through a responsible safari operator. A cultural outing from Chobe Savanna Lodge entails a visit to the nearby community to immerse yourself into the everyday life of someone from a small village in Namibia. Chobe Savanna Lodge directly supports this village through various initiatives and employment opportunities.
SUPPORTING CONSERVATION INITIATIVES:
The six night Community & Conservation Package covers three distinct National Parks and protected regions, namely the Makgadikgadi Pans National Park, the Moremi Game Reserve and the Kasika Conservancy, Namibia. By visiting these regions, your safari is making a direct contribution to the protection of these sensitive regions through park fee contributions. Desert & Delta Safaris also supports various wildlife conservation initiatives including the Botswana Rhino Relocation & Reintroduction Program as well as Elephants For Africa. Your safari makes a direct contribution to these initiatives and guests have the opportunity to enjoy a short talk by Elephants for Africa about their work in the area.
EXCEPTIONAL WILDLIFE ENCOUNTERS: The new six-night Community & Conservation package by Desert & Delta Safaris offers you the chance to experience the diversity of a Botswana safari through some of the country’s most highly sought after destinations. Witness Botswana’s secret zebra migration (May to October) in the Boteti River Valley along the western edge of the Makgadikgadi Pans National Park, discover the Okavango Delta and prolific wildlife sightings of the Moremi Game Reserve and experience the beauty of the Chobe River and the regions exceptional elephant encounters from the Eastern Zambezi Region of Namibia, bordering Botswana’s Chobe National Park
DAY 1 & 2
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BOTSWANA'S ZEBRA MIGRATION WITH ON THE BOTETI RIVEROn arrival at the Maun airport, you will be met by one of our Desert & Delta Safaris welcoming staff who will assist you with your light aircraft flight to Leroo La Tau on the edge of the Boteti River. Spend two nights at Leroo La Tau in one of our spacious chalets overlooking the Boteti River and Makgadikgadi Pans National Park.
On the western boundary of the renowned Makgadikgadi Pans National Park lies the Boteti River. Owing to the arid nature of the park, the river and the nutrient-rich western grasslands supply the essential water and sustenance for the wildlife that inhabit the region. The Makgadikgadi Pans National Park is home to the second-largest zebra migration in the world, where thousands of zebra migrate to the Boteti River in the dry winter months (May to Oct) from their summer grazing ground further inside the park. The fascinating contrast between the Boteti River Valley and arid National Park makes it a fascinating region to include in any Botswana safari.
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Day 3 & 4
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EXPLORE THE OKAVANGO DELTA & THE MOREMI GAME RESERVEAfter your final morning activity with Leroo La Tau, you will catch your light aircraft flight over the Okavango Delta to the Moremi Game Reserve. You will spend two nights at Camp Xakanaxa (or Camp Moremi) in a luxury tent. Both camps are set within the Xakanaxa region of the renowned Moremi Game Reserve.
Activities on offer include daily game drives within the Moremi Game Reserve as well as motorboat safaris through the deepwater channels to explore the Okavango Delta. The Moremi Game Reserve is a wilderness paradise, with great game viewing throughout the year. Huge herds of impala and tsessebe are found in the area, while in the dry season large herds of buffalo, wildebeest, elephant, and zebra flock into the reserve. The rare sitatunga and lechwe antelope live in the papyrus banks of the waterways while lions, cheetahs, and packs of wild dogs hunt in the open grassland
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Day 5 & 6
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A REMOTE CHOBE RIVER ENCOUNTERDeparting the Moremi Game Reserve, you will catch your aircraft transfer to Kasane. On arrival in Kasane, you will be met and transferred to the river where you will clear Botswana customs and meet your Chobe Savanna Lodge guide. Once on the river, you will enjoy a magnificent boat transfer up the river to Chobe Savanna Lodge, stamping into Namibia on your way up. Spend two nights at Chobe Savanna Lodge in one of our airconditioned chalets in a remote Chobe setting.
Activities at Chobe Savanna Lodge are focused on the river with various river safaris available as well as visits to the local community. The most remarkable feature of the Chobe National Park is its huge concentration of Elephants. This park supports the largest surviving elephant populations in the world. With an abundance of freshwater and vegetation along the river's edge, the region supports a healthy and diverse population of wildlife making it one of the top wildlife destinations in Botswana.
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