BOTSWANA
3 Luxury Camps
| 3 Locations | 8 Nights
OKAVANGO DELTA | CHOBE NP | MAKGADIKGADI SALT PANS
2025 & 2026 Tours
OKVANGO DELTA | CHOBE NATIONAL PARK | MAKGADIKGADI PANS NATIONAL PARK
3 Luxury Camps | 8 Nights | 3 Locations
All inclusive price from - US$6,509.00 PER PERSON SHARING
3 Luxury Camps | 8 Nights | 3 Locations
All inclusive price from - US$6,509.00 PER PERSON SHARING
TOUR OVERVIEW
CHOBE GAME LODGE (3 NIGHTS) | CAMP OKAVANGO (2
NIGHTS) | LEOO LA TAU (3 NIGHTS) or vice versa.
Start from the town of Kasane and end at the town of Maun (or vice versa.) International air ports available at both towns.
Embark on an unforgettable 8 night/9 day luxury safari adventure through Botswana's most iconic wildlife destinations - Chobe National Park, the Okavango Delta and Makgadikgadi Pans National Park. This all-inclusive, fly-in safari offers an unparalleled opportunity to experience the extraordinary biodiversity of this natural wonderland while staying at three luxurious safari lodges.
Amomgst the many activities included in the package is a salt pans sleep out.
Sleep out under a blanket of stars across the endless Botswana sky on
one of the world’s largest salt flats – the Makgadikgadi Salt Pans. A place
so remote both sound & light pollution are non-existent, an experience
described by many as life-changing. With nothing more than a cosy bed
between you and the vastness around you, the sleep-out takes place on
a remote salt pan in the southern area of the Makgadikgadi Pans.
All accommodations, activities, meals, drinks, park fees and air transfers between lodges and to/from Maun or Kasane are included. This fly-in luxury safari offers a seamless blend of Botswana's must-see natural highlights in one exclusive and unforgettable experience.
WHAT'S INCLUDED
- As part of the complimentary consultation process Duncan & Ajanie will provide in-depth insights into each destination, accommodation, activity and any other information you may require.
• Accommodation, scheduled activities, all meals, refreshments, local spirits, wines (excluding
premium brands) & laundry service.
• Makgadikgadi Salt Pans sleep out.
• Day visit to the mighty Victoria falls in Zimbabwe.
• All Scheduled charter flights on a seat in plane basis per package starting in Kasane and
ending in Maun, or vice versa.
• National park fees, airport departure tax and all government levies, taxes & 14% Value
added Tax.
VALUE ADDING EXTRAS INCLUDED
VICTORIA FALLS, ZIMBABWE DAY TRIP. Includes return road transfers from Chobe Game Lodge, a guided tour of the falls including park fees and lunch at the Lookout Café.
Victoria Falls, locally known as Mosi-oa-Tunya or "The Smoke That Thunders," is one of the most breathtaking natural wonders on Earth. Situated on the border between Zambia and Zimbabwe, this awe-inspiring waterfall is the largest in the world based on its combined height of 108 meters (354 feet) and width of 1,708 meters (5,604 feet), creating the world’s largest sheet of falling water.
What makes Victoria Falls so special is its immense power and beauty. When the Zambezi River is in full flood (typically between February and May), the cascade sends up plumes of mist visible from miles away, creating a magical, almost ethereal atmosphere. Visitors can feel the ground tremble as millions of liters of water plunge into the gorge below every second.
MAKGADIKGADI SALT PANS SLEEP OUT. This is a safe and fully guided excursion with your Leroo La Tau team on hand to help
setup camp, prepare meals and ensure that on departure your remote sleeping place
is as untouched as you found it.
This is a safe and fully guided excursion with your Leroo La Tau team on hand.
ITINERARY
DAY 1
Early morning game drive – as per normal camp schedule.
After brunch guests to pack an overnight bag and leave the rest of their belongings
in their room and prepare for departure from camp (the desert gets cold all year so
be sure to pack a warm fleece and woolly hat).
12:30 – 13:00 Depart Leroo La Tau for the Makgadikgadi Pans. The total drive time
in our expedition vehicle is approximately 3-4 hours depending on
the time of year.
16:00 – 17:00 The amazing operations team will already have camp set up leaving
you and the guide to explore this incredible ancient land. Enjoy
sundowners.
18:00 The Leroo La Tau Team will prepare a delicious fireside dinner and
when you’re ready you can head for your cosy bedroll under the stars.
DAY 2
05:30 Light breakfast and fresh coffee is served at sunrise.
07:00 Guests who have booked a return helicopter flight or the Makgadikgadi
Helicopter Experience depart for their flight over this incredible landscape (optional extra):or
07:30 Depart the salt pans for
the drive back to Leroo La Tau.
12:00 Arrive back at Leroo La Tau.
Enjoy a late brunch and freshen up in camp.
Afternoon activity – as per normal camp schedule.
WHAT'S NOT INCLUDED
-Does not include international flights to and from Botswana. These are to be arranged by the customer.
-Does not include flights to and from the towns where the tour starts and ends.
-Activities at each lodge is as per that indicated in the lodge details below. Any activities other than these are optional attracting additional fees.
-Does not include any items of personal in nature.
-Does not include any curios, items of memorabilia, additional meals and drinks other than those indicated in the lodge descriptions below.
ABOUT BOTSWANA
Botswana offers a diverse array of stunning natural landscapes, from the serene, crystal-clear waterways of the Okavango Delta to the vast herds of elephants roaming the Chobe National Park. Contrasting this, the parched, arid expanses of the Kalahari Desert create an unforgettable backdrop. This landlocked country is truly a premier safari destination, blessed with some of Africa's most breathtaking protected areas and an exceptional diversity of wildlife.
ABOUT CHOBE NATIONAL PARK
Chobe National Park, located in northern Botswana along the mighty Chobe River, is renowned as one of Africa's premier wildlife destinations. Spanning an impressive 11,700 square kilometers, it is the third largest park in Botswana and boasts a remarkably diverse array of landscapes and habitats. From the lush floodplains and marshy channels along the river, to the dense teak woodlands and baobab-studded valleys inland, Chobe offers incredible scenic beauty.
However, it is the park's staggering concentration of wildlife that draws visitors from around the globe. Chobe is world-famous for its enormous elephant herds, believed to be the largest surviving continuous population on the African continent with numbers around 120,000. Visitors can expect unparalleled elephant viewing and interactions. Chobe is also home to huge populations of other iconic species like buffalo, lions, leopards, cheetahs, packs of endangered African wild dogs, and over 460 species of birds. The Chobe River itself acts as an oasis, attracting an incredible diversity of wildlife to its life-giving waters.
A major draw is the opportunity for both land and water-based safari activities. Game drives along the river's edge provide thrilling elephant and predator sightings, while river cruises get you up close to creatures like hippos, crocodiles and a kaleidoscope of birdlife. With many luxury lodges and mobile camps inside and bordering Chobe, it offers a truly unforgettable safari experience in one of Africa's most remarkable wilderness areas.
ABOUT THE OKAVANGO DELTA
The Okavango Delta, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is one of the most extraordinary wildlife destinations in the world. Located in the heart of Botswana, this vast inland delta offers a rare and remarkable ecosystem where desert meets water. Each year, floodwaters from the Angolan highlands transform this arid region into a lush paradise, creating a vibrant tapestry of waterways, lagoons, and islands.
Home to an astonishing variety of species, from the iconic Big Five—lion, elephant, buffalo, leopard, and rhino—to rare birds like the African skimmer and Pel's fishing owl, the delta provides an immersive experience for nature lovers. Game drives, mokoro (dugout canoe) trips, and guided bush walks offer unique ways to explore this stunning landscape and witness wildlife in their natural habitat.
Whether you're seeking adventure, peace, or simply a chance to reconnect with nature, the Okavango Delta offers a once-in-a-lifetime experience.
Fascinating Facts about the Okavango Delta:
Size: The Okavango Delta covers an area between 15,000 and 22,000 square kilometers (5,800 to 8,500 square miles), depending on seasonal flooding. It is one of the largest inland deltas in the world.
Water Volume: Approximately 11 cubic kilometers (11,000 billion liters) of water flow into the delta annually, primarily from the Okavango River, yet very little of it reaches the ocean. Most of the water evaporates or seeps into the Kalahari Desert sands.
Flooding Cycle: The delta's floodwaters take about six months to travel from the source in Angola, usually arriving between May and July, during Botswana’s dry season. This makes the delta a unique, seasonal oasis in the midst of arid land.
Biodiversity Hotspot: The Okavango Delta is home to over 130 species of mammals, more than 400 species of birds, and around 70 species of fish, making it one of Africa’s most important wildlife refuges.
"Jewel of the Kalahari": Often referred to as the "Jewel of the Kalahari," the delta is a crucial freshwater resource and acts as a natural filter, cleaning the waters that pass through it.
ABOUT MAKGADIKGADI PANS
The Makgadikgadi Pans are a vast network of salt pans located in the northern part of Botswana, covering an area of over 16,000 square kilometers. These salt flats are the remnants of what was once the largest inland lake in Africa, known as Lake Makgadikgadi.
The Makgadikgadi Pans are characterized by their stark, otherworldly landscapes - expansive, flat salt pans stretching out as far as the eye can see, broken only by the occasional solitary baobab tree or rocky outcrop. During the rainy season, the pans can transform into a temporary wetland, attracting large concentrations of migratory wildlife such as wildebeest, zebra, and flamingos.
Despite the harsh, arid conditions, the Makgadikgadi Pans support a diverse array of wildlife, including the endangered brown hyena, meerkats, and the world's largest population of endangered African wild dogs. The pans are also home to the Kalahari lion, a unique subspecies adapted to the dry, sandy environment.
Visitors to the Makgadikgadi Pans can explore the mesmerizing landscapes on guided walking, 4x4, or quad bike safaris. Some of the key attractions within the pans include Kubu Island, a rocky outcrop with ancient baobab trees, and the Baines' Baobabs, a group of seven majestic baobab trees.
NIGHTS 1 TO 3 - LEROO LA TAU, SAFARI LODGE, MAKGADIKGADI PANS
FACILITIES
ROOMS -11 Luxurious thatched and glass-fronted chalets and
1 Family suite (consisting
of 2 bedrooms with en-suite
bathrooms) accommodating a maximum of 24 guests.
RATES- Fully inclusive of all meals, scheduled safari activities,
local drinks (including alcoholic drinks, excluding
premiumbrands) and park entrance fees.
DINING- Dinner is served at one of the dining locations.
CAMP FIRE- Situated in the boma, on the Boteti River Valley cliffs.
SWIMMING POOL- Overlooking the Boteti River Valley.
CAMP HIDE- Hidden hide, below the lodge at water level with
the Boteti River offering panoramic views over the
Makgadikgadi Pans National Park, ideal for viewing
wildlife on the rivers edge.
BAR Fully- stocked bar.
CURIO SHOP- Accepts cash and credit card payments.
LAUNDRY- Daily, inclusive laundry service available.
WATER- Reverse osmosis water treatment plant supplies drinking
water (bottled water on request).
ELECTRICITY- Operates on AC 220V generator power which is available
during the day and evening. The generator is switched
off at night and inverted 12-volt DC lighting provides
room and bathroom illumination overnight.
Wi-Fi- is available in the rooms only. Wi-Fi
is via remote satellite link up and constant connectivity is
not guaranteed.
TELEPHONE- No telephone communication available. The lodge has a
satellite phone and radio for emergencies.
ACCOMMODATION
The lodge features twelve luxurious thatched and glass-fronted chalets with en-suite bathrooms, each unit
raised on a wooden platform. With their prime location facing east and on the edge of the Boteti River, each guest
room offers exceptional views across the Boteti River below and into the Makgadikgadi Pans National Park.
ROOM
ROOM FACILITIES
RAISED DECKS
Luxurious thatched and glass fronted chalets
on raised wooden platforms.
PRIVATE
VIEWING DECK
Each chalet is raised on the high banks of the
Boteti river with 270˚ panoramic views.
EN-SUITE
BATHROOM En-suite showers, hand basin and toilet facilities.
FANS
Fans are available in all rooms – there is no airconditioning
in the rooms.
POWER
220V multi adaptor plugs for charging photographic
equipment.
SAFE A small pass-code protected safe for storing valuables.
FLASHLIGHT For use in the rooms at night.
UMBRELLA In case of rain.
HAIRDRYER A small hairdryer is available in each room.
BATHROOM
AMENITIES
A range of eco-friendly amenities are supplied
in each room.
TEA & COFFEE
FACILITIES A small kettle with tea and coffee available.
ACTIVITIES
GAME
DRIVES
Morning and afternoon game drives conducted in the Makgadikgadi
Pans National Park. Included in package.
CULTURAL
EXCURSIONS
For guests interested in cultural interactions and experiencing
daily life in a Botswana community, excursions
to the nearby Khumaga Village can be arranged.
HELICOPTER
FLIGHTS
(Optional Extra,
surcharges apply)
Scenic helicopter flights over the
Makgadikgadi Pans & Kubu Island
Adventures as well as and transfers
to/from the salt pans sleep out. Sleep out only available when staying for 3 nights or longer.
TYPICAL DAY ON SAFARI
Please note the below suggested daily program is flexible based on
the guests interests, travel times and availability of activities.
WINTER
TIMES
SUMMER
TIMES
05:30/05:00 Early morning wake-up call.
06:00/05:30 Light continental breakfast served in one of the dining locations.
06:30/06:00 Leave for morning activity, (approximately 3 – 4 hours).
11:30/11:00 Brunch is served in one of the dining locations.
SIESTA TIME Relax and enjoy the lodge facilities and surroundings.
15:00/15:30 Afternoon tea is served on the open air patio.
15:30/16:00 Depart for afternoon activity (approximately 3 hours).
18:30/19:00 Arrive back at the lodge.
19:30/20:00 Dinner is served at one of the dining locations.
NIGHTS 4 TO 6 - CAMP OKAVANGO, OKAVANGO DELTA
Camp Okavango is a unique, exclusive and eco-sensitive African safari camp situated on the
remote Nxaragha Island. A hidden treasure, in the heart of the permanent Okavango Delta,
assures its guests of an unparalleled year-round water wilderness experience.
FACILITIES
ROOMS -11 Luxury Tents & 1 Family Tent (2 en-suite bedrooms)
accommodating a maximum of 24 guests.
RATES
Fully inclusive of all meals, scheduled safari activities,
local drinks (including alcoholic drinks, excluding
premium brands) and park entrance fees.
DINING Various indoor and outdoor dining locations.
CAMP FIRE Located on a large deck overlooking the delta
floodplains.
SWIMMING
POOL
On a separate deck with easy access from the main
area.
BAR Fully stocked bar.
CURIO SHOP Accepts cash and credit card payments.
LAUNDRY Daily, inclusive laundry service available.
WATER Reverse osmosis water treatment plant supplies
drinking water (bottled water on request).
ELECTRICITY 24-hour power supplied by solar plant, backed up by
generator. 220V AC plugs in guest rooms.
Wi-Fi is available in the rooms only.
Wi-Fi is via remote satellite link up and constant
connectivity is not guaranteed.
TELEPHONE No telephone communication available. The lodge has a
satellite phone and radio for emergencies.
ROOM FACILITIES
RAISED DECKS Each tent is on a raised wooden platform.
PRIVATE
VIEWING DECK Expansive private viewing decks overlooking the delta
and natural vegetation.
EN-SUITE
BATHROOM En-suite showers, hand basin and toilet facilities.
FANS
Fans are available in all rooms – there is no
air-conditioning in the rooms.
POWER
220V multi adaptor plugs for charging photographic
equipment.
SAFE
A small pass-code protected safe for storing
valuables.
FLASHLIGHT For use in the rooms at night.
UMBRELLA In case of rain.
HAIRDRYER A small hairdryer is available in each room.
BATHROOM
AMENITIES
A range of eco-friendly amenities are
supplied in each room.
TEA & COFFEE
FACILITIES A small kettle with tea and coffee available.
ACTIVITIES
MOTORISED
BOAT
SAFARIS
Guided excursions through the deeper channels and
lagoons of the Okavango Delta in hard-bottom aluminum
boats. The boats are equipped with comfortable
seats, a foldaway canvas roof and life jackets.
MOKORO
(CANOE)
EXCURSIONS
Guided mokoro excursions in traditional dug out canoes
through the shallower channels and floodplains of the
Okavango Delta.
GUIDED
BUSH WALKS
Bush walks on the surrounding islands for a chance to track
the larger species that inhabit the water wilderness. Guided
walks are conducted in small groups with two guides.
FISHING
Optional fishing excursions to fish for bream (seasonal).
All fishing equipment is available at the lodge.
HELICOPTER
FLIGHTS
(Optional Extra,
surcharges apply)
Scenic helicopter flights over the Okavango Delta are
available from Camp Okavango at an additional charge.
TYPICAL DAY ON SAFARI
Please note the below suggested daily program is flexible based on the guests interests, travel times and availability of activities.
WINTER TIMES SUMMER TIMES
05:30/05:00 Early morning wake-up call.
06:00/05:30 Light continental breakfast served in one of the dining locations.
06:30/06:00 Leave for morning activity, (approximately 3 – 4 hours).
11:30/11:00 Brunch is served in one of the dining locations.
SIESTA TIME Relax and enjoy the lodge facilities and surroundings.
15:00/15:30 Afternoon tea is served on the open air patio.
15:30/16:00 Depart for afternoon activity (approximately 3 hours).
18:30/19:00 Arrive back at the lodge.
19:30/20:00 Dinner is served at the dining locations.
NIGHTS 7 AND 8 - CHOBE GAME LODGE, CHOBE NATIONAL PARK
The only permanent game lodge situated within the famous Chobe National Park, Chobe Game Lodge is
Botswana’s premier venue for guests looking for a perfect base from which to explore the Chobe National Park
and the Chobe River. This five-star Lodge is fully eco-tourism certified by Botswana Tourism Organisation.
FACILITIES
ROOMS
44 Rooms in total, accommodating a total of 94 guests:
22 Standard Rooms | 12 Interleading Rooms |
4 Triple Rooms | 1 Family Room | 3 Family Suites |
1 Honeymoon Suite.
RATES
Fully inclusive of all meals, scheduled safari
activities, local drinks (including alcoholic drinks,
excluding premium brands), park entrance fees and
complimentary minibar fridge in each room.
DINING Various indoor and outdoor dining locations.
SWIMMING POOL In the main area of the lodge.
VIEWING DECK Eco-friendly elevated River Boardwalk with several
viewing decks for sundowners and private dining.
BAR Tshwene Lounge and Cigar Bar with a Library, Billiard
table and TV and Linyanti Cocktail Bar.
SPA A range of rejuvenating treatments available.
GYM Fully equipped air-conditioned gym.
CURIO SHOP Accepts cash and credit card payments.
LAUNDRY Daily, inclusive laundry service available.
WATER Reverse osmosis water treatment plant supplies
drinking water (bottled water on request).
ELECTRICITY
The lodges electric fleet of vehicles and part of
the main lodge supply is powered by solar energy
generated from the Lodge’s solar field.
INTERNET Complimentary Wi-Fi internet throughout the property.
TELEPHONE The Lodge has telephone facilities.
ROOM FACILITIES
RIVER FACING All rooms are river facing.
AIR CONDITIONED All rooms are air conditioned.
EN-SUITE
BATHROOM En-suite showers and bath, hand basin & toilet facilities.
FANS All rooms have fans.
POWER 220V multi adaptor plugs for charging photographic
equipment.
SAFE A small pass-code protected safe for storing valuables.
MINI BAR Complimentary drinks.
UMBRELLA In case of rain.
TELEPHONE In each guest room for wake up calls and guest
convenience.
HAIRDRYER A small hairdryer is available in each room.
BATHROOM
AMENITIES
A range of eco-friendly amenities are supplied in
each room.
TEA & COFFEE
FACILITIES A small kettle with tea and coffee is available.
PRIVATE
PLUNGE POOLS Available in family suites & honeymoon suite only.
ACTIVITIES
Chobe Game Lodge offers a choice of both land and water safari activities, lead by
Africa’s first all female guiding team, allowing guests to experience the diversity
of the Chobe Riverfront and the abundant wildlife that inhabits this region.
CHOBE
RIVER
SAFARIS
Explore the Chobe River and the wildlife which frequent the
waters-edge on afternoon river safaris on comfortable solar
powered safari boats.
GAME
DRIVES
Enjoy morning and afternoon guided game drives in search of
game within the Chobe National Park in open 4WD vehicles and
converted electric 4WD vehicles.
ECO TOURS
For those interested in a behind the scene’s look at Chobe Game
Lodge, join the midday eco tour which takes a look at the sustainable
tourism initiatives implemented at Chobe Game Lodge.
CULTURAL
EXCURSIONS
For guests staying four nights or more, enjoy a heartwarming trip
to Kazungula Children’s Ark for the opportunity to give back and
learn more about the Batswana culture.
TYPICAL DAY ON SAFARI
Please note the below suggested daily program is flexible based on
the guests interests, travel times and availability of activities.
WINTER
TIMES
SUMMER
TIMES ACTIVITY
06:00/05:30 Early morning wake-up call.
06:30/06:00
Tea, coffee, rusks, muffins, fruit and a selection of
fruit juices are served in the main public gathering
area in front of Linyati Bar.
07:00/06:30 Leave for morning activity, (approximately 3 – 4 hours).
10:30 Return from morning activity.
11:00 – 13:00 Brunch is served in the dining area.
SIESTA TIME Relax and enjoy the lodge facilities and surroundings.
15:00 Afternoon tea is served on the open air patio.
15:30 Depart for afternoon activity (approximately 3 hours).
18:30 Arrive back at the lodge.
18:30 Dinner is served at various dining locations.
TOUR PRICE
Green Season (Jan - Mar) US$6,509.00pps
Shoulder Season (Apr - May & Nov - 5 Jan) US$8,280.00pps
Peak Season (Jun - Oct) US$10,219.00pps
Prices are subject to change without prior notice.
2026 prices are an indication only.