Game viewing in the area is extremely good with excellent numbers of predators and plains-game on offer.  The area houses one of the largest Buffalo populations in the Okavango Delta, in the dry season, can concentrate into a herd in excess of 2000 heads.


Return to camp after the morning game activity for a hearty brunch.  Afternoon at your leisure enjoying the facilities on offer.


Mid-Afternoon high tea will be served prior to your next game drive which may extend into a night drive should you wish so. Return to camp for dinner and overnight.

Day 7: Chief's Camp, Okavango Delta, Botswana

Early morning wake up call with fresh tea/coffee and biscuits served in the room. Pending on your charter times, you will have time to go on a mokoro excursion (water permitting) this morning exploring the rivulets and channels of the Delta prior to returning to Camp for Breakfast and transfer to the airstrip for your charter to Chief's Camp.


The journey into the wilderness of the Okavango takes approximately 15 minutes and upon arrival at Chief's Camp's private airstrip, you will be welcomed by one of the rangers and transferred in 4x4 vehicle to the lodge.

On arrival at the lodge the friendly local staff will greet you with cheerful songs and dancing. Assistance will be offered for check-in. Your guide will then escort you to your luxury-tented accommodation. The en-suite facilities, large lounge area and private viewing deck will make you feel at home. Pending on your arrival time you will be treated to a hearty lunch and might have time to relax by the swimming pool.


Your afternoon game activity will take you out on a mokoro (dugout canoe) into the waterways of the Delta (water permitting) or alternatively a game drive in the custom-built open 4x4 vehicle (individual seating). This is an ideal activity should you be a keen bird watcher, wildlife photographer or first time visitor to the Okavango Delta! Returning to camp at dusk you are invited to enjoy a 'sun downer' in the bar prior/after freshening up for dinner.

Days 8 & 9: Chief's Camp, Okavango Delta, Botswana

Prior to your early morning game activity, you will wake early with a fresh brew of tea or coffee in your room. You will have a choice of either a mokoro trip or a morning game drive in the Mombo area, an area renowned for its abundance of wildlife - ensuring plenty of excellent game viewing opportunities. On a mokoro ride, for example, you will enjoy an experience unparalleled anywhere in the world.


Gliding through papyrus-fringed channels (formed by Hippos) you experience the feeling that the Chief of the Batawana himself might have felt! Today you are armed with a camera and binoculars and may be rewarded with birds in a rainbow of colours and indigenous wildlife found exclusively in the Delta.


Returning to camp around mid-morning you will be in time for a sumptuous brunch. A dining experience not to be missed, a fusion of African and Western cuisine, superbly blended into a Pan-African style of cooking! The day is then at your leisure prior to your late afternoon game activity and dinner.

Day 10: Chief's Camp, Okavango Delta, Botswana

A fresh brew of tea or coffee will begin your day before you choose your last game activity before departing Chief's Camp.  Intriguing are the different habitats that you encounter driving through the Chief's Camp area: floodplain grasslands, riverine forest, woodlands, savannah and scrub. One may pass Elephants, Giraffes, Warthogs, Impala and sometimes even Lion, whilst walking through the different vegetation. Returning to camp around mid-morning in time for brunch. Transfer from the lodge to the Chief's Camp airstrip for your charter flight to Maun.

PLEASE NOTE:

Luggage: When travelling in the Okavango Delta by light air craft, the luggage limit is 12 kgs and is to preferably be packed in a soft bag. The 12 kg luggage limit does not include hand luggage and photographic equipment which needs to be kept to a reasonable weight and quantities. However, there are aircraft which take 20kgs of luggage.

ROTATION OF CAMPS MAY CHANGE