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This fly-in safari tour starts in the elegant five-start, fully Ecotourisim-certified safari lodge, that is the only property that is located inside the world-renowned Chobe National Park. The Chobe Game Lodge is set on the banks of the famous Chobe River. After three days you will be transferred by charter plane to Camp Okavango, situated in the heart of the Okavango Delta on the island of Nxaragha. This island is surrounded by water all year round which offers an authentic Okavango Delta water wilderness experience.
Today, you depart on your scheduled flight from Johannesburg's OR Tambo Airport to Maun International Airport. On arrival, you will be met by a representative of Chobe Game Lodge, who will escort you to your charter flight. Be sure to look out for wildlife on your way to the lodge.
After checking in to your room, you will have some time to relax before heading out on an exciting late afternoon game drive.
Accommodation: Chobe Game Lodge
Your day starts at dawn with an early light breakfast and fresh tea or coffee before you head out on a morning game drive. On your return to the lodge after an exciting morning exploring the bush, a breakfast/brunch will be served.
In the afternoon, you will set out on another game activity, such as a sundowner cruise on the Chobe River or a game drive exploring the Chobe area. Sunset cruises allow you to view the wildlife that congregates at the water’s edge while enjoying an awe-inspiring African sunset.
Dinner ranges from a delectable stir-fry evening to a mouth-watering three-course à la carte menu.
Accommodation: Chobe Game Lodge
After your breakfast, you will depart and fly to Camp Okavango, which is situated on Nxaragha Island, located well within the permanent Okavango Delta. Camp Okavango is a unique and exclusive African safari camp, surrounded by a maze of deep lagoons, large lakes, and hidden, meandering channels.
Accommodation: Camp Okavango
After breakfast on the open-air patio, explore the vast expanses of water from the comfort of a modern motorboat or explore the intricacies of the Okavango Delta the quiet old-fashioned way, in the traditional mokoro (dugout canoe).
Upon your return, enjoy lunch and dinner on the expansive open-air deck, perfect for alfresco meals. End your day with a silver service dinner by candlelight to complete your African dining experience.
Accommodation: Camp Okavango
After your morning activity and breakfast, bid farewell to your guide and be transferred from Camp Okavango to Maun International Airport for your onward arrangements.
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