You will be met on arrival in Maun and assisted onto your flight to Leroo La Tau, a flight of about 30 minutes. Your guide will be waiting on arrival and will transfer you to camp, a game drive of about 15 minutes, depending on sightings along the way. With twelve luxury glass fronted suites Leroo La Tau overlooks the Boteti River with magnificent views of the animals of the region as they come to the river to drink.

After settling into your room and having explored the camp your guide will discuss the activities conducted at Leroo La Tau, the current conditions and wildlife movements which change with the seasons and daily. You guide will also discuss your particular interests. Scheduled day and night game drives explore this fascinating area with boats exploring the river dependent on water levels. Guided walks and visits to the local village at Khumaga are available too. Due to their location within the Makgadikgadi Pans National Park, the Makgadikgadi Pans themselves are not visited on daily scheduled activities from Leroo La Tau. Visits to Nxai Pan and Baines Baobabs are available on visits of 3 nights or more only (please speak to us for extensions).

After some refreshments you will set off on your afternoon activity, perhaps a game drive into the concession or if the water levels are up, a boat along the Boteti River.

The next morning you wake early and enjoy a light breakfast before setting off on your morning drive, exploring the Makgadikgadi Pans National Park and around the Boteti River. Leroo La Tau means as ‘lion’s paw’ and sightings of the camp’s namesake are common. The area also has abundant antelope, Zebra and Wildebeest as well as other varied wildlife, including Leopard, Cheetah, Brown and Spotted Hyena. Returning after about 4 hours on your game drive you will enjoy brunch and have a couple of hours rest or relaxing by the pool before you set off on your afternoon drive or boat safari.

Sundowner drinks will be served by your guide while you are on your drive or boat ride, returning as it gets dark to a roaring fire and dinner.

This morning you rise early and after a light breakfast you will set out for your game drive to discover what bush events may have unfolded during the night. At a time advised the day before your guide will transfer you to the airstrip for your light aircraft flight to Camp Okavango, a flight of about 45 minutes. Landing in the north east the Okavango, on an idyllic island, you will be met and escorted to your camp, a short walk.

After a warm welcome to your new Okavango home, and having settled into your room, your guide will introduce you to the activities at the camp and offer you an introduction to the wilderness area. You will discuss all your interests and preferences with your guide who will plan your days accordingly to ensure you make the most of your time here. Camp Okavango is a true water camp and offers year round mokoro, boating and walking activities.

Setting out in the late afternoon for your first activity you will stop for sundowners as the sun sinks towards the horizon and the skies begin to tint into a deep orange colour. Return to camp for dinner and your first night in the Okavango.

The next day is your first full day at Camp Okavango and offers you the chance to explore deeper into the watery wilderness with walks, mokoro rides and boating in the morning and afternoon.

This morning you will enjoy one last activity at Camp Okavango before your 15 minute flight to the Moremi, your last stop. As always your guide will be waiting on arrival to transfer you to camp, a drive of 25 minute game drive depending on sightings along the way.

Having met the team and settled into your room you will enjoy some light refreshments as you discuss the environment around Camp Moremi and the activities, which focus on game drives and boating on the Khwai River. Discussing your interests with your guide you will then set off for your first activity that afternoon, exploring the lovely Xakanaxa region of Moremi. This area offers some of the best game viewing in Botswana, with high concentrations of antelope, big cats ,buffalo and more. Toasting the setting sun out in the bush you will return for dinner and begin to plan your activities for the following day with your guide.

The next morning you awake early and after breakfast set off for your first full day in the Moremi. Perhaps a game drive in the morning followed by a boat ride in the afternoon, or returning to the vehicles to follow up on sightings earlier in the day. That is the beauty of safari, every day and every drive is different. Between activities you will have brunch at the camp and have a few hours to relax in your spacious room with private deck. Or take a refreshing dip in the pool and put your feet up for a while in one of the many lounge areas available.

The time for your flight to Maun will be finalised the day before and your guide will advise you what time you will be leaving camp. The flight will always be scheduled to connect with any onward travel arrangements. Depending on the time of departure, as discussed with your guide, you will enjoy one final morning activity and brunch before bidding farewell to the Okavango. The flight to Maun will take approximately 20 minutes, depending on any necessary stops along the way. On arrival in Maun a representative will meet you to ensure you connect to your onward travel arrangements.