Unlike every other major river in the world, the Okavango never reaches the sea and disappears into the desert sands of northern Botswana in an endless web of lagoons and lush wetlands. This vast northern area, which takes it s name from the great Chobe river, encompasses a wide variety of diverse habitats which are home to the greatest concentration of game in the entire Southern African continent. Each camp has four safari tents with two beds each. Linen and basic toiletries are provided. Only the best wines and liquor available in Southern Africa is served.
Temperatures vary a great deal.
August and September are warmer, but windy. Every camp manager has a fully equipped medical kit and has radio contact with the outside world in case of an emergency. Botswana is a high risk malaria area consult your doctor and take the necessary precautions. Customs, visas and insurance Customs clearance is operative at your port of entry into Botswana, either at the border posts or Maun airport. The Republic of Botswana requires a valid passport.