10 Night - 11 Days Botswana Luxury Safari Camps & Lodges
Experience Botswana’s diverse ecosystems and rich wildlife in just 11 days — 10 nights on this fully guided luxury safari.
Begin your journey at the world-famous Victoria Falls, followed by immersive safari experiences in Chobe National Park, Khwai, Moremi Game Reserve, and a luxurious stay in either the Okavango Delta or Savuti.
This fly-in adventure combines exclusive lodges, private camping, and air transfers to create a seamless and unforgettable journey through Botswana’s top safari regions.
Step into the wild heart of Botswana on this unforgettable 10-night, 11-day luxury safari, starting from the awe-inspiring Victoria Falls and ending in the Okavango Delta or the remote Savuti region of Chobe National Park.
This handcrafted journey is more than a safari — it’s a seamless blend of cultural discovery, river beauty, big game adventure, and unmatched wilderness immersion. Whether you’re a first-time explorer or a seasoned wildlife lover, this itinerary is built to maximize your time in Botswana’s most iconic ecosystems — all in comfort, style, and authenticity.
Begin your adventure with a relaxing stay at a boutique lodge in Victoria Falls, where you’ll visit one of the world’s Seven Natural Wonders with a guided local expert. From there, cross into Botswana’s Chobe National Park, home to the largest concentration of elephants in Africa. You’ll enjoy two nights at an elegant lodge near the Chobe River, experiencing both sunset boat safaris and open-vehicle game drives in search of lions, buffalo, and hippos.
Then, the real immersion begins.
Board a charter flight and fly into the Khwai Community Concession, a wildlife-rich corridor bordering the Moremi Game Reserve. Here you’ll experience three nights of private mobile camping, sleeping under canvas in spacious Meru-style tents with full bedding, private bush toilets, and chef-prepared meals. From morning game drives to mokoro canoe excursions, this part of the journey offers a rare connection to nature in a private, exclusive setting.
Your adventure continues deep into the Moremi Game Reserve, a pristine sanctuary known for its leopards, wild dogs, and dramatic landscapes. Again, you’ll stay in a private campsite — with a dedicated support crew — offering all the comforts of a luxury camp, but with the wild surroundings and sounds of the bush all to yourself.
Depending on your choice, you’ll end your safari with two relaxing nights at either:
🛶 Option 1: Okavango Delta – Stay at Jumbo Junction, where you’ll explore Botswana’s legendary delta from the water and enjoy unforgettable sunsets and lodge comfort.
🦁 Option 2: Savuti – Stay at the Ghoha Hills Lodge, an elevated, solar-powered luxury lodge with sweeping views and incredible dry-season predator sightings.
🗺️ Accommodation
Key:
Victoria Falls (Zimbabwe): Insika Lodge
Chobe National Park: Elephant Valley Lodge
Khwai Community Area: Khwai Semi-Luxury Mobile
Moremi Game Reserve: Xakanaxa Semi-Luxury Mobile
Okavango Delta: Jumbo Junction
Victoria Falls (Zimbabwe)
Straddling the border between Zimbabwe and Zambia, the falls thunder down along the mighty Zambezi River, creating a breathtaking curtain of water. With a staggering width of 1,708 meters, they are recognized as the widest waterfalls in the world. The vibrant town of Victoria Falls, located just beside this iconic site on the Zimbabwean side, serves as a convenient hub for visitors exploring the region.
Beyond the spectacular views, the area offers a thrilling variety of adventure experiences. From helicopter rides and microlight flights to white-water rafting, bungee jumping, and kayaking, adrenaline seekers are truly spoiled for choice. For those craving wildlife, Chobe National Park lies just a short journey away, offering unforgettable safari excursions and close encounters with Africa’s most iconic animals.
Chobe National Park
Chobe National Park, located in Botswana’s northeastern corner, is one of Africa’s premier wildlife destinations.
Bordered by the powerful Chobe River to the north, this expansive reserve is Botswana’s second-largest national park and is renowned for its diverse landscapes, which support an extraordinary range of species. The park is divided into four distinct ecological regions: the lush floodplains and dense woodlands of Serondela in the northeast, the dry central savannahs, the Savuti Marsh to the west, and the Linyanti wetlands to the northwest.
Thanks to this variety of habitats, Chobe sustains an incredibly rich wildlife population. Most notably, it is home to Africa’s largest concentration of elephants, with over 50,000 moving seasonally through the region. Wildlife sightings often include lions, leopards, hyenas, African wild dogs, giraffes, zebras, wildebeest, and various antelope species like kudu, impala, and waterbuck.
One of Chobe’s unique highlights is the chance to explore the river itself on a boat safari, offering up-close views of hippos, crocodiles, and elephants bathing along the banks. This makes Chobe National Park an unmissable stop for anyone seeking both classic game drives and water-based wildlife encounters.
Khwai community area
Khwai is a remarkable wildlife-rich region located along the northern edge of the Moremi Game Reserve, within the eastern Okavango Delta.
Part of the Khwai Community Concession, this area features unfenced borders, allowing animals to roam freely between seasonal wetlands and permanent water sources, depending on the time of year. During the dry season, wildlife gathers around the Khwai River, making it an exceptional place for game viewing.
What sets Khwai apart is its status as a community-managed private concession. While it shares much of the same biodiversity as Moremi, it offers visitors added flexibility with night drives and guided walking safaris — activities not permitted in government-run parks. This creates a more intimate, immersive safari experience.
Travelers to Khwai can expect to witness elephants, leopards, lions, painted wolves (wild dogs), and a variety of antelope species, all set against a backdrop of acacia woodlands, mopane forests, and floodplains. With its pristine scenery and rich wildlife encounters, Khwai remains one of Botswana’s most rewarding and sought-after safari destinations.
Moremi Game Reserve
Located in the eastern section of the Okavango Delta, the Moremi Game Reserve is widely celebrated as one of Africa’s most stunning and ecologically rich protected areas.
Covering over 4,870 square kilometers of untouched wilderness, Moremi offers a mosaic of habitats, from flooded channels and papyrus-lined waterways to open savannah plains and dense riverine forests. This variety in landscape supports one of the most diverse collections of wildlife found anywhere in Southern Africa.
Visitors can encounter large herds of buffalo, zebra, and wildebeest, as well as rarer species such as the elusive sitatunga and red lechwe, which thrive in the marshlands. The grasslands are a haven for lions, cheetahs, and endangered African wild dogs, while the forests and lagoons attract a spectacular assortment of birdlife, including many of the 550 species found throughout Botswana.
A number of carefully positioned luxury safari lodges provide exceptional access to this wildlife paradise. With game drives, mokoro excursions, and boat safaris on offer, Moremi Game Reserve delivers an unforgettable and immersive safari experience in the heart of the delta.
Okavango Delta
Tucked into the northwestern reaches of Botswana, the Okavango Delta is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and the largest inland delta on Earth.
Here, the mighty Okavango River fans out across the arid expanse of the Kalahari Desert, creating a lush, maze-like oasis of floodplains, lily-covered lagoons, and reed-fringed islands. Spanning over 15,000 square kilometers, this remarkable ecosystem teems with life and stands as one of Africa’s most pristine and breathtaking wilderness areas.
The delta’s permanent waterways and seasonal floodplains attract an extraordinary diversity of wildlife. It is one of the few places where visitors can regularly spot all of the Big Five, with common sightings of elephants, hippos, lions, giraffes, crocodiles, and even the elusive leopard and rhino. The area is also a paradise for birdwatchers, offering the chance to spot hundreds of species in a single outing.
A journey into the Okavango Delta wouldn’t be complete without a mokoro excursion — a guided safari through the narrow channels in a traditional dugout canoe, where you’ll glide silently past herons, kingfishers, and watch elephants wading through the reeds.
Whether you’re seeking thrilling game drives, peaceful fishing trips, or close encounters with wildlife in an unspoiled setting, the Okavango Delta offers a truly unique and unforgettable safari experience.
Savuti
Set within the remote Savuti region of Chobe National Park, Ghoha Hills Lodge offers one of Botswana’s most elevated and exclusive safari experiences.
Perched atop the Ghoha Hills, this luxury eco-lodge boasts panoramic views over the Savuti Channel and surrounding woodlands, offering a spectacular vantage point for sunrise and sunset alike. The lodge is strategically located in a prime game-viewing area, renowned for its dry-season predator sightings, large elephant herds, and seasonal zebra migrations.
Savuti itself is famed for its dramatic landscapes and intense wildlife activity. Often referred to as “big predator country,” the region is home to resident prides of lion, leopards, spotted hyenas, and even cheetahs, which can be seen hunting across the dry grasslands and open pans.
Ghoha Hills Lodge blends luxury and sustainability with solar-powered suites, tasteful furnishings, and private decks overlooking active waterholes. Guests enjoy morning and afternoon game drives, birdwatching, and starry evenings in an exclusive setting far from the crowds. With a dedicated focus on privacy, fine service, and eco-conscious design, Ghoha Hills makes for a peaceful and truly immersive end to your Botswana safari adventure.
Day 1: Victoria Falls (Zimbabwe)
Arrival at Victoria Falls Airport
Transfer to Insika Lodge, includes dinner
Guided tour of Victoria Falls
Day 2–3: Chobe National Park
Transfer to Chobe
2 Nights at Elephant Valley Lodge
Game drives and boat safaris on the Chobe River
Day 4–5: Khwai Community Area
Road transfer to Khwai
2 Nights Private Camping
2x game activities per day (drive + mokoro)
Day 6–8: Moremi Game Reserve
Game transfer to Moremi
3 Nights Private Camping
Game drives, mokoro, boat safaris
Day 9–10: Okavango Delta
Charter flight to Jumbo Junction Lodge
2 activities daily, water & land-based
Day 11:
- Charter flight to Maun Airport – Departure
🟨 Option 2: Ends in Savuti
Same as above from Day 1 to Day 8
Day 9–10: Savuti
Charter flight to Ghoha Hills Lodge (Savuti)
Elevated lodge overlooking Savuti Channel
2x daily game drives included
Day 11:
- Charter flight to Maun Airport – Departure
🟩 Option 01: Victoria Falls to Okavango Fly-In Safari
- Rate per person sharing: USD $ 6,980
✅ Itinerary:
Day 1: Victoria Falls – Insika Lodge (Dinner & Overnight + Guided Falls Tour)
Day 2–3: Chobe – 2 Nights at Elephant Valley Lodge
Boat Safari & 4×4 Game Drive
Day 4–5: Khwai Private Camping
Day 6–8: Moremi Game Reserve Private Camping
Mokoro & Boat Safari Included
Day 9–10: Okavango Delta – Jumbo Junction Lodge
2 Activities Per Day
Day 11: Charter flight to Maun Airport
Noted: Same as above from Day 1 to Day 8
🟩 Option 01: Victoria Falls to Savuti Luxury Safari
- Rate per person sharing: USD $ 7,868
✅ Itinerary:
Day 1: Victoria Falls – Insika Lodge (Dinner & Overnight + Guided Falls Tour)
Day 2–3: Chobe – 2 Nights at Elephant Valley Lodge
Boat Safari & 4×4 Game Drive
Day 4–5: Khwai Private Camping
Day 6–8: Moremi Game Reserve Private Camping
Mokoro & Boat Safari Included
Day 9–10: Savuti – Ghoha Hills Lodge
Elevated Luxury Lodge + 2 Activities Per Day
Day 11: Charter flight to Maun Airport
✅ Included:
Pickup from Victoria Falls Airport
1 night at Insika Lodge + Dinner + Falls tour
2 nights at Elephant Valley Lodge (All meals + 2 game activities daily)
5 nights fully serviced luxury mobile camping (Khwai + Moremi)
Private safari vehicle & professional guide
Charter flights to either Jumbo Junction or Savuti
2 nights in the final lodge (Delta or Savuti)
All meals, drinks, park fees, and conservation levies
Charter flight to Maun Airport
❌ Not Included:
Zimbabwe Visa (US$30–50)
Victoria Falls park entry (US$50)
Lunch at Victoria Falls
Personal expenses and insurance
Staff tips