Next, days eight – ten take in either Jacana Camp or Xigera Camp in the world-famous Okavango Delta viewing the abundant bird species and wildlife including a mokoro ride in a traditional dug-out canoe steered by long poles. Finally, day eleven sees guests depart by aircraft to Maun airport.

All accommodations during the journey will be in tented camps designed to evoke the old-style camping feel with modern day comforts. The first night is spent at Toka Leya Camp, a classic camp with 12 spacious en-suite safari-style tents. The camp’s dining, lounge, and bar areas plus infinity pool are perfect for relaxing. The next two nights are spent at Linyanti Tented Camp. The eight spacious canvas tents feature wooden wardrobes and trunks reminiscent of old-world tents plus en-suite toilet and shower, wide comfortable beds, mirrors, fans, and decks chairs for modern comforts. The next two nights at Gomoti Tented Camp are spent under acacia trees in five spacious tents and includes a thatched dining area and lounge. The last two nights are spent at either Jacana or Xigera – both classic camps added luxuries like a splash pool or hammocks. All meals, daily actitivites, local drinks, and laundry are included in the rates.