DAY 1-3
Okavango Delta
On arrival at Maun International Airport collect your luggage and clear customs. You will be met by our representative in the Public Arrivals Hall, and they will assist you with check-in for your light aircraft transfer to Little Vumbura Camp. On arrival at Little Vumbura Airstrip, you will be met by your guide and transferred to the camp. Little Vumbura is a beautiful six-roomed camp accessible only by boat and situated on an island in a private concession in the northern reaches of the Okavango Delta. Shaded by an ancient forest, each tent offers en-suite facilities with indoor and outdoor shower, and a deck with incredible views of the floodplains. Stilted walkways connect the camp, and baboons can often be seen wandering. There is a sundeck, large plunge pool and reading area which overlook the floodplains, and are great spots for viewing the wildlife. Water-based activities are a focus at Little Vumbura Camp, with mokoro (dugout canoes) trips and motor boat excursions. Game drives operate in open Land Rovers and walking safaris are available on request, all offering spectacular and diverse wildlife sightings. In addition to helping to conserve the area, Little Vumbura is part of a community participation plan that brings the benefits of ecotourism to the communities that live around the Okavango Delta.
On arrival at Maun International Airport collect your luggage and clear customs. You will be met by our representative in the Public Arrivals Hall, and they will assist you with check-in for your light aircraft transfer to Little Vumbura Camp. On arrival at Little Vumbura Airstrip, you will be met by your guide and transferred to the camp. Little Vumbura is a beautiful six-roomed camp accessible only by boat and situated on an island in a private concession in the northern reaches of the Okavango Delta. Shaded by an ancient forest, each tent offers en-suite facilities with indoor and outdoor shower, and a deck with incredible views of the floodplains. Stilted walkways connect the camp, and baboons can often be seen wandering. There is a sundeck, large plunge pool and reading area which overlook the floodplains, and are great spots for viewing the wildlife. Water-based activities are a focus at Little Vumbura Camp, with mokoro (dugout canoes) trips and motor boat excursions. Game drives operate in open Land Rovers and walking safaris are available on request, all offering spectacular and diverse wildlife sightings. In addition to helping to conserve the area, Little Vumbura is part of a community participation plan that brings the benefits of ecotourism to the communities that live around the Okavango Delta.
DAY 4-6
The Okavango Delta
After your morning safari and breakfast you will be transferred to the airstrip for your short flight south to Chitabe. The camp is situated on an island in a private concession to the south-east of the Okavango Delta. The camp has 8 Meru-style tents which are raised on wooden decks and shaded by trees. Each well-appointed tent has twin beds, en-suite facilities and indoor and outdoor shower. There is also a private viewing deck overlooking the floodplains. Wooden walkways lead to the camp's main lounge, dining area and bar. The swimming pool overlooks the plain and is naturally shaded by the surrounding trees. Chitabe Camp has some of the best game viewing in the Delta as the concession is bordered on three sides by the Moremi Game Reserve. Game viewing is interesting and varied, and predator sightings are common. The area is particularly known for its African wild dog sightings and the camp lies within the Botswana Wild Dog Research Project’s research area. Guests at Chitabe Camp are almost certain to see these fascinating and rare animals. Game drives from the camp take place both day and night. In addition, walking safaris are available and are led by experienced guides.
After your morning safari and breakfast you will be transferred to the airstrip for your short flight south to Chitabe. The camp is situated on an island in a private concession to the south-east of the Okavango Delta. The camp has 8 Meru-style tents which are raised on wooden decks and shaded by trees. Each well-appointed tent has twin beds, en-suite facilities and indoor and outdoor shower. There is also a private viewing deck overlooking the floodplains. Wooden walkways lead to the camp's main lounge, dining area and bar. The swimming pool overlooks the plain and is naturally shaded by the surrounding trees. Chitabe Camp has some of the best game viewing in the Delta as the concession is bordered on three sides by the Moremi Game Reserve. Game viewing is interesting and varied, and predator sightings are common. The area is particularly known for its African wild dog sightings and the camp lies within the Botswana Wild Dog Research Project’s research area. Guests at Chitabe Camp are almost certain to see these fascinating and rare animals. Game drives from the camp take place both day and night. In addition, walking safaris are available and are led by experienced guides.
DAY 7
Return to Maun.
After breakfast you will be transferred to the airstrip for your return flight to Maun.
After breakfast you will be transferred to the airstrip for your return flight to Maun.