Itinerary

Okavango Crossing Wilderness Camping

15 days / 14 nights Botswana Wilderness Self-Drive Safari

The ultimate two-week safari journey through Botswana’s most iconic wilderness. From the elephant-rich riverbanks of Chobe, the route moves west into the remote floodplains of Linyanti and the raw predator country of Savuti. Khwai and Moremi reveal the heart of the Okavango ecosystem, where rivers, lagoons, and woodlands converge in extraordinary wildlife diversity. The journey concludes with private mobile camping deep in the Okavango Delta—an exclusive and refined finale. Designed as the perfect 14-day escape, Okavango Crossing offers one of the most complete and immersive ways to experience Africa in a single, seamless journey.

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Suzuki Jimny (5-door) / Toyota Land Cruiser · 2 pax per Jimny / 4 pax per Land Cruiser 2,300 USD per Person

Toyota Land Cruiser · 2 pax per vehicle 3,800 USD per Person

Indicative per-person rates, dependent on season, party size and vehicle. Park fees, accommodation and vehicle are included as specified in your written offer; international flights are not.

Okavango Crossing Wilderness Camping safari itinerary

Route map for Okavango Crossing Wilderness Camping — The route

Day by day

5 stages across 15 days / 14 nights. This is the route as it stands. Nights can be added in one place or a leg dropped entirely.

Stage 1 of 5

DAYS 1 – KASANE – THE RIVERFRONT GATEWAY

The journey begins in Kasane, where a comfortable lodge stay offers time to prepare, settle in, and transition into safari mode. Positioned near the Chobe River, this is the natural starting point for a journey defined by water, wildlife, and movement.
Stage 2 of 5

DAYS 2–4 – CHOBE NATIONAL PARK – RIVER AND FLOODPLAINS

The Chobe Riverfront introduces extraordinary wildlife density from the outset. Campsites are located close to the river, where elephants move through camp and hippos call through the night. Rooftop tents provide an elevated perspective over floodplains and channels, and mornings often begin with game visible directly from camp. The constant presence of water shapes every encounter.
Stage 3 of 5

DAYS 5–7 – LINYANTI & SAVUTI – REMOTE AND UNTAMED

Moving away from the river, the landscape becomes wilder and more isolated. Unfenced campsites place you deep within predator territory, with lions and hyenas often heard after dark. Days are defined by vast, rugged scenery and powerful wildlife interactions, while rooftop tents offer comfort without breaking immersion. This region captures the raw essence of northern Botswana.
Stage 4 of 5

DAYS 8–12 – KHWAI & MOREMI – THE HEART OF THE DELTA

Riverine forests, open floodplains, and lagoon systems create one of Botswana’s most diverse wildlife regions. Campsites are often shaded and positioned near water, attracting elephants, antelope, and rich birdlife. The variation in habitat delivers exceptional game viewing, with each day revealing a different side of the Okavango ecosystem. Evenings are calm and atmospheric as the bush settles around camp.
Stage 5 of 5

DAYS 13–15 – OKAVANGO DELTA – PRIVATE MOBILE CAMPING

The journey culminates with private mobile camping deep in the Okavango Delta—the most exclusive and immersive way to experience this iconic wilderness. A fully serviced, private camp is set up in a remote location accessible only to your party. Spacious walk-in tents, proper beds, and attentive staff create a sense of understated luxury. Days unfold on pristine waterways and islands, while evenings are spent around the campfire under vast delta skies. It is a refined and unforgettable conclusion to a journey that captures the very best of Africa in just two weeks.