Botswana Epic Tour
The Botswana Epic Tour is a journey into the raw heart of Africa. From the thunder of Victoria Falls to the elephant-dominated plains of Chobe, the wild reveals itself in breathtaking moments. Savuti and Khwai pulse with ancient rhythms of predator and prey, while the Boteti Riverfront draws life back to the desert. At Khama Rhino Sanctuary, silence and conservation meet. This is Botswana untamed—powerful, immersive, and unforgettable.
Itinerary
Day 1: Meet & Greet – Woodlands, Francistown.
Welcome to the adventure! We meet at Woodlands in Francistown, get to know each other, and settle in for a relaxed evening under the African sky.
Day 2: Elephant Sands.
We journey to Elephant Sands for a truly special experience. Enjoy dinner and breakfast while elephants gather at the waterhole just steps away - unforgettable moments.
Day 3: Travel to Kasane – Telodi Safari Lodge.
We hit the road toward Kasane, the gateway to incredible wildlife experiences. Our home for the night is Telodi Safari Lodge, where we camp beneath a star-filled sky.
Day 4: Victoria Falls Day Trip.
After breakfast, we take a shuttle into Zimbabwe to spend the day exploring the mighty Victoria Falls. Enjoy the views, the atmosphere, and a delicious lunch buffet.
Day 5: Chobe National Park – Free Day.
Today is all about freedom and exploration. Head into Chobe National Park at your own pace and discover its rich wildlife and beautiful landscapes.
Day 6: Hennie’s hideout.
Traveling from Telodi Safari lodge to Hennie’s Hideout for a relaxing evening and to prepare ourselves for taking on the Savuti Game Reserve and all it has to offer.
Day 7-9: Savuti.
Spend 3 nights and 4 days in the Savuti. Experience untamed Africa like nowhere else. Wildlife untouched, wild and raw. The Savuti will leave its footprints in your heart for many years to come.
Day 10 - 11: Elephant Pools.
We journey to the Elephant Pools in Khwai. We explored the Khwai River by land and water. The mokoro trip is especially magical gliding silently through the reeds, we got an up-close look at everything from massive hippos to the region’s most exotic birds
Day 12 - 13: Khumaga Campsite, Boteti River.
Leaving The Okavango Delta behind, we ventured towards the Khumaga Campsite by the serene Boteti River. Setting up camp here is like entering a different world, where time slowed down and nature's beauty took center stage. Spend a few days watching herds of wildebeest and zebras flock to the river, and nights filled with the sounds of the wild, under a blanket of stars.
Day 14: Khama Rhino Sanctuary.
Finally, this epic journey concludes at Khama Rhino Sanctuary reflecting on this incredible adventure. As we sit by the fire, sharing stories and memories, knowing this trip would forever hold a special place in our hearts.
Day 15: Departure
Embark on your journey home at your own pace. Take your time to savor the final moments of this incredible adventure.
Pack your bags and get ready for the ultimate safari experience! This trip promises to be a blend of adventure, relaxation, and unforgettable memories. We can't wait to Share this journey with you!
Introducing
Calls Of Kalahari
Introducing
Botswana Epic Tour
Botswana Epic Tour is the ultimate journey through some of Southern Africa’s most iconic wilderness destinations. From the elephant-rich floodplains of Chobe National Park to the thundering spectacle of Victoria Falls, this adventure captures the true spirit of Africa. We venture deep into the wild heart of Savuti, explore the game-rich Khwai Area, and follow the life-giving waters of the Boteti Riverfront, where wildlife gathers in spectacular numbers. Our journey is rounded off at Khama Rhino Sanctuary, a powerful conservation success story and a haven for endangered rhino. Whether you’re drawn by dramatic landscapes, unforgettable wildlife encounters, or the freedom of the open road, Botswana Epic Tour delivers an immersive safari experience where every day writes a new chapter of adventure.
General Tips
- Plan Ahead: Make sure your vehicle is in excellent condition. Check tires, brakes, and oil levels. Have a spare tire and necessary tools ready.
- Safety Gear: Bring a first aid kit, fire extinguisher, and a satellite phone or GPS device in case of emergencies.
- Maps and GPS: Have physical maps and a GPS device. Signal may be spotty in some areas.
- Permits and Reservations: Ensure you have all necessary permits and have made reservations for campsites.
- Comfort Items for Kids: Bring favorite toys, books, and games to keep the children entertained during long drives.
What to Bring
Essentials
- Rooftop Tent/Bush Caravan: Ensure it’s in good condition and easy to set up. Practice setting it up before the trip.
- Sleeping Gear: Comfortable sleeping bags, pillows, and mats for everyone.
- Clothing: Pack layers for varying weather, including warm clothing for cool nights and lightweight clothing for the day.
- Footwear: Comfortable, sturdy shoes for walking and sandals for camp.
Food and Water
- Non-Perishable Foods: Canned foods, pasta, rice, and snacks like nuts and dried fruits.
- Fresh Produce: Carrots, apples, oranges, and potatoes for easy cooking and snacking.
- Cooking Equipment: Portable stove, fuel, pots, pans, utensils, and a cooler for perishables.
- Water: At least 5-6 liters per person per day. Bring water purification tablets or a portable filter for emergencies.
- Children's Favorites: Juice boxes, snacks, and easy-to-prepare meals that kids enjoy.
Comfort and Convenience
- Camping Chairs and Table: For comfortable dining and relaxation.
- Shade: A portable canopy or umbrella for shade during the day.
- Lighting: Headlamps, lanterns, and extra batteries.
Activities for Kids
- Educational Materials: Books about local wildlife and ecosystems.
- Games and Crafts: Simple games, coloring books, and nature scavenger hunts.
- Binoculars: For spotting animals and birds.
Health and Safety
- First Aid Kit: Include bandages, antiseptic wipes, pain relievers, and any necessary prescription medications.
- Insect Repellent: Protect against mosquitoes and other bugs.
- Sun Protection: Sunscreen, hats, and sunglasses for everyone.
Vehicle Essentials
- Spare Tires: Ensure they are in good condition.
- Tool Kit: Include a jack, wrench, and necessary tools for repairs.
- Recovery Gear: Shovel, tow straps, and a portable air compressor.
- Fuel: Extra fuel cans in case of long stretches without gas stations.
Remember, the key to a successful trip is preparation and flexibility. Embrace the unexpected and enjoy the journey amongst the giants!
Trip Cost
P 12 615.00
Costings
Trip Cost: P 12,615.00
Cost Breakdown:
Total Cost per Person (Sharing): P 12,615.00
Deposit (to secure booking): P 1,500.00
Remaining Amount:
P 12,615.00 – P 1,500.00 = P 11,115.00
Installment Plan:
To make the payment manageable, here’s a suggested installment plan based on the remaining amount after the deposit:
Initial Deposit:
P 1,500.00 (Due upon booking)
You have the option to pay the remaining P 11,115.00 over several months, ensuring the full payment is completed 30 days before the trip.
If you start paying monthly installments well in advance, here are a few options:
6-Month Plan:
Monthly Installment: P 1,852.50
Number of Months: 6
9-Month Plan:
Monthly Installment: P 1,235.00
Number of Months: 9
12-Month Plan:
Monthly Installment: P 926.25
Number of Months: 12
Example Scenario (6-Month Plan):
Initial Deposit (Upon Booking): P 1,500.00
Month 1: P 1,852.50
Month 2: P 1,852.50
Month 3: P 1,852.50
Month 4: P 1,852.50
Month 5: P 1,852.50
Month 6: P 1,852.50
South African citizens do not need a visa to visit Botswana for tourism purposes if their stay is less than 90 days. However, citizens of other countries might require a visa. Always check the latest travel regulations.
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