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21 Days from$805 p/p in USD -
DeparturesYear Round
Destinations
Botswana,
Tour Type
Self Drive
Safari Standard
Budget, Camping
Tour Overview
This ultimate 3-week self-drive safari takes you from Botswana’s premium game viewing areas of the Okavango Delta and Chobe National Park to truly remote Namibia with it’s vast desert landscapes and Atlantic coastline, a country full of surprising contrasts. Discover these remarkable countries in complete confidence with your well-equipped 4×4 vehicle, perfectly suited to take you on your adventure through Botswana and Namibia’s varied terrain.
General Information
- Safari types:Big Five Safari, Camping Safari, Self Drive Safari, Wildlife Safari
- You will visit:Moremi, Savuti, Chobe
- Wildlife:Elephant, Giraffe, Hippo, Buffalo, Zebra, Lion, Hyena
- Getting around:4x4 Vehicle
- Start/end:Start/end in Maun
SAFARI RATES – USD PER PERSON
From USD 805 per person, excluding vehicle hire
VEHICLE HIRE RATES – USD
(1) Toyota Hilux Double Cab 3.0 D4D
Low Season Nov – Jun
Vehicle Only Rates
1-10 days From USD 140
11-20 days From USD 135
21-40 days From USD 130
Fully Equipped Rates
1-10 days From USD 175
11-20 days From USD 170
21-40 days From USD 165
High Season Jul – Oct
Vehicle Only Rates
1-10 days From USD 185
11-20 days From USD 180
21-40 days From USD 175
Fully Equipped Rates
1-10 days From USD 210
11-20 days From USD 205
21-40 days From USD 195
(2) Toyota Land Cruiser Station Wagon 4.2D & Toyota Land Cruiser Single Cab
Low Season Nov – Jun
Vehicle Only Rates
1-10 days From USD 180
11-20 days From USD 175
21-40 days From USD 170
Fully Equipped Rates
1-10 days From USD 220
11-20 days From USD 210
21-40 days From USD 205
High Season Jul – Oct
Vehicle Only Rates
1-10 days From USD 215
11-20 days From USD 205
21-40 days From USD 195
Fully Equipped Rates
1-10 days From USD 260
11-20 days From USD 250
21-40 days From USD 240
NOTES
- Comprehensive vehicle hand-overs are only offered in Maun
- GPS is pre-loaded with comprehensive Tracks for Africa maps
- Satphone calls charged at $1.00 per minute – calls to Wild Wheels are free in an emergency
- No collection or drop off fees for Maun, Kasane or Gaborone. Contact us for fees for Francistown, Bulawayo, Harare, Victoria Falls, Livingstone and Windhoek
- Contact us for details on Insurance Excess options, call-out rates, after-hours fees and cleaning fees
Disclaimer
- This itinerary is owned and delivered by ‘Bushtrackers‘
- All prices are ‘From’ and may vary at the time of booking
- Display price is usually based on two people sharing
- ‘Bushtrackers‘ reserves the right to change the content and price of the itinerary
- All itineraries are subject to availability
Day by Day Overview
Collect your chosen vehicle and you will have time to stock up on provisions.
Days will be spent exploring the Moremi Game Reserve – road conditions depend on the time of year of travel so discuss with your consultant at the time of booking.
The drive up to Savuti from Moremi will be a long day but worth it. Explore the surrounding areas on the lookout for the incredible wildlife that calls this beautiful area home.
Famous for its large elephant population, Chobe also has plenty more to offer. Take a trip in to Kasane and hop on a boat to see the wildlife from a unique perspective.
Travelling through the Caprivi Strip you will arrive in Divundu. Head across to visit Popa Falls.
This is a great stopover on the way to Etosha – visit the San Village if you have time.
Two nights in two different locations allows you to visit some of the habitats found in this huge national park, home to a plethora of birdlife and wildlife including, if you’re incredibly lucky, the black rhinoceros.
Four hours from Etosha is the UNESCO world heritage site where one of the largest concentrations of rock art in Africa is situated (around 2,000).
A German town with some wonderful examples of German colonial architecture.Hit the beach, but beware – the Atlantic Ocean is rather chilly at times! There are also more action packed options in the Namib desert such as quad biking and sand boarding.
Head south from Swakopmund past Walvis Bay and arrive in Sossusvlei 5½ hours later. Here you can see the iconic and much photographed red sand dunes along with Dead Vlei and Sesriem Canyon.
Head to the capital city for a night. Visit the craft centre and enjoy dinner at one of the most popular places, Joe’s Beerhouse.
Entering back in to Botswana, overnight in Ghanzi, a cattle town situated in the Kalahari Desert. Its most famous inhabitants are the San who you can accompany on a guided walk.
As the drive from Ghanzi to Maun is around 8 hours, we recommend a night in Maun when you arrive back, before you fly home.
