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Botswana gained independence in 1966 after being administered by the British for decades from 1885. Today, it is unquestionably an animal lover's dream, with national parks and wild areas occupying 38% of the country.

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9 DAYS OKAVANGO, MOREMI, KHWAI,SAVUTI & CHOBE9 DAYS OKAVANGO, MOREMI, KHWAI,SAVUTI & CHOBE

9 DAYS OKAVANGO, MOREMI, KHWAI,SAVUTI & CHOBE

Kalahari Marsh Safari Holidays invites you to an "experience of a lifetime" safari tour in Botswana. You will have a chance to watch the game in a dugout canoe in Khwai river, go on a boat cruise in the famous Okavango Delta, and meet hundreds of elephants in Chobe National Park. Enjoy your exclusive camping in private campsites within the national parks and reserves. All camp duties are performed by a very qualified team so that you can relax and enjoy your holiday

Tour TypeGroup & Private
DepartureOn Request
DestinationsBotswana
Starts inBotswana
Ends inBotswana
9 DAYS OKAVANGO, MOREMI, KHWAI,SAVUTI & CHOBE
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9 Days, 1 Destination
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Chobe Full Day Game Drive ExperienceChobe Full Day Game Drive Experience

Chobe Full Day Game Drive Experience

Guests are transferred to Chobe National Park at 06:00 am in the morning so that they drive to Botswana which is 70km from Victoria falls, that will take about 1 hour of safe driving.

Tour TypeGroup & Private
DepartureScheduled
DestinationsVictoria FallsKasane
Starts inVictoria Falls
Ends inKasane
Operated inEnglish
Chobe Full Day Game Drive Experience
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Daily, 2 Destinations
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Safaris to the Okavango Delta and the Kalahari Desert in Botswana are a highlight of any African vacation. The terrain here is unlike that of many other places that provide breathtaking views. This is primarily owing to the vast volume of water that blankets the area, particularly during the wet season when the major rivers flood their banks. For example, when the Okavango River exceeds its banks, a massive amount of water pours into the burned desert rather than the sea. Because no two floods are ever the same, the web of channels generated by this strange quirk of nature never stays the same.