Only a one hour drive from Victoria Falls, Chobe National Park serves as a perfect nature getaway when visiting this region, or combines easily with other lodges within the expanse of Botswana’s additional natural areas. Relish in the luxurious comfort of the Chobe Game Lodge, while taking part in guided 4x4 game drives and romantic sunset cruises along the Chobe Riverfront. The Chobe Game Lodge is the most ideal location to experience the area, as it is the only lodge within the park boundaries.

This short two night safari will bring you to Savute, the southwest region of Chobe National Park. Situated overlooking a waterhole where animals come to drink, the Savute Safari Lodge has a viewing deck, so you can have the chance to experience incredible wildlife interactions without even leaving the comforts of the lodge. However, you won’t want to miss one of the many game drives to the famous Savute Marsh or the ancient San rock paintings at Gubatsa Hills.

Spend two nights in the comfort of Camp Moremi’s authentic looking, yet elegantly furnished East African inspired tent like structures, deep within the heart of the Reserve. As the only part of the Okavango Delta that has been set aside for the preservation of wildlife, this area is most well known for its frequent sightings of lion, leopard, and cheetah, as well as wild dogs, who’s population is quickly dwindling in most other regions of Africa. Partake in morning and afternoon game drives by boat or 4x4 to experience this land of big game animals.

In the seemingly uninhabitable environment of the Okavango Delta, stay in the security of the lush Camp Okavango on this two night safari. You will stay in one of the camp’s beautifully designed and furnished African-style safari tent structures. Built upon raised teak platforms, each tent has a private deck that offers sweeping views of the Delta and your surroundings. Take the time to enjoy this wonderful landscape and its wildlife with one of the camp’s guided game drives, mokoro tours, motorboat explorations, or nature walks.

For a more complete picture of Botswana and Southern Africa, you may want to visit the Kalahari Desert on your way through Botswana, as it will prove to be a starkly different, yet captivating landscape than that of Chobe and the Okavango Delta. In a truly unforgiving land, you will be staying in the comfort of the Tau Pan Camp, overlooking the bush from its perch upon an ancient sand dune, a vantage point that is rarely had in a land as flat as Botswana. This camp is for those who can find pleasure in the simple things, as it is renowned for the stark beauty and remoteness of it all.