Two Wilds, One Botswana Safari

The Two Wilds, One Botswana Safari package includes the following: - Accommodations as per the itinerary - Meals as per the itinerary (breakfast, lunch, and dinner) - Game drives in both Chobe National Park and the Okavango Delta - Keytours 24-hour emergency assistance - Sightseeing tours and/or activities of your choice. However, items of a personal nature, travel insurance, and gratuities for drivers, guides, and escorts are not included.

Travelers will transfer from Chobe National Park to the Okavango Delta via a series of flights. After checking out from the lodge in Chobe, you'll take a road transfer to Kasane Airport for a flight to Maun. From Maun, a charter flight will take you directly to a remote island camp in the Okavango Delta. This seamless transfer allows you to enjoy the stunning aerial views of Botswana's landscapes.

Yes, this itinerary is flexible and can be amended to suit your interests. You can choose from various activities, including game drives, boat safaris, cultural excursions, and fishing trips. Keytours Vacations can assist you in customizing your experience to ensure it aligns with your preferences and desired level of adventure.

The Two Wilds, One Botswana Safari package includes stays at a permanent safari lodge within Chobe National Park and a remote island camp in the Okavango Delta. The accommodations are designed to provide a comfortable and immersive experience in nature, with standard rooms at the lodge and suites raised on teak platforms at the island camp, both offering stunning views of the surrounding wilderness.

Travel insurance is not included in the Two Wilds, One Botswana Safari package. It is advisable to arrange travel insurance separately to cover any unforeseen circumstances during your trip. You can inquire about options through your Keytours travel consultant, who can provide recommendations based on your needs.

This itinerary involves a moderate level of physical activity. Travelers will participate in game drives, boat safaris, and mokoro excursions, which may require some mobility. While there are opportunities for relaxation, such as poolside leisure and bird watching, guests should be prepared for walking during nature excursions and navigating uneven terrain in certain areas.