Your 15 Days Best of Botswana & Zimbabwe Safari Holiday Vacation Southern Africa Safari begins in Maun, the gateway to the Okavango Delta. Upon arrival, you will explore the town, where you can pick up any supplies for your safari. Visit local craft markets for handmade souvenirs and enjoy traditional meals at local restaurants. Settle into your accommodation and relax, preparing for the adventures ahead. This evening, a briefing about the upcoming days prepares you for the wildlife experiences and the cultural interactions you will encounter. Maun serves as an important hub for expeditions, and your time here sets the stage for the unforgettable days ahead.

Spend two days in the enchanting Okavango Delta, where you will navigate the intricate waterways by mokoro. This traditional canoeing style allows for close encounters with wildlife such as hippos and crocodiles. Guided walking safaris offer the chance to track animals like sable antelope and bush elephants. You will also hear the calls of various bird species, including African fish eagles, as you glide through the delta’s channels. At night, the starlit sky creates a magical backdrop for storytelling around the campfire, reflecting on the day’s observations.

Travel to the Greater Moremi Game Reserve, known for its rich biodiversity. Over two days, engage in game drives to observe lions, leopards, and African wild dogs in their natural habitats. The varied environments, from grasslands to woodlands, provide habitats for numerous species. Your expert guides share insights on animal behavior and conservation efforts. Enjoy tranquil moments watching elephants gather at waterholes or observing a pride of lions resting under acacia trees. Each evening brings the opportunity to review the day's sightings and bond with fellow travelers.

On Day 6, head to Khwai, located on the edge of the Moremi Reserve. This area is renowned for its scenic beauty and abundant wildlife. Spend the day exploring on game drives and guided walks, where you can witness up-close interactions among zebras and giraffes. The Khwai River attracts a variety of animals, and you may see elephants bathing or buffalo grazing. The evening is reserved for a night drive, which offers the chance to spot nocturnal creatures such as bushbabies and jackals, enhancing your safari experience.

Depart from Greater Moremi to Nata. The journey allows you to take in the changing scenery of Botswana. Stop at salt pans along the way to observe unique wildlife and bird species, including flamingos if the season is right. Upon arrival in Nata, take a relaxing afternoon walk to appreciate the local environment. Consider visiting the Nata Bird Sanctuary, a haven for birdwatchers that hosts a variety of migratory and resident bird species. Settle in for the evening, reflecting on the beautiful nature surrounding you.

Travel from Nata to Kasane, the gateway to Chobe National Park. Known for its diverse wildlife, Chobe is home to the largest elephant population in Africa. Spend your day on a river cruise, where you can witness hippos lounging in the water and elephants crossing the riverbanks. Enjoy the vibrant sunsets as wildlife comes alive during the cooler hours. The evening offers a chance to relive the day’s events and plan for the excitement of visiting Chobe National Park.

Dedicate this day to exploring Chobe National Park on game drives. This park is famous for its large herds of elephants and a rich variety of wildlife, such as lions, leopards, and various antelopes. Your guides will help you spot and identify different species while providing background on the park's conservation status. The park’s diverse habitats, from floodplains to woodlands, create endless opportunities for wildlife viewing. Return to your accommodation to share stories with others about the remarkable encounters of the day.

Travel from Chobe to Hwange National Park in Zimbabwe. Over three days, each day is filled with activities centered around game drives that offer chances to see elephants, zebra, and giraffe. Hwange is known for its waterholes, which attract wildlife, especially during the dry season. The park's impressive population of elephants provides numerous sightings. You may also have the chance to engage with local communities committed to wildlife conservation. In the evenings, enjoy guided night drives to discover the nightlife of Hwange’s residents, including various predators.

On Day 13, make your way to the iconic Victoria Falls, one of Africa's most renowned natural landmarks. Spend the day exploring the various viewpoints of the falls, where you can hear the roar of water cascading down. Walk along the trails to gain different perspectives of this majestic site, witnessing the power of nature. Various activities are available, including helicopter rides for aerial views of the falls. In the evening, consider a sunset cruise on the Zambezi River, where you can relax and take in the natural beauty surrounding you.

The last two days of your 15 Days Best of Botswana & Zimbabwe Safari Holiday Vacation Southern Africa Safari are dedicated to exploring the area surrounding Victoria Falls. Choose from various activities, such as white-water rafting, bungee jumping, or guided tours to learn more about the local culture and history. Spend time visiting local markets, art galleries, and museums, enriching your understanding of Zimbabwean traditions. Reflect on your safari adventure as you relax in the evenings, sharing memories with fellow travelers. As your journey concludes, take time to appreciate the landscapes and wildlife that have made this trip truly remarkable.