Meet-and-greet transfer from Maun airport to Sitatunga Camp for check-in and orientation; ideal to settle in and meet your guide. Check-in times commonly from 14:00, so this slot is typical for arrivals.
A short orientation walk or vehicle game-viewing around the camp to spot birds and nearby wildlife — great first taste of the Delta landscape. Activities typically run until dusk; confirm with camp staff.
Traditional welcome dinner with the camp chef; a chance to hear the plan for the next days and enjoy local flavours. Most camps serve dinner around 19:00–20:00.
Depart at dawn for the Moremi Game Reserve — early starts catch predators and active wildlife. Gates and game drive windows favour dawn and dusk viewing; confirm gate times with your operator.
Guided open-vehicle game drive in prime Moremi habitat to look for elephant, lion, buffalo, and abundant birdlife; drives run at first light and typically last until mid-morning.
Relax and eat at your Moremi overnight camp or a pre-packed picnic — a good chance to recharge in the shade between drives. Camp kitchens usually serve lunch between 12:00–14:00.
Late-afternoon game drive into different Moremi habitats to catch animals at dusk when predators often become active — expect to return after dark with spotlights.
Traditional dugout canoe (mokoro) trip through Delta channels — a quiet, intimate way to see birds, hippos and marsh-edge wildlife. Mokoro schedules are seasonal and typically run early morning and mid-morning; please check availability.
Transfer back to Maun and enjoy a hearty brunch at your lodge or local café — a chance to shower and rest. Many cafes open from 07:00–16:00; allow time for transfers.
Depart after breakfast for the Makgadikgadi Pans area; the crossing offers wide-open landscapes and a dramatic change from the Delta. Road travel times vary; allow the morning for transit and short stops.
Optional scenic aerial flight over the Okavango Delta typically departs in the morning (09:00–11:00) for best visibility — pre-book and check weather, as flights depend on conditions.
Lunch at the camp restaurant, usually with views over the waterhole where elephants and other wildlife congregate; the lodge serves meals around midday.
Guided nature walk near the lodge to learn about local ecology and smaller fauna; typically offered in the cooler hours late afternoon and dependant on guide availability.
Drive north to the Chobe National Park region and check in at Thebe River Safaris — travel time depends on pickup point but morning departure is typical.
Optional early-morning game drive in Chobe to see large concentrations of elephants and buffalo; morning drives generally start at dawn (approx 05:30–09:00) so check with the lodge for exact windows.
Sunset boat cruise to see elephants, hippos and a host of birdlife along the riverbanks — cruises commonly run mid-afternoon to sunset (approx 16:00–18:30).
Cross into Zimbabwe (border formalities apply) and check in at Shearwater Explorers Village near Victoria Falls. Border crossing times can vary; bring passport and visas if required.
Guided walking tour of the Victoria Falls rainforest to see the main viewpoints, learn geology and history — the Falls area is open typically 06:00–18:00; guided tours commonly run in the morning and early afternoon.
Choose from optional activities such as a helicopter scenic flight 'Flight of Angels' (book ahead), canoeing, or a wildlife visit — operating hours and availability vary, so confirm timing and booking with Shearwater.
Optional short activity such as a quick visit to the craft markets, short birding walk, or short boat ride on the Zambezi (depending on departure time and bookings). Many attractions open from 08:00–09:00.
Transfer to Victoria Falls Airport or onward travel arrangements; this concludes the itinerary — allow plenty of time for border formalities and airport check-in.