When you arrive in Johannesburg, a local representative will greet you at the airplane door with a sign displaying your name. Together with your assistant, you will be guided through immigration, baggage collection, and customs. A private transfer to your hotel is included.

A transfer is provided between the airport and your hotel. Board a flight from Johannesburg to Kasane, which takes approximately one hour and 45 minutes. Then, board a flight from Maun to the Linyanti Wildlife Region. The duration of this journey depends on the number of stops. Please note the strict luggage restrictions for this flight, with passengers allowed 20kg of luggage, including carry-on. Luggage dimensions must not exceed 30cm wide, 35cm high, and 70cm long. Soft baggage is recommended.

The Selinda Reserve is a private wildlife concession that connects the Okavango Delta to the Linyanti Swamps. It is known for its wildlife, including hippo-killing lions, cheetah, wild dog, and leopard. The area also offers excellent sightings of plains game such as giraffe, zebra, wildebeest, impala, lechwe, and elephant. On safari, you can see a diverse range of species, from lion prides to elephant herds to packs of wild dog. There are also frequent sightings of nocturnal wildlife like aardwolf and civet. Explore the area on foot, in a 4x4 vehicle, by canoe, or quietly sitting in a hide. This experience will expand the knowledge of even the most well-traveled. The region's famous "surfing lions" that hunt hippos showcase their legendary hunting skills. The Selinda pack of Wild Dogs, one of Africa's most endangered predators, is commonly found here. Other common species include buffalo, giraffe, zebra, wildebeest, hippo, hyena, and various antelope.

Zarafa Camp is located in a vast private reserve, offering intimate wildlife encounters. With stunning landscapes and a prime location on ZIbadianja lagoon, the camp provides a unique and luxurious safari experience. Despite being eco-friendly, each tent is equipped with professional camera equipment for guests to use. A variety of activities are available to explore the beautiful surroundings of Zarafa Camp. Daily game drives and night drives offer the chance to encounter African wildlife up close. Bush walks provide an opportunity to observe smaller creatures. The camp also offers excellent birdwatching and seasonal catch and release fishing.

Start your morning in the Selinda Reserve with a cup of java as the sun rises. Then, hop on a safari vehicle for an exhilarating game drive through the bush. The reserve is teeming with diverse animal species, including leopard, cheetah, elephant, and buffalo, all active before the temperature rises. Your guide, with their expert knowledge, will lead you to secret gathering spots and track game of all sizes, making sure your adventure is thrilling. After a few hours, return to your lodge for a delicious meal and some relaxation.

Explore the remote wilderness on foot to truly appreciate its beauty. With your experienced guide, venture into the area around your lodge to discover the intricacies of this unique ecosystem. While you may encounter larger game from a safe distance, walking safaris also allow you to appreciate the smaller creatures and local fauna that often go unnoticed in a 4X4 vehicle. Lace up your boots and get ready for an exciting adventure!

Travel from Linyanti Wildlife Region to Moremi Game Reserve by taking a flight with stops. The duration of the journey depends on the number of stops.

Strict luggage restrictions apply for this flight. Passengers can bring 20kg (44lb) of luggage, including carry-on. Luggage dimensions should not exceed 30cm (11.8 in) wide, 35 cm (13.8 in) high, and 70 cm (27.5 in) long. Soft baggage is recommended.

Xigera Camp offers extraordinary experiences that showcase its exceptional location and allow guests to explore the stunning surroundings. Daily land excursions immerse guests in the wonders of the Okavango Delta, known for its grasslands, forests, and annual floodplains. Expert Xigera guides lead 4x4 game drives and bush walks to discover the magic and mystery of this unique wilderness. Water experiences at Xigera are a highlight. Gliding along flooded channels in a mokoro, a traditional dugout canoe, provides a new perspective on the Delta. Motorboat excursions explore deeper rivers and lagoons with crocodiles and hippo. Seasonal catch-and-release fishing is available near Moremi Game Reserve.

Moremi Game Reserve offers year-round opportunities for superb water-based wildlife viewing, with a permanent network of swamps and rivers. Hop on a safari boat to get closer to the Delta’s wild inhabitants and meander down the winding channels of the Okavango. Listen to your guide as they share their wealth of knowledge about this great wilderness.

After lunch and a siesta, head out on an afternoon game drive. Around 4 pm, when the temperatures drop, witness the bush activity before sunset. Your guide knows all the best viewing spots and provides commentary about the species you encounter. After an adventurous game drive, return to your lodge for dinner.

In the afternoon, join others at the lodge for your game drive. Experience excellent savanna game viewing and bird-watching on the lagoons. There are thickly wooded areas, home to the shy leopard. To the northeast lies the Chobe National Park, which borders the Moremi Game Reserve. Enjoy a traditional sun-downer before heading back to the lodge.

Start your day by waking up to the bush's sounds and enjoying a cup of java. Then, embark on a safari drive through the vast open savannahs and lush forests of Moremi Game Reserve. Hop on a safari vehicle and breathe in the fresh air as your guide takes you deep into the reserve. Moremi, located just outside the national park, offers an exciting opportunity to explore this pristine land and discover its secrets. Keep an eye out for lions, elephant herds, hippos, and the beautiful variety of resident antelope species. After your morning adventure, return to your camp for some well-deserved relaxation.

The areas surrounding Moremi Game Reserve are a haven for birdwatchers in Southern Africa. From watering holes to forests, flood plains, and mud pans, Okavango Delta provides prime habitats for both resident and migratory bird species. With over 500 species recorded and strict protection guidelines, you can expect an exceptional birdwatching experience.

The lodge offers a transfer service between the airstrip and the lodge. This flight leaves from Moremi Game Reserve and goes to Makgadikgadi in Botswana. Passengers who weigh more than 110kg will need to buy an extra seat. The luggage allowance for this flight is 20kg (44lb) per person, for both carry-on and checked luggage. The dimensions of the luggage must not exceed 25cm (10 inches) wide, 30cm (12 inches) high, and 62cm (24 inches) long. Your checked luggage should be soft-sided, without wheels or a spine. It is recommended to use a duffel bag. A small purse or backpack is recommended as a carry-on to keep your camera, passport, hat, sunblock, or other necessary items easily accessible.

Guests staying at Jack's Camp have a variety of activities to enjoy during their stay. Regular activities at Jack's Camp include interacting with the friendly meerkats, learning from the Bushmen, visiting Chapman's Baobab, experiencing the unique desert wildlife with expert guides, and stargazing. During the wet season, guests can witness the incredible zebra and wildebeest migration, while the dry season offers the opportunity to explore the vast Makgadikgadi saltpans on quad bikes.

Embark on a game drive to explore the Makgadikgadi Pan, a vast salt flat in Northeastern Botswana. This pan was once part of Lake Makgadikgadi, which dried up thousands of years ago. The pan is home to sand dunes, rocky islands, and desert terrain. During the wet season, the Makgadikgadi Pans Game Reserve is a hub for animal migrations, including herds of zebra and wildebeest. Other species like gemsbok, eland, and red hartebeest can also be spotted, along with predators and the rare brown hyena. This exciting adventure guarantees breathtaking views and unforgettable experiences.

Deepen your understanding of the Makgadikgadi ecosystem by joining a guided walk with the San Bushmen. Led by a local staff member, you will learn about their traditional ways of life and their symbiotic relationship with the natural environment. As you explore the arid land, you will gain insights into the diverse flora and fauna and witness the San's cultural heritage through their daily activities. This experience offers a humbling perspective on life in the desert that cannot be missed during your visit to Botswana.

In the morning, head out to see the meerkats in the Kalahari. You can get close to them and they might even snuggle up to you for warmth. They might also use your head as a lookout post. Spending time with them will show you how they interact with each other and their environment. Seeing the desert from their perspective is a unique experience in Botswana.

In the afternoon, continue your experience in the Makgadikgadi with a game drive. Your expert guide will lead you in tracking different wildlife species and teach you about their daily routines. Afternoon drives offer thrilling adventures as the bush activity picks up. Each drive is different, so don't forget to bring your camera.

Enjoy the view on this charter hop flight from Makgadikgadi to Maun, Botswana.
Passengers over 110kg must buy an extra seat.
Luggage limit: 20kg (44lb) per person for carry-on and checked bags. Bags must not exceed 25cm (10 inches) wide, 30 cm (12 inches) high, and 62 cm (24 inches) long. Checked bags should be soft-sided with no wheels or spine, a duffel bag is recommended. Carry a small purse/backpack for easy access to camera, passport, hat, sunblock, and other essentials.
Take a flight from Maun to Johannesburg with a duration of approximately one hour and 35 minutes.