Little Rock Safaris

The day begins with a dawn mokoro journey deeper into the delta’s intricate waterways, covering around 15 kilometers of unspoiled wilderness. Under the guidance of your professional tracker, you explore Moremi Game Reserve on foot, moving quietly through floodplains alive with antelope, giraffes, and an abundance of bird species. In the afternoon, you travel to Chief’s Island, a permanent water source that draws elephants and buffalo year-round. Here, the chance to see these giants up close in their natural environment is an unforgettable highlight of the trip.

Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

After breakfast, a short flight takes you to the Khwai airstrip, followed by a quick drive to your luxury camp overlooking the seasonal Khwai River. This community-managed conservancy is a hotspot for predator activity, and the afternoon’s open 4x4 game drive offers the opportunity to search for lions, leopards, and even wild dogs. As you traverse the varied habitats, your guide shares insights into the local conservation efforts that benefit both wildlife and the Khwai community.

Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

An early game drive gives you one last taste of Khwai’s wildlife before embarking on a 280-kilometer overland transfer to Namibia via the Mohembo/Divundu border. The route takes you through the scenic Caprivi Strip, also known as the Zambezi Region, a lush corridor where rivers sustain both wildlife and vibrant local cultures. By afternoon, you arrive near Rundu, where you settle into your lodge, enjoy a leisurely lunch, and prepare for the transition from Botswana’s wetlands to Namibia’s arid landscapes.

Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

This morning, you travel 350 kilometers south to reach Etosha National Park, entering through Andersson Gate. The vast Etosha Pan stretches before you—a shimmering white expanse that inspired its name in the Ovambo language, meaning “Great White Place.” Your first game drive in the park focuses on the Okaukuejo area, whose famous waterhole attracts a remarkable variety of wildlife. During the dry season, it’s common to witness black rhinos, elephants, and herds of antelope gathering here in spectacular numbers.

Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Your final morning begins with an early drive across Etosha, stopping at key waterholes such as Halali, Goas, and Klein Namutoni. These areas are excellent for spotting rare species like Hartmann’s mountain zebra and the endangered black-faced impala. After this last immersion in Africa’s wild beauty, you depart the park and travel 450 kilometers to Windhoek’s Hosea Kutako International Airport, arriving by early evening for your onward flight.

Meals: Breakfast, Lunch