Vic Falls to Savuti & Okavango Delta
VICTORIA FALLS TO BOTSWANA LUXURY SAFARI
This safari has it all! Beginning at the breath taking Victoria Falls, one of the Seven Natural Wonders of the World. From the awe-inspiring cascades and misty rainbows of the falls, journey into the heart of Botswana’s pristine wilderness. Your adventure continues with a visit to Wilderness Savuti, where you will experience the dynamic Savuti Channel and its abundant wildlife. Next, explore the enchanting Tubu Tree Camp on Hunda Island, renowned for its thrilling predator sightings and picturesque floodplains. This safari ends at Wilderness Qorokwe, nestled in the diverse landscapes bordering the Moremi Game Reserve, where luxury meets untamed nature. This tour promises unforgettable encounters with Africa’s iconic wildlife and the serene beauty of its natural landscapes.
Start this epic 11-day safari at the magnificent Victoria Falls on the banks of the Zambezi River at the Royal Livingstone Hotel. Visit three of Wilderness Safaris’ most well-loved lodges in Botswana. Wilderness Tubu Tree, Wilderness Savuti, and Wilderness Qorokwe are premier safari destinations in Botswana, each offering unique wildlife experiences and luxurious accommodations.
Victoria Falls to Botswana Luxury Safari for 2024
Victoria Falls to Botswana Luxury Safari for 2025
Rate Includes bed and breakfast at Royal Livingstone and on safari:three meals daily, soft drinks, house wines, local brand spirits and beers, teas and coffees, refreshments on lodge activities, laundry, safari activities at safari lodges. All Scheduled light aircraft charter flights on a seat in plane basis per package details. Price is per person sharing, based on 2 guests travelling.
SAVE ON ALL CHARTER FLIGHTS ON THIS TRIP! All the flights in Botswana: Kasane – Savuti – Tubu Tree – Qorokwe – Maun, are free of charge! This Fly free offer is valid until 2024 but is subject to withdrawal by Wilderness Safaris at any time.
Day by Day itinerary
Day 1 to 3 – Royal Livingstone Hotel, Zambia
On arrival in Victoria Falls, you will be transferred to the Royal Livingstone Hotel. Activities include a sunset cruise on the Upper Zambezi River and a walking tour of the Victoria Falls on the Zimbabwe side. The hotel offers direct access to the viewing points on the Zambia side which you can enjoy at your leisure.
Located in lush gardens along the banks of the Zambezi River just before it plunges over Victoria Falls, the thundering of the falls and the spray kicked up provides a backdrop to your stay.
The Royal Livingstone Hotel, located on the banks of the Zambezi River in Zambia, offers a luxurious gateway to the iconic Victoria Falls. This elegant hotel combines colonial-style architecture with modern amenities, providing guests with an atmosphere of timeless sophistication. Each room features private verandas with stunning views of the river and the falls’ spray in the distance. The hotel’s lush gardens, complete with roaming zebras and giraffes, create a serene and picturesque setting. Indulge in gourmet dining, unwind by the pool, or enjoy a sunset river cruise, all while experiencing impeccable service and unparalleled proximity to one of the world’s most awe-inspiring natural wonders.
Day 3 to 6 – Wilderness Savuti Camp, Linyanti Concession
After breakfast, you will be transferred by road to the Zambia border and cross over the Chobe River to Botswana on the newly built Kazangula Bridge. Once at Kasane Airport you will fly to the Linyanti Concession where your guide from Savuti Camp will be waiting.
Wilderness Savuti, located in the private Linyanti Wildlife Reserve, offers an exceptional safari experience with land and water-based game viewing. The Savuti Channel, influenced by subtle tectonic shifts, alternates between flowing strongly and receding, creating diverse habitats that attract a variety of wildlife. Visitors can enjoy thrilling day and night game drives, guided walks, helicopter rides, and seasonal boating and fishing.
The charming camp atmosphere, professional guides, and excellent hospitality ensure an unforgettable stay. Highlights include the stylish Star Bed overlooking Zibadianja Lagoon and opportunities to see over 400 bird species, hippos, crocodiles, and wading elephants when water levels are high.
Wilderness Savuti supports various research and conservation initiatives focused on the region’s large elephant herds and overall environmental impact. The camp features six suites with front-row views of the Savuti Channel, including a family room. Elevated wooden decks extend from the main lounge, dining, and bar areas, offering panoramic views. Guests can also enjoy a small pool and an evening fire deck. Wildlife sightings in the area include high concentrations of plains game, predators such as lions, leopards, cheetahs, hyenas, and wild dogs, as well as rarer species like aardvarks and aardwolves.
Day 6 to 8 – Wilderness Tubu Tree Camp, South West Okavango Delta
Wilderness Tubu Tree, ideally situated on the western edge of Hunda Island, offers thrilling leopard, wild dog, and hyena sightings amidst the game-rich floodplains. You can enjoy spectacular game viewing through drives, guided walks, and water adventures. The camp provides a complete Delta experience with activities such as traditional dugout canoe rides, catch-and-release fishing, and boating, offering close encounters with brilliant birds, reed frogs, and hippos.
Staying true to its name, the camp features eight tents set into a tree canopy, connected by elevated walkways, and includes a family unit with adjoining tents, bathrooms, and a shared lounge. The main area boasts a famous bar under a marula tree and a pool deck with panoramic views, while the Tubu Star Bed allows for a romantic night under the African sky.
Wilderness Tubu Tree is renowned for its predator sightings, with day and night game drives revealing leopards, wild dogs, and hyenas. The island is a wildlife haven, home to elephants, zebras, red lechwe, giraffes, tsessebe, wildebeest, kudu, impala, bushbuck, and various bird species. The floodplains and waterways teem with wetland birds, while dryland species thrive on the larger islands. Committed to sustainable conservation, Wilderness Tubu Tree actively participates in projects to curb poaching and overfishing, ensuring the protection of this iconic wildlife destination
Day 8 to 11 – Qorokwe Camp, South East Okavango Delta
Wilderness Qorokwe, bordering the renowned Moremi Game Reserve, is one of Botswana’s premier wildlife-viewing destinations. Covering over 26,180 hectares, it offers a mix of habitats fed by the Santantadibe and Gomoti channels, attracting diverse wildlife, including impressive buffalo herds. This land-based camp invites year-round safari adventures with activities such as mokoro rides, nature walks, bush picnics, and Champagne sundowner stops on boating safaris.
Guests can also enjoy adrenaline-pumping night drives to track predator-prey action, followed by culinary delights and storytelling around a fire. The camp’s eco-chic styling blends modern interiors with natural exteriors, featuring nine elegant tents, an infinity pool, and elevated walkways for spectacular views of the wildlife and wilderness.
Qorokwe is a predator stronghold, offering thrilling encounters with lions, cheetahs, leopards, and other iconic animals. Its diverse biomes, from acacia woodlands to pristine floodplains, are home to giraffes, zebras, red lechwe, and mud-encrusted buffalo. Elephant herds are regular visitors, and the area is frequented by African predators such as lions, cheetahs, leopards, spotted hyenas, and wild dogs. The camp plays a crucial role in empowering local communities by creating jobs and income-generating opportunities, with staff largely employed from the community. It runs on 100% solar-generated power, highlighting its commitment to sustainability and community development.
