Our journey begins in Maun, Botswana’s safari gateway—accessible
via Johannesburg, Cape Town, or Addis Ababa. Just beyond the
town’s bustle lies Crocodile Lodge, a peaceful riverside retreat with a
pool, spa, restaurant, and bar—perfect for unwinding after a long
flight.
Stay includes: dinner and breakfast (alcohol not included).

Grassland Lodge – Central Kalahari
Our journey continues by road from Maun into Botswana’s wild
heart. After crossing cattle farmland and sandy tracks, we reach
Grassland Safari Lodge—a family-run retreat on a former cattle
farm, now a 10,000-hectare private reserve bordering the vast
Central Kalahari. Wildlife moves freely between the protected lands
and the reserve, bringing the wild to your doorstep.
This isn’t just a lodge—it’s where heritage, hospitality, and
wilderness come together. From the moment you arrive, you’re
welcomed like family.
What Makes It Special
Rhino Tracking with the Naro Bushmen
Walk with San trackers as they follow white rhino trails—where
culture and conservation meet.
Cultural Immersion
Learn ancient skills, stories, and bushcraft from one of the world’s
oldest Indigenous cultures.
Game Drives
See giraffe, eland, wildebeest, and zebra. As dusk falls, there’s
often the chance to witness wildlife gathering at the floodlit
waterhole near camp.
Horseback Safaris
Explore the open Kalahari plains on horseback for a thrilling and
intimate wildlife perspective—ideal for those with horseback riding
experience.
Living Conservation
Lions and wild dogs rescued from human conflict are cared for in a
5-hectare enclosure before being released back into the wild. With
relocations ongoing, every visit is unique.
Rustic Architecture & Warm Hospitality
Grass-thatched roofs, open-air lounges, and fireside evenings bring
comfort rooted in tradition.
A Family Experience
More than a visit—this is a home in the wild, shared with people
who live and breathe the land.

A scenic bush flight lifts us out of Maun and into the heart of the
Okavango Delta, where Saguni Lodge rests beneath towering trees
along the winding Khwai River. This is a land where water meets
wilderness—offering a rich blend of land and river safaris in one of
Africa’s most legendary landscapes.
What Makes It Special
A Delta That Breathes
When much of the Delta runs dry, the Khwai River flows. Mokoro
safaris glide through quiet channels past hippos, elephants, and
jacanas—revealing the Delta’s hidden rhythms year-round.
Wildlife in Every Frame
Bordering Moremi, the Khwai Concession offers thrilling
sightings—lions on the hunt, leopards slipping through bush,
painted wolves in golden grass—daybreak to dusk.
Birdwatcher’s Paradise
With over 400 species, Khwai is alive with color and song. Look out
for Pel’s Fishing Owls, Carmine Bee-eaters, and African Skimmers.
Wild Comfort
Saguni Camp is raw and real—unfenced, alive, and welcoming.
Canvas suites offer rustic luxury, and everything’s included: meals,
drinks, safaris. Just be present.

Savuti Lodge – Chobe National Park
A short bush flight carries us into the legendary Savuti region of central
Chobe—a land of ancient rhythms, dramatic skies, and raw, wild
beauty. Here, rugged hills, seasonal marshes, and open plains form
one of the most iconic safari landscapes in Africa—a stage where
predator and prey meet in high drama.
What Makes It Special
A Predator’s Kingdom
Savuti is famed for predator drama—lions hunting elephants, leopards
slipping through shadows, and raw encounters on every drive.
Savuti Plains and Passing Herds
The open plains of Savuti can draw great herds—zebra, antelope, and
more—roaming in search of grazing. Where prey gathers, predators
may follow, turning the landscape into a shifting stage of tension and
motion.
Boutique Comfort in the Wild
With just five elegant suites, Savuti Lodge blends quiet luxury with
natural textures, a curated bar, serene pool.
Sundowners on the Plains
End the day with sundowners under vast skies, where baobabs and
antelope silhouette against golden light.
Nights by the Fire
Gather for warm meals, starlit drinks, and the occasional staff song—a
heartfelt close to the day.
Landscapes for the Lens
Savuti’s sculpted trees, sweeping views, and ever-shifting light create
a photographer’s dream—where every frame holds movement,
tension, and beauty.

We conclude in Kasane, a bustling town at the crossroads of
Botswana, Zambia, and Zimbabwe.
What Makes It Special:
● Chobe River Cruise: A tranquil and scenic finale. Glide along the
riverbanks as elephants, hippos, crocs, and buffalo gather at the
water’s edge during golden hour. (Optional – ~$30 USD subject to
change)
● Gateway to Victoria Falls: Only a 2.5-hour transfer to Victoria
Falls in either Zimbabwe or Zambia—both of which offer daily
international flights.
● Convenient Travel: Kasane has direct flights to Johannesburg,
and occasional service to Cape Town. It’s the perfect jumping-off
point for those continuing onward or flying home.