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Kalahari DesertThe Kalahari Desert is a giant arid region scored with the beds of dried up rivers and vast salt pans. However, this harsh environment also provides the setting for some of Africa's fi nest game-viewing. Wildlife here includes gemsbok, springbok, blue wildebeest, red hartebeest, eland, ostrich and cheetah, and the area also supports around 200 species of bird. The Kalahari is possibly best known for the San people (or Bushmen) - hunter-gatherers whose long history is told in ancient rock paintings throughout the area. Their way of life is seriously threatened but they survive in a few places. Edo's Camp MIDThis small tented camp on a private concession in the western Kalahari is one of the few places where the San Bushmen still reside. Each tent has a high thatched roof and a wooden deck overlooking a waterhole. The concession is home to six white rhino. Game-viewing is both by vehicle and on foot. Tau Pan HIGHSituated on a beautiful sand ridge overlooking Tau Pan, the camp has stunning views of the permanent Tau Pan water hole and the endless Kalahari horizon - its spectacular location is why we recommend it. Guests are accommodated in eight custom-built desert rooms under thatch, while the main area consists of dining room, lounge area and a viewing deck. The Makgadikgadi The Makgadikgadi is one of the most important wetland sites in Africa. Its huge salt pans remain dry and empty for much of the year, but during the rains (beginning in mid-November) the Pans are transformed into great sheets of water, which attract vast fl ocks of fl amingos and other migratory birds. This is also the only area in southern Africa where it is possible to view a migration of tens of thousands of blue wildebeest and Burchell's zebra. Mammal 'specials' in the area include gemsbok, brown hyena and springbok. Nxai Pan HIGHNxai Pan National Park adjoins Makgadikgadi Pans National Park on its northern border and is well known for its huge springbok population. Once the rains begin each November gemsbok, elephant and zebras migrate to the region in signifi cant numbers. Situated in the tree line, Nxai Pan Camp has eight tented desert rooms; all rooms have thatched roofs and insulation so it is cooler in the summer and warmer in the winter. Meno a Kwena Tented Camp MIDMeno a Kwena means "tooth of the crocodile" and this traditional safari camp is located on a cliff top about 30 metres above the bank of the now fl owing Boteti River above a beautiful waterhole. It is a simple, straight forward camp with good game-viewing opportunities in vehicles, on foot and from the relaxing surroundings of camp itself. 36Talk to an expert 0845 130 6982SUGGESTED ITINERARYDay 1 Depart UK for Maun Day 2 Okavango Delta, 2-nights, Kwara Camp. Game drives and night drives here. This is good leopard and lion country (BLD) Day 4 Kwando River, 2-nights, Lagoon Camp. Huge herds of elephants and buffalos and great opportunities to see wild dog (BLD) Day 6 Susuwe Island, 2-nights, Susuwe Island Lodge. Outstanding birdwatching, great game-viewing and river safaris (BLD) Day 8 Impalila Island, 2-nights, Impalila Island Lodge. Light-aircraft fl ight up the Zambezi and safaris by boat in northern Chobe (BLD) Day 10 Depart for the UK (B) Day 11 Arrive homeDeparture dates Daily, throughout the yearCost per person From £4225 (Jan - mid Mar), £4135 (mid - end Mar)What's included Flights, transfers, meals as indicated, eight nights lodge accommodation, guided activitiesFIVE RIVERS SAFARIThis is a safari to a really special and remote part of Africa. It delves into the 'corners' of southern Africa and visits some less-visited places. It is a combination of the wilds of Botswana with the intimacy of tucked away Namibia.TAILOR-MADE Departure dates Frequent departures throughout the yearFlight inclusive cost per person From £2995Land only cost per person From £1915 Single room supplement From £245What's included Flights (fl ight inclusive package only), transfers, meals as indicated, one night hotel accommodation, two nights lodge, two nights houseboat and six nights campingTour code WBWDMax group size 12BOTSWANA EXPLORERHighlights. Two nights on a houseboat . Real wilderness experience in remote locations. Excellent guidesThis is a great value safari into the heart of Botswana's wilderness, with a unique stay on a houseboat also included. With excellent guides and travelling through the top wildlife locations that Botswana has to offer this is a traditional African camping safari in the true meaning of the word 'safari'. GROUP TOURMAUNCHOBE NATIONAL PARKZAMBIAMOREMI WILDLIFE RESERVEBOTSWANAVICTORIA FALLSKatima MuliloOKAVANGO DELTANAMIBIACaprivi StripOr visit us on the web www.wildlifeworldwide.comITINERARYDay 1 Depart London for Livingstone (via Johannesburg) Day 2 Victoria Falls, 1-night, Chundukwa. Guided tour of Victoria Falls and a chance to relax at one of the great wonders of the world (BLD) Day 3 Chobe National Park & Linyanti Concession, 3-nights, tented camp. Drive to Chobe, take a river cruise then drive to the Linyanti (BLD) Day 6 Okavango Delta, 3-nights, Khwai Adventure Camp. Fly into the Okavango Delta. then explore! (BLD) Day 9 Moremi Game Reserve, 2-nights, camping. Exciting light aircraft fl ight then wildlife-viewing by mokoro and on foot (BLD) Day 11 Light aircraft to Maun heading home (via Johannesburg) (B) Day 12 Arrive homePlease note, on some dates this tour also operates in reverse.HIGHLIGHTS OF BOTSWANA AND VICTORIA FALLSHighlights. Visit the mighty Victoria Falls. Travel through Botswana's fi nest game-viewing areas. Explore private reserves This tour is a real treat! The guides are excellent, the vehicles are fi rst-rate and the camps are extremely comfortable. It takes in all of the key areas of northern Botswana for game-viewing including some exclusive private reserves, so the photographic opportunities are excellent. GROUP TOURDeparture dates Frequent departures throughout the yearFlight inclusive cost per person From £4095 Land only cost per person From £3090 Single room supplement From £520What's included Flights (fl ight inclusive package only), transfers, meals as indicated, one night hotel accommodation and eight nights tented campTour code WBBHMax group size 8MaunChobe National ParkMOREMI ZAMBIAGAME RESERVEBOTSWANAVICTORIA FALLS(LIVINGSTONE)LINYANTIKasaneOKAVANGO DELTAAFRICA | BOTSWANA37ITINERARYDay 1 Depart UK for Livingstone for an overnight stay Day 3 Cross the border into Namibia and travel to the Okavango River, Botswana, for morning and afternoon boat activities to see hippos and crocodiles (BLD) Day 5 Optional fl ight over the Delta from Maun (BL) Day 6 Moremi is a wildlife Mecca and you'll enjoy game drives and bird-watching (BLD) Day 8 Explore the Savuti area of Chobe National Park where you'll hopefully spot lion, elephant, zebra and much more (BLD) Day 10 Drive to the great Chobe River, home to the world's largest elephant breeding herds (BLD) Day 12 A great opportunity to view Victoria Falls and pick up some curios in Livingstone (B) Day 13 Depart for the UK (B) Day 14 Arrive home |