Welcome to Zimbabwe: Gateway to Adventure!
Harare Arrival & Orientation
After landing at Harare International Airport (HRE), proceed through immigration. Most foreign visitors can obtain their tourist visa on arrival (USD 30 per person, single entry) provided passports are valid for at least six months. Please note: Zimbabwe requires all visitors to complete an online visa application prior to travel, available at www.evisa.gov.zw, where payment can also be made.
Once you’ve cleared immigration and customs, you’ll be met by our local team who will assist with the collection of your 4x4 rental vehicles. Typically these will be Toyota Fortuners or Hilux Double Cabs (or similar), provided on a full-cover basis with:
Unlimited kilometers
Two drivers included
Two spare wheels
Coolbox
GPS navigation
From the airport, it is a 30–40 minute drive (20 km) into central Harare to reach your hotel. Check-in on arrival.
Depending on your arrival time, lunch is at leisure (payable direct). The afternoon is yours to relax and settle in: enjoy the lodge’s pool, stop at a local grocery store for road-trip supplies, or take a short drive through Harare’s leafy avenues. If time permits, consider visiting the National Art Gallery or one of the city’s renowned Shona sculpture gardens for a taste of Zimbabwe’s artistic heritage.
In the evening, enjoy dinner at your hotel.
Meals Included: Dinner
Overnight: Hotel of your choice in Harare
Why Harare?
Zimbabwe’s capital is a welcoming and surprisingly green city, with wide jacaranda-lined boulevards, thriving markets, and a growing contemporary art scene. It’s the perfect place to rest after your flight and set the stage for your self-drive safari adventure.
Into the Eastern Highlands: Waterfalls & Tea Plantations
Harare → Honde Valley (Eastern Highlands)
After breakfast at the hotel, begin your first long self-drive journey, heading east towards the Eastern Highlands. Depending on the chosen route and sightseeing stops, the drive will take approximately 4–5 hours (about 330 km) on good tarred roads.
This scenic region forms the mountainous spine of Zimbabwe and is home to misty valleys, dramatic escarpments, and rushing waterfalls. As you travel, we recommend dedicating much of the day to exploring:
Pungwe Falls – a spectacular waterfall set amidst pristine forest.
Mutarazi Falls – the highest waterfall in Zimbabwe, plunging 762 meters into the Honde Valley.
The Mutarazi Skywalk & Skyline Canopy Tour, offering suspension bridges, canopy walks, and panoramic views of the surrounding peaks and valleys.
For lunch, you may opt for a picnic basket prepared by your hotel (recommended for flexibility) or stop at one of the local guesthouses or hotels en route (payable direct).
By late afternoon, descend into the lush Honde Valley, a region famous for its rolling tea plantations and bird-rich forests. Arrive at Aberfoyle Lodge, a charming property nestled amid greenery, and settle into your room. The rest of the day is at leisure to enjoy the lodge’s peaceful setting.
Meals Included: Breakfast, Dinner
Overnight: Aberfoyle Lodge (Eastern Highlands, Honde Valley)
Why the Eastern Highlands?
This region offers a refreshing contrast to Zimbabwe’s savannas — with cool mountain air, sweeping views, tumbling waterfalls, and verdant tea estates. It’s a paradise for hikers, birders, and nature lovers, and a hidden gem that few travelers get to experience.
Hidden Jewel of the Eastern Highlands
Exploring the Honde Valley
Today is dedicated to experiencing the beauty and tranquility of the Honde Valley, nestled on the edge of Nyanga National Park. With all meals included at the lodge, you can shape the day entirely to your own pace.
Options for the day include:
Nature walks through pristine forest rich in birdlife.
Hikes among the tea plantations, offering sweeping views of the rolling highlands.
Community visits, such as stopping at a local school or village to engage with the people who call this valley home.
Simply relaxing at the lodge, surrounded by greenery and far from any sense of mass tourism.
This is one of Zimbabwe’s most authentic corners — a peaceful, off-the-beaten-path haven where time seems to slow down.
Meals Included: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Overnight: Aberfoyle Lodge, Honde Valley
Why the Honde Valley?
With its lush landscapes, welcoming communities, and serene atmosphere, the Honde Valley is a true hidden gem. It offers travelers a chance to connect with Zimbabwe’s natural beauty and culture in a way that feels genuine and untouched.
Into the Wild: Safari in the Save Valley Conservancy
Honde Valley → Save Conservancy
After breakfast at Aberfoyle Lodge, don’t forget to collect your picnic lunch for the road. Today’s drive takes you out of the Honde Valley, past the eastern city of Mutare, skirting the forested Vumba Mountains, before turning south towards the Save Valley Conservancy.
The journey is long but scenic, covering approximately 6–7 hours (about 420 km) depending on your departure time and the number of stops made along the way. Break the drive with your picnic lunch en route.
Arrive in the early afternoon and settle into your lodge. From here, you can leave the vehicles aside — the lodge will host you on a fully inclusive safari basis, which typically covers:
Accommodation
All meals
A selection of drinks
Conservation fees
Daily safari activities in open 4x4 vehicles and on foot
The Save Valley Conservancy is one of Africa’s largest privately managed wildlife reserves, stretching across a vast and untamed wilderness. Remote and relatively unknown, it offers an exclusive safari experience far removed from mass tourism.
Meals Included: Breakfast, Picnic Lunch, Dinner
Overnight: Safari Lodge within the Save Valley Conservancy (all-inclusive basis)
Why Save Valley Conservancy?
This hidden gem is home to an astonishing diversity of wildlife, including elephant, rhino, big cats, and a wealth of birdlife. Its remoteness and size mean you’ll experience the African bush in its purest form — wild, unspoiled, and deeply immersive.
Immersed in the Wild Heart of Save
Full Day Safari in the Save Valley Conservancy
Today is fully dedicated to exploring the Save Valley Conservancy, one of Zimbabwe’s most pristine and remote wilderness areas. Your stay at Sango Lodge is on a fully inclusive basis, covering:
Accommodation
All meals
A selection of drinks
Conservation fees
Twice-daily safari activities in open 4x4 vehicles and on foot
Morning and afternoon game drives offer the chance to encounter the Conservancy’s remarkable wildlife: elephants, lions, leopards, buffalo, giraffe, antelope, and an impressive array of bird species. Walking safaris provide a closer connection to the bush, tracking spoor and learning about the smaller details of the ecosystem.
In addition to classic safari activities, we can also arrange a meeting with the park rangers, offering a behind-the-scenes perspective on the Conservancy’s pioneering conservation work — from anti-poaching patrols to rhino protection initiatives.
Evenings at Sango are spent around the campfire or in the cozy lodge, sharing stories and soaking in the sounds of the African night.
Meals Included: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner (fully inclusive)
Overnight: Sango Lodge, Save Valley Conservancy
Why Save Conservancy?
This is a true conservation success story: a vast, wild expanse where nature has been restored and protected through visionary private and community partnerships. A stay here combines outstanding wildlife viewing with the chance to witness meaningful conservation in action.
Tracing the Legacy of an Ancient Kingdom
Save Conservancy → Great Zimbabwe
Wake up early for a final morning game activity in the Save Valley Conservancy, followed by breakfast at the lodge. After check-out, begin your self-drive journey southwest towards the ruins of Great Zimbabwe. The drive covers approximately 6–7 hours (about 380 km), depending on road conditions and stops along the way.
Arrive around midday and check in at your accommodation near the site. Lunch is at leisure: you may request a picnic basket from the lodge before departure or opt for a simple lunch at the small restaurant located at the entrance of the ruins.
In the afternoon, visit the Great Zimbabwe National Monument, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of Africa’s most important archaeological treasures. Entrance fees are payable locally (approx. USD 15 per person, subject to change). At the gate, you can also hire the services of a local guide. While not academic historians, these guides bring the site to life with engaging stories and insights.
The visit typically takes 3–4 hours. We recommend starting with the Great Enclosure, believed to be the royal court and administrative center of the ancient city. Later in the day, climb up to the Hill Complex, the spiritual heart of Great Zimbabwe, for a spectacular sunset view over the stone ruins and surrounding plains.
After your visit, return to your nearby lodge for dinner and overnight.
Meals Included: Breakfast, Dinner
Overnight: Romelda Lodge (near Great Zimbabwe)
Why Great Zimbabwe?
These ruins are the largest collection of ancient stone structures in sub-Saharan Africa, once the capital of a powerful kingdom that thrived between the 11th and 15th centuries. Walking among the massive granite walls offers a rare glimpse into Africa’s pre-colonial history and heritage.
Into the Matobo Hills: Where Legends Rest
Great Zimbabwe → Bulawayo → Matobo Hills
After breakfast at your lodge, set out westwards towards Zimbabwe’s second-largest city, Bulawayo. The drive covers approximately 4–5 hours (about 280 km). Arrive around lunchtime — meals are not included today but payable direct, and Bulawayo offers several pleasant cafés and restaurants for a break.
From here, it is just under 1 hour (40 km) to the Matobo Hills National Park, where you will check in at your lodge on arrival.
The late afternoon is at leisure. For those who wish, this is the perfect moment to take a gentle hike among the massive granite outcrops — an otherworldly landscape of balancing rocks, caves, and kopjes. Cap the day with a memorable sunset drink overlooking the hills as the light softens across this timeless scenery.
Dinner and overnight at The Farmhouse Matopos, a charming lodge set at the edge of the park.
Meals Included: Breakfast, Dinner
Overnight: The Farmhouse Matopos
Why the Matobo Hills?
A UNESCO World Heritage Site, the Matobo Hills are a place of striking natural beauty and deep cultural significance. They are famous for ancient San rock art, rhino tracking opportunities, and historic sites such as World’s View — the final resting place of Cecil John Rhodes.
Exploring the Sacred Hills of Matobo
Full Days in the Matobo Hills
For the next two days, you will be based at The Farmhouse Matopos on a full board basis. Lunch can be enjoyed at the lodge or taken as a packed picnic if you prefer to spend the whole day out exploring.
Your stay includes one very special highlight: a rhino tracking experience on foot, offering the rare opportunity to approach these prehistoric giants in their natural habitat, accompanied by expert trackers.
Other activities are at your leisure and can be enjoyed on a self-drive basis (note: entrance fees to the Matobo Hills National Park are payable directly):
Rock Art Exploration: The hills are home to hundreds of ancient San rock art sites. For those ready to hike 5–6 hours, Inanke Cave is a must-see, with arguably the finest collection of paintings in the region.
World’s View: Visit the iconic granite summit where Cecil John Rhodes is buried, overlooking sweeping landscapes. Don’t forget to bring along a gin & tonic sundowner to toast the magical scenery.
Scenic Hikes: The unique balancing rocks and granite kopjes make for some of Zimbabwe’s best walking trails.
Cultural Heritage: Learn about the long-standing spiritual significance of these hills, still considered sacred by local communities.
Evenings are for relaxing at the lodge, enjoying good meals, and soaking in the peace of this extraordinary landscape.
Meals Included: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner (full board)
Overnight: The Farmhouse Matopos
Why the Matobo Hills?
This UNESCO World Heritage landscape blends natural beauty, wildlife, and cultural heritage like nowhere else. From up-close encounters with rhinos to some of the world’s greatest collections of ancient rock art, and sunsets over rolling granite domes, Matobo is a soul-stirring highlight of Zimbabwe.
Into the Wilderness of Hwange
Matobo Hills → Hwange National Park (Main Gate Region)
After an early breakfast, depart on a self-drive journey northwards towards Hwange National Park, Zimbabwe’s premier safari destination. The road distance is approximately 5–6 hours (about 320 km). Your lodge will provide a packed picnic lunch to enjoy en route.
Arrive in the early afternoon at the Main Gate region of Hwange National Park. From here, you can leave the car aside — the lodge team will host you on a fully inclusive safari basis, which typically includes:
Accommodation
All meals
A selection of drinks
Conservation fees
Twice-daily safari activities in open 4x4 vehicles and on foot
Hwange is celebrated for its huge elephant herds, big cats, wild dogs, and over 400 species of birds. Game drives offer the chance to explore the park’s diverse habitats, while walking safaris bring a closer connection to the bush. For those with experience, a morning horse-riding safari can also be arranged at an additional supplement.
Meals Included: Breakfast, Picnic Lunch, Dinner (fully inclusive)
Overnight: Ivory Lodge, Hwange National Park
Why Hwange National Park?
As Zimbabwe’s largest reserve, Hwange is a wildlife paradise — renowned for its immense elephant populations, thriving predator numbers, and incredible biodiversity. A stay here offers classic safari experiences in a vast and unspoiled wilderness.
Hwange Safari Immersion
Two Full Days on Safari in Hwange National Park
Spend the next two days fully immersed in the safari rhythm of Hwange National Park, based at Ivory Lodge on a safari all-inclusive basis. This includes:
Accommodation
All meals
A selection of drinks
Conservation fees
Twice-daily safari activities in open 4x4 vehicles and on foot
Your mornings begin with an early game drive or guided bush walk, when wildlife is most active. After breakfast and time to relax, head out again in the afternoon for another exploration of Hwange’s diverse landscapes — from open grasslands to mopane woodland and waterholes that draw huge herds of elephant. Evenings are spent by the fire, sharing stories under the African night sky.
Optional activities can add an extra dimension to your stay:
Horse-riding safaris (for experienced riders only), offering a thrilling way to approach wildlife.
A visit to the Painted Dog Conservation Centre, a remarkable project working to protect one of Africa’s most endangered predators through research, rehabilitation, and education.
Meals Included: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner (fully inclusive)
Overnight: Ivory Lodge, Hwange National Park
Why Hwange?
Few parks in Africa can rival Hwange’s wildlife diversity. It is a sanctuary for elephants in extraordinary numbers, supports large predator populations, and remains one of the most authentic safari landscapes on the continent — vast, wild, and untamed.
Victoria Falls: The Smoke That Thunders
Hwange → Victoria Falls
After breakfast at your lodge, depart on a self-drive journey northwards to the town of Victoria Falls, located right beside the world-famous waterfall. The drive is approximately 3–4 hours (about 180 km).
Arrive before lunch and check in at your accommodation. Lunch is at leisure (not included, payable direct).
In the afternoon, make your way to the entrance of the Victoria Falls Rainforest Park to witness one of the Seven Natural Wonders of the World. Entrance fees are USD 50 per person (payable direct). Allow 1.5 to 3 hours for a comprehensive visit along the various viewpoints, where the Zambezi River plunges over 100 meters into the gorge below — a breathtaking spectacle of power and beauty.
After your visit to the Falls and before night falls, this is also the moment when you will return your rental vehicles. The cars will be collected directly at your hotel, giving you peace of mind as you transition to the hosted safari section of your journey.
Return to your lodge to freshen up before heading out for a special dinner at Dusty Road, a vibrant township-style restaurant that serves authentic Zimbabwean cuisine in a lively, art-inspired setting.
Meals Included: Breakfast, Dinner
Overnight: Hotel of your choice in Victoria Falls
Why Victoria Falls?
Known locally as Mosi-oa-Tunya (“The Smoke That Thunders”), Victoria Falls is not only a natural wonder but also the beating heart of Zimbabwe’s tourism, offering unforgettable views, vibrant culture, and a lively atmosphere.
Afternoon
Zambezi Magic: From Sky to Safari
Victoria Falls → Zambezi National Park
Enjoy breakfast at your hotel and a relaxed morning. After check-out (mid-morning), you will be collected for your onward transfer.
Before leaving Victoria Falls behind, your itinerary includes a 12–15 minute scenic helicopter flight. After admiring the Falls on foot yesterday, seeing Mosi-oa-Tunya from above is a breathtaking experience, revealing the full scope of the gorge system carved by the Zambezi River.
Following this aerial adventure, continue by road to the entrance of Zambezi National Park, where your lodge’s safari team will be waiting. A short drive west and upstream along the river brings you to your accommodation.
On arrival, check into your room and enjoy lunch overlooking the mighty Zambezi. Your stay here is on a safari all-inclusive basis, covering:
Accommodation
All meals
A selection of drinks
Park entrance fees
Twice-daily activities
Being on the edge of the Zambezi’s wild waters, this lodge offers a complete safari menu:
Game drives in open 4x4 vehicles
Guided walking safaris
Canoeing safaris
Sunset and wildlife cruises
Catch-and-release fishing excursions
Meals Included: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner (safari all-inclusive)
Overnight: Sian Simba, Zambezi National Park
Why the Zambezi?
The Zambezi River brings together everything that makes Zimbabwe special — wildlife-rich national parks, dramatic scenery, and water-based safari adventures that complement the savanna experience. It’s the perfect grand finale to your journey.
Safari on the Banks of the Mighty Zambezi
Zambezi National Park
Wake up to the sounds of the wilderness and enjoy breakfast overlooking the river. Today is dedicated to exploring the Zambezi National Park, one of Zimbabwe’s most beautiful safari regions, with activities hosted directly from your lodge on a safari all-inclusive basis.
Choose from a variety of experiences, both land- and water-based:
Game drives in open 4x4 vehicles, seeking elephants, buffalo, lions, and abundant plains game.
Walking safaris with professional guides, offering an intimate connection to the bush.
Canoeing on the Zambezi, a thrilling way to glide silently past hippos, crocodiles, and birdlife.
Sunset cruises, where golden light reflects on the river and wildlife comes down to drink.
Catch-and-release fishing, for those who’d like to try their luck against the mighty tigerfish.
Between activities, relax at the lodge, soak in the riverside scenery, and enjoy the comfort of being so close to nature. Evenings bring fireside dinners under star-filled skies, the sound of the Zambezi flowing in the background.
Meals Included: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner (safari all-inclusive)
Overnight: Sian Simba, Zambezi National Park
Why the Zambezi?
This final chapter of your Zimbabwe journey combines classic game viewing with the unique rhythm of a river safari. It’s a place where land and water meet, creating a safari experience that is as diverse as it is unforgettable.
Farewell to Zimbabwe or Onward to Botswana
Zambezi National Park → Victoria Falls / Kasane → Okavango Delta
Enjoy a final early morning safari activity on the banks of the Zambezi River inside Zambezi National Park, followed by breakfast at the lodge. After check-out, your journey will take one of two paths:
Return Home:
Guests concluding their trip will be transferred to Victoria Falls Airport in time for international flights, which typically depart in the early afternoon.Extension into Botswana (Okavango Delta):
For those extending their adventure, a transfer will be arranged to Kasane Airport in Botswana for your bush taxi flight into the Okavango Delta. The drive from your lodge to the border takes about 60 minutes, followed by a straightforward border crossing (most nationalities enjoy visa-free entry; a valid passport with blank pages is required).Important note for families: If traveling with children under 18, Botswana requires formal proof of parenthood and travel authorizations if one parent is not present.
From the border, it is a gentle 20–30 minute drive to Kasane Airport. The exact flight schedule will only be confirmed the day before, once local operators finalize their daily planning. The flight into the Delta typically lasts 1h10–1h30, depending on your lodge’s location.
Bush flight restrictions:
Maximum luggage allowance: 15 kg in soft duffel bags only (no hard cases or structured suitcases).
Hand luggage: up to 5 kg per person in the cabin.
Passenger weight limit: 100 kg per person; those above must purchase a second seat.
Flying over the Chobe floodplains and into the Okavango Delta is a spectacular experience, with aerial views of the waterways and wildlife below. Upon landing at your lodge’s airstrip, you’ll be welcomed by the safari team and transferred by open 4x4 vehicle to your camp.
After settling into your room, enjoy lunch and relax before heading out on your first Delta game drive, ending with the classic safari tradition of a sunset gin & tonic.
Meals Included: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner (safari all-inclusive)
Overnight: Camp Khwai – Khwai River Region, Okavango Delta
Why the Okavango Delta?
A UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the Seven Natural Wonders of Africa, the Delta is a labyrinth of waterways, lagoons, and islands teeming with wildlife. It is one of the most unique ecosystems on Earth and a truly magical safari destination.
Safari Rhythms of the Khwai River
Okavango Delta – Khwai Region
Wake up in the heart of the Okavango Delta, surrounded by the sounds of the bush. After an early breakfast, set out on your first full day of activities in the Khwai River region. Your stay at Camp Khwai is on a safari all-inclusive basis, covering:
Accommodation
All meals
A selection of drinks
Conservation fees
Twice-daily safari activities
The Khwai concession is a wildlife-rich mosaic of floodplains, riverside forests, and open savanna. Activities here include:
Game drives in open 4x4 vehicles by day and night, with excellent chances to see elephants, buffalo, lions, leopards, and African wild dogs.
Walking safaris, led by professional guides who share the secrets of the Delta’s ecosystem.
Mokoro excursions (seasonal, water-level dependent) in traditional dugout canoes, gliding silently through lily-covered waterways.
Return to camp for lunch and relaxation during the heat of the day before heading out on another adventure in the afternoon. End the day with sundowners overlooking the river as wildlife comes to drink.
Evenings at camp are spent around the fire, under an expansive canopy of stars, with the distant sounds of the Delta creating the perfect soundtrack.
Meals Included: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner (safari all-inclusive)
Overnight: Camp Khwai, Okavango Delta
Why Khwai?
The Khwai concession is one of Botswana’s most rewarding safari areas, combining excellent predator sightings with unique water-based experiences. It offers both variety and exclusivity, making it the ideal entry point into the Delta.
Into the Heart of the Okavango Delta
Khwai Region → Inner Okavango
After a final morning game drive in the Khwai concession and breakfast at camp, you will be transferred to the nearby bush airstrip for your onward flight. The exact departure time will have been confirmed the previous evening by the lodge, depending on daily flight schedules.
Board your scenic bush taxi flight (approx. 30–40 minutes) that takes you deeper into the Okavango Delta itself. The same strict luggage rules apply: maximum 15 kg per person in soft duffel bags (no hard cases), plus 5 kg hand luggage.
Upon landing at your lodge’s airstrip, you’ll be met by the safari team and transferred to Setari Camp, a water-based safari lodge set amidst palm-studded islands and lagoons. After check-in, settle into your tented suite and enjoy lunch overlooking the water channels.
This afternoon, head out on your first water-based safari in the inner Delta. Activities focus on the unique waterways and include:
Boat safaris along the labyrinth of channels, spotting hippos, crocodiles, elephants, and abundant birdlife.
Mokoro excursions in traditional dugout canoes (now made of fiberglass for conservation reasons), offering a serene and intimate way to glide through lily-covered lagoons.
Return to camp for sundowners, followed by dinner under the stars in this magical setting.
Meals Included: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner (safari all-inclusive)
Overnight: Setari Camp, Okavango Delta
Why the Inner Delta?
This is the Okavango at its purest — a vast wilderness of lagoons, channels, and islands where life follows the rhythm of the water. It’s a safari unlike anywhere else, blending spectacular wildlife with the tranquility of gliding across still waters.
Water Wilderness of the Inner Delta
Okavango Delta – Setari Camp
Spend two full days immersed in the pristine waterways of the Okavango Delta, based at Setari Camp on a safari all-inclusive basis, which covers:
Accommodation in a luxury tented suite
All meals
A selection of drinks
Conservation fees
Twice-daily safari activities
Here in the heart of the Delta, the focus is on water-based safaris, complemented by the unique scenery of palm islands and floodplains. Activities include:
Boat safaris along winding channels and lagoons, offering excellent chances to spot elephants, hippos, crocodiles, red lechwe, and abundant birdlife.
Mokoro excursions, gliding silently in traditional dugout canoes (now sustainably built in fiberglass) for a uniquely intimate perspective of the Delta.
Guided walks on nearby islands, where you may track smaller wildlife and learn about the ecosystems that make this wetland so extraordinary.
Catch-and-release fishing (seasonal), for those wishing to try their hand against the mighty tigerfish.
Between activities, relax in camp — enjoy the pool, watch wildlife from your private deck, or simply soak in the tranquillity of this water wilderness. Evenings are spent with fireside dinners under a canopy of stars, surrounded by the nocturnal sounds of the Delta.
Meals Included: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner (safari all-inclusive)
Overnight: Setari Camp, Okavango Delta
Why the Inner Okavango?
Nowhere else on Earth offers a safari like this. The Inner Delta combines exceptional wildlife encounters with the serene beauty of gliding through crystal-clear waterways — a timeless, soul-stirring wilderness experience.
Farewell to the Okavango
Okavango Delta → Maun → International Departure
Wake up to the sights and sounds of the Delta one last time. After breakfast at camp, enjoy a relaxed morning before check-out.
You will then be transferred to the nearby airstrip for your bush taxi flight to Maun Airport. The flight takes approximately 45 minutes to 1 hour, depending on the routing.
Note: The bush flight schedule is carefully tuned to connect with your onward international departure from Maun Airport, ensuring smooth and timely travel.
As your plane lifts off from the Delta’s islands and lagoons, take a final look at the mosaic of waterways below — a lasting memory of one of Africa’s most remarkable wildernesses.
Meals Included: Breakfast
Overnight: — (In transit / international flight)
Why End in Maun?
Known as the gateway to the Okavango, Maun offers seamless connections between the remote wilderness and international flights — the perfect point to conclude your journey.
