Tour Overview
wildlife safari is the focus of this 10 day Botswana itinerary with Eton Safaris. The route is paced for clear daily logistics, guided activities matching Botswana Wildlife Safaris, comfortable lodge stays on overnight days, and a final day with breakfast and lunch only before departure.
10-day Botswana Maun Tour holidays in Chobe National Park in Botswana with Eton Safaris. We arrange lodges, park permits, transport, and guided safaris with experienced local teams. Share your travel dates and interests for a tailored itinerary.
Tour Highlights
- day Botswana Maun holidays focus across Botswana
- Guided time in Chobe National Park
- Signature activity: night drive in concession
- Private driver-guide and road support
- Lodge base at Chobe Safari Lodge (route dependent)
- Meal plan aligned to daily safari timing
- Transparent inclusions for park fees and listed activities
- Designed for strong on-page clarity and itinerary scannability
Includes
- Park entry fees (non-resident rates)
- All included activities (optional extras not included)
- All accommodation as per the itinerary (upgrade options available)
- An expert driver/guide to enhance your experience
- All transport throughout the tour (optional transfers not included)
- All taxes and service charges
- Meals as specified in your daily itinerary
Excludes
- International flights (to/from your home country)
- Roundtrip airport transfers
- Pre-tour and post-tour accommodation
- Tips and gratuities (recommended guideline: per day)
- Personal expenses (souvenirs, travel insurance, visa fees, etc.)
- Any government-imposed tax or park fee increases
- Selected meals as specified in the day-by-day section
- Drinks and beverages
Itinerary in details
Day1Arrival Transfer & Orientation Toward Chobe National Park
The private vehicle departs once a transfer from Kasane Airport, easing into Botswana's landscapes while your guide outlines the coming days. The route then leads into Chobe National Park, where elephant congregation viewing sets the tone for this privately guided departure. Check-in at Camp Okavango follows, with time to settle before dinner and a clear briefing on tomorrow's pace. Dinner is timed for an early start tomorrow, keeping energy high for the trail.
Meal Plan: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner
Accommodation: Camp Okavango
Day2Chobe National Park Focus Day — mokoro dugout excursion
This chapter of the safari starts when dedicated time in Chobe National Park. Rangers and your private guide coordinate mokoro dugout excursion, building photographic opportunities around wildlife movement through the day. Guides next introduce you to Kalahari Plains Camp for hot meals, a short rest, and optional evening discussion of conservation notes relevant to the area. The schedule closes with a relaxed return and an early night ahead.
Meal Plan: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner
Accommodation: Kalahari Plains Camp
Day3Chobe National Park Focus Day — Chobe riverboat safari
With soft morning light across the landscape, dedicated time in Chobe National Park. Rangers and your private guide coordinate meerkat encounter on the pans, pairing interpretive commentary with wildlife movement through the day. A scenic transfer carries you to Chobe Safari Lodge for hot meals, a short rest, and optional evening discussion of conservation notes relevant to the area. You end the day reviewing wildlife highlights with your guide over dinner.
Meal Plan: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner
Accommodation: Chobe Safari Lodge
Day4Chobe National Park Focus Day — delta island walk
Following a short safety orientation, dedicated time in Chobe National Park. Rangers and your private guide coordinate delta island walk, balancing comfort stops and wildlife movement through the day. Later in the day the focus shifts to Thamalakane River Lodge for hot meals, a short rest, and optional evening discussion of conservation notes relevant to the area. Nightfall brings a restorative pause under clear African skies.
Meal Plan: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner
Accommodation: Thamalakane River Lodge
Day5Chobe National Park Focus Day — elephant congregation viewing
The day begins as dedicated time in Chobe National Park. Rangers and your private guide coordinate sunset cruise on the Chobe, prioritizing low-impact access for wildlife movement through the day. By afternoon the program moves into Camp Okavango for hot meals, a short rest, and optional evening discussion of conservation notes relevant to the area. As dusk arrives, the lodge becomes a quiet base for stories from the trail.
Meal Plan: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner
Accommodation: Camp Okavango
Day6Chobe National Park Focus Day — night drive in concession
After a calm briefing, dedicated time in Chobe National Park. Rangers and your private guide coordinate night drive in concession, following ranger cues for wildlife movement through the day. After a short refreshment stop you reach Kalahari Plains Camp for hot meals, a short rest, and optional evening discussion of conservation notes relevant to the area. Evening settles with time to rest and prepare for the next chapter.
Meal Plan: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner
Accommodation: Kalahari Plains Camp
Day7Chobe National Park Focus Day — meerkat encounter on the pans
A measured start to the day unfolds when dedicated time in Chobe National Park. Rangers and your private guide coordinate Chobe riverboat safari, focusing patiently on wildlife movement through the day. Your driver then links the next segment toward Chobe Safari Lodge for hot meals, a short rest, and optional evening discussion of conservation notes relevant to the area. The lodge team settles you in while your guide confirms the next morning’s plan.
Meal Plan: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner
Accommodation: Chobe Safari Lodge
Day8Chobe National Park Focus Day — scenic light-aircraft transfer
Your journey opens with dedicated time in Chobe National Park. Rangers and your private guide coordinate scenic light-aircraft transfer, building photographic opportunities around wildlife movement through the day. The itinerary pivots naturally into Thamalakane River Lodge for hot meals, a short rest, and optional evening discussion of conservation notes relevant to the area. Guests wind down with optional briefings on tomorrow’s conservation notes.
Meal Plan: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner
Accommodation: Thamalakane River Lodge
Day9Chobe National Park Focus Day — sunset cruise on the Chobe
Travelers set out as dedicated time in Chobe National Park. Rangers and your private guide coordinate elephant congregation viewing, pairing interpretive commentary with wildlife movement through the day. From there the experience deepens around Camp Okavango for hot meals, a short rest, and optional evening discussion of conservation notes relevant to the area. Dinner is timed for an early start tomorrow, keeping energy high for the trail.
Meal Plan: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner
Accommodation: Camp Okavango
Day10Final Activity Window & Departure via Kasane Airport
Guests leave camp promptly as a final outing around Chobe National Park, keeping the schedule flexible so highlights of mokoro dugout excursion can be enjoyed without rush. Before long you continue toward your outbound transfer route, with packed timing that protects flight or border connections. After a light midday meal, the safari concludes as your driver returns you toward Kasane Airport. The schedule closes with a relaxed return and an early night ahead.
Meal Plan: Breakfast & Lunch Only
Accommodation: No accommodation
Frequently asked questions
What animals will I see on Wildlife in Botswana?
Wildlife focuses on the parks and habitats Botswana is known for — savannah game drives, boat cruises where available, and lodges close to the wildlife you came to see.
How many days do I need for Wildlife?
A short Wildlife highlight can work in a few days. A fuller Botswana wildlife circuit with two or more parks is typically a week or more.
When is the best time for Wildlife in Botswana?
Dry months usually mean easier game viewing. We plan Wildlife around rains, park roads, and the wildlife movements that matter for your dates.
Can I add gorilla trekking or beach time to Wildlife?
Yes, only where those experiences exist. We keep Wildlife as the wildlife core and add gorillas, chimps, or beach days in destinations that actually offer them.
