Departing Johannesburg, you make your way to the Botswana border. You head northwards to Nata, where you camp on the edge of Makgadikgadi Pans. Thought to be the largest saltpan in the world, Makgadikgadi forms a breeding ground for flamingos and pelicans. You spend your first evening around the campfire, getting to know your fellow travellers.

You cross the Chobe River via ferry and continue to Livingstone. After setting up camp, you visit the magnificent Victoria Falls - one of the 7 Natural Wonders of the World. You then embark on a spectacular sunset cruise on the Zambezi River and sip sundowners as you view the wildlife that inhabits this famous valley.

Your time here is spent at leisure, partaking in the many activities available in this, the adrenalin capital of Africa. Activities include rafting the wild Zambezi, canoeing, micro lighting, gorge swinging, jet boating, elephant riding and more! If you're feeling brave you can do one of the highest bungee jumps in the world or, if you're a wildlife enthusiast you should enjoy a rhino walk in the National Park. You can also visit the markets, which are filled with great craft souvenirs. Your evenings are spent camping on the banks of the mighty Zambezi.

This morning is spent at your leisure exploring the town of Livingstone, before departing for Botswana. You set up camp on the edge of the Chobe National Park, an area of great natural beauty, known for its huge concentration of elephant. You have the option to relax at the camp or enjoy some great game viewing on a Chobe River cruise.

Up at daybreak, you venture out on an open vehicle game drive into the famous Chobe National Park. After breakfast, you depart for Maun, the gateway to the Okavango Delta.

You venture into the wilderness of the Okavango Delta, the largest inland delta in the world. Greeted by the local guides in mokoros (traditional dugout canoes), you explore the pristine waters of the delta by mokoro and enjoy game walks in search of the abundant wildlife that inhabits this oasis in an otherwise arid region. You set up camp on an island in the delta and enjoy your evenings under the star-filled African skies.

You leave behind the tranquility and memories offered by the Okavango Delta on your last mokoro trip before transferring back to Maun. In the afternoon you have the option of a game flight over the Delta, giving you a superb view of the waterways and wildlife.

You depart Maun and head for the Khama Rhino Sanctuary, a community-based wildlife project assisting in saving the vanishing rhino and restoring an area formerly teeming with wildlife to its previous natural state. You spend the evening camping within the reserve.

Departing early, you cross the border and arrive back in Johannesburg in the late afternoon.