Depart Livingstone on a shared road transfer, crossing over the border in to Botswana where you'll meet your guide for the first time. After buying drinks in Kasane, you'll head towards the Nata Sanctuary.

Situated on the edge of the Makgadikgadi Pans National Park, the Nata Sanctuary offers spectacular scenery and is an oasis for water birds. Enjoy a timeless sunset with a drink in hand.

After a light breakfast this morning, you'll head for Nxai Pan National Park, an area known for its large springbok herds, beautiful scenery and central waterhole.

Lunch is taken en route and the afternoon is dedicated to a game drive. The following day you'll spend out in the park, with a brunch back at camp at around 10.30am.

Enjoy a lazy siesta while the temperature heats up, then set out again in the later afternoon.

This morning you'll break camp and leave for Maun, known as the gateway to the Okavango Delta. You'll arrive at your hotel where there is a relaxing bar and swimming pool.

Spend the afternoon at leisure and then enjoy a night out on the town at your own expense.

This morning you'll travel from Maun into the Okavango Delta, a great network of rivers, canals and islands offering a superb wilderness experience.

Arrive in the Xakanaxa area, which boasts some of the best game sightings in Botswana, and set up camp for the night. The next day you'll enjoy a motor boat safari with a picnic lunch, returning to the mainland for the evening meal and camping.

The following two days are spend exploring the Kwai area of Moremi Game Reserve, which forms part of the greater Delta area. Game viewing is superb in this area, with a great diversity of game and birdlife.

Today you'll move through the Mababe depression and relocate to the Savuti, a game-rich region of the Chobe National Park. Camp on the edge of the dry Savuti Channel, an area known for its large elephant and buffalo populations and large lion prides.

Spend the next day on some exciting morning and afternoon game drives, enjoying a leisurely lunch and time spent at camp and a delicious meal around the fire.

Today you'll journey north toward the famous Chobe River, home to some of the world's largest elephant breeding herds, big pods of hippo and lion prides.

Spend the next two days discovering this wildlife-rich area on a couple of morning game drives and an optional afternoon boat cruise along the Chobe River.

Leave Chobe behind today and enjoy a short transfer via the Kazungula border crossing to Livingstone and Victoria Falls, known as the 'Smoke that Thunders'.

The afternoon is at leisure to enjoy some of the exciting activities and excursions on offer at Vic Falls, including sunset boat trips on the Zambezi, bungee jumping, white water rafting, microlighting and elephant-back safaris.

Please note that all activities are for your own expense. On day 14 you'll enjoy one final breakfast with your group before your safari ends.