After jetting into Maun, you will be met by your knowledgeable and experienced guide who will fly with you and the rest of the party (the tour can accommodate a minimum of two and a maximum of six guests) on the short flight by light aircraft to a private concession in the Moremi Game Reserve. Named after famed Chief Moremi, the area is known for its excellent lion and leopard sightings.

The Okavango Delta is alive with lush vegetation, swaying ilala palms, glistening waterways and the call of far-off African fish eagles. Your days will be spent on morning and afternoon game drives (each guest is guaranteed a window seat in the vehicle), and on thrilling bush walks under the protective guidance of your ranger.

You will return to the Moremi airstrip after breakfast for the short flight to the famous Nxabega concession. The light planes fly low enough for you to spot elephants and buffalo from above, and to occasionally be on the same level as herons and storks winging their way from one side of the Delta to the other.

Once again, your camp and its dedicated staff will be waiting with cold drinks and scented refresher towels when you alight from the game-drive vehicle. Nxabega is known for its water-based activities, like sunset mokoro rides, but these may be amended seasonally based on the water levels.

Your last two nights in Botswana will be spent in Nxai Pan National Park. From Nxabega, the pilot will return you and your guide to Maun, from where you will be drive to the pans. Although the landscape may seem very different to the Delta, there is the same abundance of wild- and birdlife, all taking advantage of brimming waterholes for when the dry season arrives.

Depending on the time of year, you may be lucky enough to find a mega herd of migrating zebra who will cover the grasslands with their dazzling black-and-white pelts.

After a week packed with exciting activities and no doubt memorable sightings, you will be driven from Nxai Pan back to Maun for your flight home.