All our safaris can also be tailor-made for guided self drive packages. So if you feel nature is calling and you have a bit of off road driving skills, why not book an exclusive Safari?

Botswana Selfdrive 

Day 1 – Meet and greet
Meeting on the South African side of the Maartinsdrift Border post +- 160 km north west of Potgietersrus – GPS S22”59’53.0 E27”56’22.1
Here we will depart at 10.00 into Botswana to Khama Rhino sanctuary
The first night in Africa. Easy driving

Day 2 – Makgadigadi Pans
Depart after a very early breakfast
Hold on as we weave our way through the magnificent Makgadigadi pans.
Kubu Island – Like a lost planet, the rocky outcrop rise from the distance, a lost eden with giants guarding it for centuries. This will be our rest place for the night.Deep sand tracks - Salt pan driving – very dangerous

Camp Kubu Island - No facilities - Open pit toilets (Beautiful view)

 Day 3 - Maun
With a cup of coffee in the hand we greet the sun, one of my best sunrises in Africa.
After breakfast we head towards Ntwetwe Pan and the Makgadigadi National park.
Left on the main road and Maun awaits a dirty body.
As you wash the dust off, images of a forgotten world flash in your mind and you feel that you are alive. Salt pan driving. Deep sand tracks. Moderate driving
Camp in Maun

 Day 4 – Okavango Delta
Okavango Delta Makoro experience – We set out on makoros, hollowed out tree stumps now becomes your mode of travel. Silently we glide through the water ways, somewhere in the distance the cry of a fish eagle. On a remote island we set up camp. Afternoon gamewalk on the island, and who know, perhaps we spot that ever elusive Okovango leopards.
Tonight we sleep under the stars
Catered Camping

 Day 5 - Return to the base camp
After a good cup of coffee we set out for another walk, following game trails, looking out for that elephants, always hiding behind the next palm tree. Then back to camp for a hot breakfast over the camp fire.
Silence fills the air as we pack up camp, but its not over yet, back to the makoro station your poler steer his makoro through the water of the mighty Kavango River.
Camp Maun

 Day 6 – Bushmen paintings
We head west again past Lake Ngami towards the town of Shakhawe.
Here we will spent the night at Tsolido hills where about 3500 San paintings are engraved through the ages on towering rocks.

WORLD HERITAGE SITE - Easy driving - Sandy roads
Camp Tsolido hills

 Day 7 – Namibia – Mahango national Park
We wave Botswana goodbye and cross into Namibia. Through Mahongo National park to West Caprivi National park. Set on the banks of the Kavango river awaits a camp-site out of this world

Sandy roads, Deep sand tracks - Moderate driving
Camping next to the Kavango river 

Day 8 – The gathering of elephants
After breakfast we set out in search of those giants of the Caprivi. Perhaps a few hundred elephants for tea??
After a mind blowing experience we head back to camp and as the campfire cracks under the starry sky we laugh at the stories being told of hearts pounding… 

Day 9 – Botswana – Chobe National Park
East towards Botswana again to the town of Kasane, a place where the hyena do window-shopping in town at night and the elephants come and inspect the locals vegetable gardens.
The road takes us through the Chobe National park, and perhaps we are the lucky ones to see a pack of wild dogs doing their afternoon highway patrol.
Camping Kasane, Easy driving

 Day 10 - Chobe
Early morning we set out for an open vehicle game drive in the Chobe National Park.
After a fun filled day relax in your chair with a glass of wine on one of the sunset cruises. As the sun set over the Chobe river listen to the sounds of the wild carrying the stars into the sky.
Camping Kasane

Day 11 – Mosi-o-tuna – The smoke that thunders
East again – We take a drive to Zimbabwe and the mighty Victoria waterfalls, perhaps a walk over the magnificent steel bridge into Zambia. The Victoria waterfalls is more magnificent on the Zambian side than the Zim side (my opinion)
Wet, wet and wet again- Rain that never stop. Then when the sun touch the earth we head back to Kasane .
WORLD HERITAGE SITE
Camping Kasane

Day 12  - Nata
South – even though we are traveling on a national road, Mother Natures' giants are never out of sight. Look out for elephants for the next 300 kilometres.
Then we turn into Nata bird sanctuary, the northern tip of the Makgadigadi pans and as the name say home to some interesting bird species in Botswana. Romantic supper in the pans - Easy driving

Day 13 – On route
I always feel sad if I see the dust in my rear-view mirror but always glad because I know I will come back.
Heading back home we talk about experiences, new bonds forged. 

Maartins drift border post – goodbyes, but never forgotten and who knows perhaps one day we do it again.

 Home

Minimum of 4 vehicles per safari booking

Vehicles can be hired in and package altered for international clients.

Package includes:

• Guide vehicle with professional tourguide
• 2 way radio communication between vehicles.
• All accommodation - camping only
• All excursions as per itinerary
• All park entry fees
• Photographic tuition

Excludes:

• Any meals and beverages
• Vehicle and transport costs
• Border fees
• Camping gear ect. All vehicles must be totally self sufficient.

Cost: From ZAR 950.00 per person per night 

• Maximum of 4 people per vehicle
• Maximum of 6 vehicles per safari.
• Full Safari details, GPS co-ordinates, Suggested packing list and general tips will be given after payment has been received.