Chobe -Savuti Trail: Elephant& Big Cats ( 4 days 3 Nights)

two nights nights the African sky and to sounds of amazing animals! Begin with a boat cruise on Chobe River into Chobe National Park, as an a appetiser to the couple of days lying ahead.Get up close and personal with astounding birdlife, hippos, crocodiles and many elephants and Cape buffalo that trek to the river to quench their thirst. Enjoy a delicious lunch at Old House restaurant and then after a full stomach its time for a game drive in our 4x4 game viewers for an afternoon game drive. Spot the the grazers and herbivores as they dine on the amazing vegetation of the Chobe National Park with some running to the river to quench their thirst on a hot afternoon. Head to Camp shortly after sunset for dinner around the camp fire, sleep in our comfortable tents and enjoy the thrill of sleeping in the bush.

This is the ideal time to spot the big cats before they retire to camouflage themselves from a scorching sun in the afternoon. Return to Camp for a delicious “bush brunch” and an opportunity to take a refreshing shower. We drive out of the Park slowly and travel to Savuti a 4 hour game drive. along the way is an abundant of wildlife. ​

We reach the camp around sunset. Enjoy the sunset view while having snacks. You may shower while we prepare the dinner for the night.

We wake up early around 0500hrs and embark on a game drinve to spot the cats. Savute is a hub of cats ranging from leopards, the lions and other . Because of its hilly characteristics the Savute is an ideal breeding ground for cats hence they are a common site there. We will have our lunch in a picnic area overlooking the waterholes. The sight of animals coming to drink there is amazing as we get to see different animals, birds coming for the precious liquid. After lunch we drive slowly trying to spot as many animals as we can with the aim to reach our camp at around 1530hrs.We reach the camp a rest after a long day in the park.

After breakfast, we pack our belongings and clear the campsite. We head to the Savuti Marsh and Channel. Depending on the time of the season, this may be dry but it doesn't deny us the opportunity to see a variety of animals. During the dry season, there are water pans that provide water to these animals. We will have our picnic lunch in the Savuti Reserve. We drive slowly on our way out as we head back to Chobe.