Travelling to Africa is not about the wildlife is also about the people. Botswana has a diverse linguistic tribe with different traditions. Tribal traditions are special cultural encounters where parents and children share stories around the camp fire listening to the nights sounds calls of the African bush.

Day 1: Arrival Maun Airport – road transfer to a guests house/lodge in Maun. Where we are going to over-night/spend one night, drop our bags and make ourselves well come, for that afternoon or the next morning we will spend time with students at one of the orphanage charity organization project around Maun, the next morning after lunch we departure Maun to Shorobe a small remote village where we will be camping for two nights.

 Day 2: At Shorobe we are going to do a village tour and spend some time with the local village people, where we are going to learn about life in the African- Botswana village and we will visit the Government primary school at Shorobe to interact with the pupils. Our last morning at Shorobe will then be heading Moremi game reserve.

 Days: 4, 5, 6, 7: camping at Xhini camping site in moremi game reserve for three nights, a home to plains game, Elephant, Buffalo, Zebra, Wildbeest, Lion, Leopard, Wilddogs, Cheetah, Red-lechwe, and hippos, on our last day at Xhini camping site in the morning a road transfer to third Bridge- Xakanaka area for our last three nights.

 Days 8, 9 & 10: third-Bridge Xakanaka area is  part of the heart of Moremi game reserve and in this area we are going to do our boat cruise and mokoro trips at Mboma Island in the Okavango Delta, we will have another chance to do game drives in a 4×4 safari vehicle in this area again, on our last morning we pack our bags then drive back to Maun.

End of our safari then departure from Maun airport back home.