The Three Rivers Safari

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Your safari begins at 14h00 at Maun Airport where you will be met by your Letaka Safaris guide. Once you are settled in to the
comfortable, air-conditioned vehicle you will begin to journey to Dqae Qare Farm. Here you will be hosted and entertained by the
San D’Kar community where you will enjoy a genuine experience of the open spaces and quiet peace of the Kalahari in the company of the wonderfully open and friendly San people. During the evening, guests will have the opportunity to enjoy Traditional Dancing with a variety of dances being demonstrated and the trance (healing) dance, while not guaranteed, is a definite possibility depending
on your level of involvement. The trance dances are the backbone of San culture, binding the community, and are an exceptional and unique experience. The ladies keep the rhythm by clapping and singing their polyphonic chant to build the energy, while the healers (mostly men) dance with the rattles to enter trance and heal the participants.

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You will have the opportunity to enjoy an additional activity this morning such as a bush walk and tracking before we depart around 10am. Arriving in Shakawe we will leave our vehicle for boats for our transfer to the lodge, where you have time to orientate yourself before heading out for an afternoon boat cruise.

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Enjoy an opportunity to spend the day exploring this UNESCO World Heritage area by boat and on foot.

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Today we will exit Botswana and enter in to Namibia and the lush Caprivi strip. Traveling east through the Caprivi we will arrive at Nambwa Tented Camp, our accommodation for the night. The only lodge situated inside the Bwabwata National Park and where you will have the opportunity to head out on a game drive in the
afternoon. Please check if you require a pre-organised visa for Namibia prior to travel

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You will have some leisure time this morning where you can enjoy the peace of the lodge or head out on another activity (not included) before departing and continuing further east almost to Katima Mulilo where we will stay overlooking the Zambezi River upon which we will enjoy a sunset cruise before dinner.

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The border crossing in to Zambia can be a true African experience as a multitude of permits are required for vehicles however,
the drive itself between Katima Mulilo and Livingstone is relatively short at around 3 hours but, do expect some waiting at the
border where you can people watch.

Once through, you will continue in to Livingstone where you will stay for 2 nights enjoying the multitude of activities on offer from
bungee jumping to microflights, birding along the river to game drives in the Mosi-ao-Tunya National Park and obviously a tour of
the mighty Victoria Falls themselves.

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In our time in Livingstone we shall go for a tour of the Zambian side of the Victoria Falls.
Due to the sheer choice of additional activities, these have not been included in the itinerary and guests will have a full day to do as they wish (for more information on the availability activities and if you would like to pre-book, please contact your agent).
On this full day in Livingstone, you will have the chance to cross into Zimbabwe briefly to see the falls from that side in all its glory!

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Farewell to Zambia as we head across the mighty Zambezi on the ferry and back in to Botswana very briefly before heading by boat to an island in the Chobe River in Namibia.

Due to its location, Chobe Savanna Lodge is set apart from the hustle and crowds of Kasane and Chobe National Park whilst still offering guests the chance to view the vast herds of elephants that visit the area, along with many other wildlife species.

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Today will be spent exploring this area of the Chobe by boat and you will have the opportunity to stretch your legs and take a walk in to the local village for an interactive visit.

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Back in to Botswana we head returning to our vehicle for the drive from Kasane to Nata. Situated at the edge of the Makgadikgadi Pans.
This area incorporates a multitude of salt pans and vast grass plains dotted by palm islands and forms the Great Makgadikgadi which comprise the largest area of salt pans in the world covering some 37 000 sq km in overall extent. It is the last vestiges of Africa’s largest inland sea and exudes an atmosphere of antiquity and mystery.
We will swap our air-conditioned vehicle for an open 4x4 and head in to the Nata sanctuary where the Nata River feeds the Sua Pan and forms the breeding ground for a host of water birds – please note that in years of heavy rain the Sanctuary remains impassible for several months, you will be notified should this be the case on your departure.

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After breakfast, you will depart for Maun where we will expect to arrive approximately 12h00 for those guests who are departing
on any of the international flights.

For those who wish to extend their stay in Botswana, one fantastic option is for your guide to drop you along the way at Planet
Baobab where you can experience a visit with the habituated meerkats (accommodation and activities need to be pre-booked) or quad biking on the Pans (dry season only). Alternatively, treat yourself to a fly-in lodge stay at any of the numerous lodges in the Okavango Delta and surrounds.