Itinerario

7 giorni in Botswana: road trip nel nord

A partire da € 2.190* / Fauna selvatica / 7 giorni

*prezzo p.p. incl. guida, jeep per safari, hotel e ingressi ai parchi, escl. volo internazionale (prezzo calcolato su 6 persone)

Itinerario

Esplorare tutto ciò che l’Africa ha da offrire è un sogno per molti. Dalle epiche avventure di safari in Kenya per avvistare i Big Five, al trekking con i gorilla in Uganda o al relax a Diani Beach: L’Africa ha tutto. Buone notizie: Viaggi Africa Safari può costruire un itinerario su misura che soddisfi tutti i vostri desideri.

I nostri itinerari più popolari possono aiutarvi a trovare l’ispirazione. Molti dei nostri clienti amano concludere il loro emozionante safari con qualche giorno di relax sulle spiagge più belle dell’Africa. Piacerebbe anche a voi?

Che scegliate uno dei nostri itinerari più popolari o che preferiate personalizzare il vostro viaggio, siamo qui per assistervi. Salite a bordo e preparatevi a esplorare l’Africa al vostro ritmo, esattamente come piace a voi!

Giorno 1

Arrival at Kasane International Airport

Welcome to Botswana! Kasane International Airport (BBK) is the northern gateway to Botswana’s wilderness and the world-famous Chobe National Park. Just minutes from Kasane town and close to the borders of Namibia, Zambia and Zimbabwe, you’ve arrived in the heart of the legendary Four Corners of Africa. As you descend, keep an eye out for sweeping views of the Chobe River, open floodplains and vast savannah - you often see wildlife even before you touch down. Your private driver will be waiting in the arrivals hall to pick you up and ease you into Botswana’s warm hospitality. This is the start of your safari adventure!

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Giorno 2

Fronte del fiume Chobe (Parco Nazionale Chobe)

The Chobe Riverfront stretches along the northern boundary of Chobe National Park, where the Chobe River separates Botswana from Namibia. The whole park is home to over 120,000 elephants - the largest remaining population in the world. Still, during the dry season, the herds gather along the riverfront in extraordinary numbers, alongside buffalo and plains game. Game drives along the riverfront put you in the middle of this, while a boat cruise on the Chobe River brings you eye to eye with hippos, crocodiles and elephants swimming, drinking or just bathing in the sun at the water's edge.

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Giorno 3

Drive from Chobe Riverfront to Savuti Marsh

The drive from the Chobe Riverfront to the Savuti covers 80 kilometres and takes two hours, but it’s far more than just a transfer. This is a true bush journey, winding through Chobe’s dense forests toward the Goha Hills Gate, before continuing across deep sandy stretches (particularly in the dry season) and corrugated tracks. The route doubles as an extended game drive, with frequent sightings of elephants, giraffes, and various antelope along the way. As Savuti draws closer, anticipation builds: this predator-rich region is famous for its lions, and you may even spot one before you head out on your first game drive through the iconic marshlands.

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Giorno 4

Savuti Marsh (Parco Nazionale Chobe)

Savuti is one of Africa's most extraordinary and ever-changing wilderness areas, a vast, ancient landscape in the remote western reaches of Chobe National Park that has captivated explorers and wildlife enthusiasts for generations. Fed by the legendary Savuti Channel, its waters have come and gone over centuries, shaping a dramatic mosaic of dry riverbeds, open grasslands, and seasonal wetlands that draw some of the continent's most spectacular concentrations of wildlife on any game drive. A Savuti Marsh Excursion offers a rare and privileged window into this untamed world!

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Giorno 5

Drive from Savuti Marsh to the Khwai Community Concession

The drive from the Savuti to the Khwai Community Concession takes 4 hours and covers just over 100 kilometres - a gentle reminder that in the bush, distance and time rarely agree. This is not a smooth cruise: expect a slow, bumpy ride over deep sand and uneven tracks, particularly in the dry season, while summer may add a few splashy water crossings for good measure. The reward comes as the landscape shifts from Savuti’s dry plains to the lush riverine scenery of the Khwai River, with excellent chances of spotting elephants, lions, and leopards along the way. Leave Savuti after breakfast, and you should still arrive in time to enjoy your first afternoon game drive in Khwai.

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Giorno 6

Khwai Community Concession

Incastonata tra il Parco Nazionale di Chobe e la Riserva di Moremi, la Concessione Comunitaria di Khwai è il luogo in cui la natura selvaggia incontra lo spirito comunitario. Immagina elefanti in libertà, predatori in agguato, mandrie di bufali e lagune scintillanti, il tutto racchiuso in uno spettacolare parco safari. Aggiungi un safari in mokoro su una canoa scavata nel legno e un incontro significativo con la comunità BaBukakhwe, e vivrai un'esperienza tanto arricchente quanto esaltante.

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Giorno 7

Drive from the Khwai Community Consession to Kasane

The drive from the Khwai Concession to Kasane is a 240-kilometre adventure, taking at least 6 hours on sometimes bone-shaking roads (kid you not!). It's a true overland safari, one that rewards patience and some discomfort with unforgettable scenery and a good chance of spotting lions or elephants. Travelling north, the route winds through mopane woodlands before it crosses the wildlife-rich Chobe National Park to reach the Chobe Riverfront near Kasane. Expect deep sand, corrugated tracks and (in the green season) occasional muddy or waterlogged sections. It's a drive that can be exhausting (but worth it!), and it might be wise to add an overnight stop in Kasane before flying home.

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