Vic Falls, Chobe and Delta Luxury Fly in Safari

You will arrive at Livingstone International Airport, where you'll be met and transferred to your lodge. Depending on the time you arrive, you should be able to enjoy a sundowner cruise on the Zambezi River, where you might spot hippo, crocodile or elephant. Your overnight stay will be at Sussi & Chuma Tree House, with your meals, drinks and river cruise included.

The next day you'll visit the famous Victoria Falls. The majestic waterfall, a Unesco World Heritage Site, is impressive in full flood (February to end May) and even in low season (October and November). After your walking tour, there are many optional activities to choose from for the rest of the day. Vic Falls is an adrenalin junkie's dream playground, offering bungee jumping, white-water rafting, kayaking, and even a helicopter flip over the Falls to get a different perspective. Note that these activities aren't included, and must be booked and paid for separately. Your overnight stay will be at Sussi & Chuma Tree House, with your meals and walking tour of the falls included.

After breakfast, you’ll be transferred to the Zambia/Botswana border by road (about an hour's drive). Here, you'll cross from Zambia to Botswana on a ferry, assisted on both sides of the border by your driver-guide. You'll check in at Chobe Chilwero Lodge, a riverside retreat in the heart of the bush on the edge of Chobe National Park in time for lunch. In the afternoon, you can enjoy the sunset river cruise along the Chobe River or an afternoon game drive in the park.

Chobe has the largest remaining population of elephants in the world, and the bulls are renowned for their enormous size. There are also large herds of buffalo, many predators and antelopes such as sable and roan. Your overnights stay will be at Chobe Chilwero Lodge, with meals, drinks and game drives included.

After breakfast, you'll be taken to Kasane Airport for your scheduled flight into the Okavango Delta. The Delta is an extraordinary experience and you'll be spending your time in the heart of the Delta. Chief’s Camp is on Chief's Island in the Mombo Concession of the Moremi Game Reserve. Known as the 'predator capital of Africa', this area is ideal for game viewing. The seasonal water of the Delta ensures that the area in front of the camp is always changing – from a dry floodplain teeming with wildlife to a lush and tranquil lagoon.

Chief's Camp is located in the only area in the Okavango Delta that has both black and white rhinos, completing the Big Five. You can take part in seasonal mokoro (traditional dug-out canoe) excursions, depending on water levels in the seasonal channels. Look out for some of the Delta's 400-plus species of birds, including African fish eagle and Pel's fishing owl. Your overnights stay include your meals and scheduled activities.

Last morning in the bush before the transfer to the airstrip on time for your flight to Maun. Connect with your onward flight, or let us know if you would like to extend your safari.