Price
Low Season: May and June
From US$ 3521 per person (2 pax per vehicle)
From US$ 2687 per person (4 pax per vehicle)
Shoulder season: November, December, January, February, March, April
From US$ 3494 per person (2 pax per vehicle)
From US$ 2659 per person (4 pax per vehicle)
High season: July, August, September, October
From US$ 4095 per person (2 pax per vehicle)
From US$ 2974 per person (4 pax per vehicle)
Includes
- Airport transfer from Maun Airport to Thamalakane River Lodge
- Airport transfer from Crocodile Camp to Maun Airport
- All accommodation and camps as per Itinerary
- One fully equipped Luxury Land Cruiser 79 Series for 2 (4) people for 14 days with one roof tent and one ground tent
- Comprehensive vehicle insurance (excess N$ 25 000 will be pre-authorised at your Credit Card before vehicle’s hand over and will be released back in full if TechPro Safari vehicle would be returned in the same condition in which it was given to you at our base (refer to T&C for more details))
- Detailed daily Itinerary, maps and GPS with Tracks 4 Africa
- Reservation service
- Standard vehicle cleaning
- Cross-border permit
- Route and vehicle use briefing
- 24/7 full in country backup
- Two spare wheels
- Full camp kitchen, beds, bedding, first aid kit, basic tool kit, two jerry cans, recovery kit with sand ladders, cool box, 800 W 12/220 V inverter etc. as per equipment list
EXCLUDES
- Meals not specified
- Fuel
- Specified park fees
- Personal travel insurance
- Zimbabwe’s and Botswana’s visas
- International and domestic flights
- Drinks & activities
- Activities on Victoria Falls
- 3,7% Credit card transaction fee
Journey through some of the most beautiful landscapes and National parks in Southern Africa.
Experience an old school rustic safari on your own terms. Come into close contact with wild cats, capture the big 5 on film, experience campfires, mesmerizing views and enjoy sundowners every twilight in Botswana and Zimbabwe’s top national parks and game reserves. Experience the mighty Victoria Falls, see Botswana’s many salt pans, spot desert-adapted wildlife, and set out on a sunset cruise into wild waters.
