Explore the dramatic contrasts of Botswana, from the game-rich Chobe to the lagoons and channels of the Okavango Delta. Discounted luxury Botswana safari in 2012.
Offer 1: Stay for 5 nights and only pay for 4: Valid 1st January - 30th June & 1st September - 31st December 2012 at any combination of the following &Beyond Lodges:
Xaranna Okavango Delta Camp, Xudum Okavango Delta Lodge, Sandibe Okavango Safari Lodge, Nxabega Okavango Tented Camp, Chobe Under Canvas, Savute Under Canvas & Moremi Under Canvas. This Botswana safari special can also be combined with our Sossusvlei Desert Lodge Special in Namibia.
Offer 2: Stay 6, Pay 4: Valid 8 February 2012 - 30 June 2012
Guests can stay even longer at one of &Beyond's magical lodges in Botswana, Namibia, Kenya or Tanzania for less. Now you can spend 6 nights in some of Africa's most beautiful, untouched wilderness areas and only pay for 4; the first and last nights are on us!
Activities included at all lodges are twice daily game drives in an open air 4x4 safari vehicle, accompanied by an armed guide and tracker. Game drives track the Big Five, as well as a variety of other animals, including the semi-aquatic lechwe and sitatunga antelope in the Delta.
Other activities in the Okavango Delta camps include interpretive bush walks (Learn about how elephant are vital to the survival of the fan palm, try to spot the elusive Pel's fishing owl and keep a sharp eye out for the shy bushbuck) and River cruises in an electrically powered ‘eco boat’ or mokoro: Learn the fascinating details of the Delta's network of channels, fringed by dense reeds and papyrus. A good variety of fish can be found in the clear waters and fishing trips can be arranged on request during fishing season (1 March to 31 December). Spot the nests of weavers and warblers in the papyrus beds and watch out for malachite kingfishers among the taller stems. Beautifully coloured frog species, such as the painted reed frog, abound. Waterlilies brighten up the surface of lagoons, where sleepy hippo splash beneath the surface.
Chobe Camps: Besides the twice daily game drives, guests at the Chobe camps also enjoy a leisurely boat cruise along the Chobe River at sunset gives guests the opportunity to spot wildlife coming down to the water to drink. Large herds of elephant drinking and bathing in the river are joined by groups of buffalo, while red lechwe, puku, zebra, sable and roan antelope can be spotted grazing on the floodplains. Prolific birdlife can be encountered along the river’s edge, where carmine bee-eaters build massive colonies in the exposed sandbanks.
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Xaranna Okavango Delta Camp, Xudum Okavango Delta Lodge, Sandibe Okavango Safari Lodge, Nxabega Okavango Tented Camp, Chobe Under Canvas, Savute Under Canvas & Moremi Under Canvas. This Botswana safari special can also be combined with our Sossusvlei Desert Lodge Special in Namibia.
Offer 2: Stay 6, Pay 4: Valid 8 February 2012 - 30 June 2012
Guests can stay even longer at one of &Beyond's magical lodges in Botswana, Namibia, Kenya or Tanzania for less. Now you can spend 6 nights in some of Africa's most beautiful, untouched wilderness areas and only pay for 4; the first and last nights are on us!
Activities included at all lodges are twice daily game drives in an open air 4x4 safari vehicle, accompanied by an armed guide and tracker. Game drives track the Big Five, as well as a variety of other animals, including the semi-aquatic lechwe and sitatunga antelope in the Delta.
Other activities in the Okavango Delta camps include interpretive bush walks (Learn about how elephant are vital to the survival of the fan palm, try to spot the elusive Pel's fishing owl and keep a sharp eye out for the shy bushbuck) and River cruises in an electrically powered ‘eco boat’ or mokoro: Learn the fascinating details of the Delta's network of channels, fringed by dense reeds and papyrus. A good variety of fish can be found in the clear waters and fishing trips can be arranged on request during fishing season (1 March to 31 December). Spot the nests of weavers and warblers in the papyrus beds and watch out for malachite kingfishers among the taller stems. Beautifully coloured frog species, such as the painted reed frog, abound. Waterlilies brighten up the surface of lagoons, where sleepy hippo splash beneath the surface.
Chobe Camps: Besides the twice daily game drives, guests at the Chobe camps also enjoy a leisurely boat cruise along the Chobe River at sunset gives guests the opportunity to spot wildlife coming down to the water to drink. Large herds of elephant drinking and bathing in the river are joined by groups of buffalo, while red lechwe, puku, zebra, sable and roan antelope can be spotted grazing on the floodplains. Prolific birdlife can be encountered along the river’s edge, where carmine bee-eaters build massive colonies in the exposed sandbanks.
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All rates are per person sharing per night
About the safari lodges in Botswana:
About the safari lodges in Botswana:
Xudum Okavango Delta LodgeSurrounded by a mosaic of papyrus and reed beds, Xudum Okavango Delta Lodge lies deep within an exclusive 25 000 hectare (62 000 acre) wildlife concession. Nine playfully crafted split-level safari suites feature large bathtubs and romantic al fresco showers. Each suite also has a private plunge pool and a lofty rooftop look-out with magnificent Okavango Delta views. An interactive kitchen bustles with activity. Guests indulge in a water and wilderness experience, from mokoro excursions to thrilling night game drives and guided daytime walks.
2012 Rates are from US$650 to US$1550
Xaranna Okavango Delta CampXaranna Okavango Delta Camp enjoys luxurious solitude on its own Delta island within a 25 000 hectare (62 000 acre) exclusive wildlife concession. It is a delightful, airy camp with just nine sleek ensuite safari tents that combine canvas and bleached timber. All the tents have sweeping views across the channels. Each tent has a romantic sala, private plunge pool, indoor bathtub and al fresco shower.
2012 Rates are from US$650 to US$1550
Sandibe Safari LodgeCamouflaged under a tumbling canopy of wild palms and gnarled fig leaves, eight thatched cottages emerge in leafy clearings right on the edge of the Okavango Delta’s waterways. Blending seamlessly with its surroundings, the tranquil beauty of Sandibe Safari Lodge surprises not only guests but even the occasional wandering animals, startled as rough wooden beams and thatched roofs take shape within the leafy groves.
2012 Rates are from US$495 to US$1090
Nxabega Okavango Tented CampTucked under a canopy of massive ebony trees, Nxabega Okavango Tented Camp reveals the splendour and variety of the Okavango Delta in all its glory. Sheltered by dense forest thickets, yet opening up onto wide, expansive views over lagoons and channels, the Camp showcases the best of what the Okavango Delta has to offer. Nine exclusive tented suites are strung out on either side of the camp's handsome thatched guest areas.
2012 Rates are from US$495 to US$1090
Chobe Under Canvas
Chobe Under Canvas
Set on the lush banks of the Chobe River, six ensuite safari tents form an intimate cluster of warmth and luxury. Tucked in the shade of a dense forest on the broad floodplains of the Chobe National Park, a maximum of twelve guests revel in the total isolation of these private wilderness sites.
2012 Rates are from US$415 to US$680
Closed between 4 January - 2 February 2012
Savute Under CanvasExclusive campsites in the pristine wilderness form a setting for six ensuite safari tents, combining the natural luxury of the breathtaking setting with comfort and personalised service.
Savute is particularly well known for its high concentration of lion, as well as for its dramatic predator interactions. The Savute lions are famed for having adapted to hunting elephant, not generally considered common prey for they cats. A power struggle for the position of dominant predator has also been documented between the lions and the area's large clans of hyena. The African wild dog, one of the continent’s most endangered carnivores, also thrives in the area.
Savute is particularly well known for its high concentration of lion, as well as for its dramatic predator interactions. The Savute lions are famed for having adapted to hunting elephant, not generally considered common prey for they cats. A power struggle for the position of dominant predator has also been documented between the lions and the area's large clans of hyena. The African wild dog, one of the continent’s most endangered carnivores, also thrives in the area.
2012 Rates are from US$415 to US$680
Closed between 12 September – 31 December 2011 & 1 – 31 January 2012.
Moremi Under Canvas
andBeyond Moremi Under Canvas is a semi-permanent tented camp, situated at private campsites throughout the vast floodplains, open grasslands and thick forests of the beautiful Moremi Game Reserve.
Five en-suite safari tents, combining the natural beauty of the breathtaking setting with comfort and personalised service.
Twice daily game drives - explore the mopane forests, floodplains and riverine forests of Moremi on early morning and late afternoon game drives in an open air safari vehicles accompanied by an armed guide. In the wet season semi-aquatic red lechwe and sitatunga antelope can be spotted grazing along the shallows of the floodplains. Birdwatchers will delight in the awe-inspiring diversity of species drawn to the pools of water that remain after heavy rains. In the drier season, game viewing is particularly good around watering holes, which attract large numbers of elephant.
2012 Rates are from US$415 to US$680
Closed between 4 January – 15 September 2011 & 1 January - 4 September 2012.
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