Day 1: Nxai Pan
Penduka staff will meet you at Maun International Airport. Once all the formalities are complete depart Maun on the tarred road towards Gweta. Lunch en route.
Close to Phuduhudu you turn north and enter Nxai National Park. Arrive late afternoon at the campsite where you are shown to your tents and time for a shower before you enjoy sundowners around the camp fire.
Overnight Nxai Pan.

Day 2: Nxai Pan
Early morning game drive before returning to camp at about 11:00 for a delicious brunch. This reserve is home to springbok, gemsbok and zebras. On the afternoon game drive you explore Nxai Pan. This is the only place in Botswana where Impala and Springbok can be spotted together. Time at leisure during the day.
Overnight Nxai Pan.

Day 3: Madgadikgadi
After leisurely breakfast you break camp. Your route rakes you on an interesting day drive. Stop en route at Kudiakam Pan, famous for its cluster of ancient Baobabs, known as Baines Baobabs. Arrive late afternoon at your camp site in Makgadikgadi Game Reserve. During the rainy season and when there is water in the pans, bird life is abundant. Campfire dinner. Overnight Makgadikgadi.

Day 4: Sitatunga 
Spend the morning in search of game and slowly make your way back to Maun - in time for lunch. You spend the night at Sitatunga, Penduka's base camp. Afternoon at leisure. Visit the crocodile farm, relax around the swimming pool or take an optional game flight over the Delta. Overnight Sitatunga.

Day 5: Moremi Xaxanaka Lagoons
You make an early start and drive through traditional villages before entering the South Gate into Moremi Wildlife Reserve. You should see game en route to this reserve. The game drive takes you on a scenic road through Moremi Xaxanaka Lagoons. There is time to shower before dinner is served in the dining tent.
Camp near Xaxanaka in exclusive wilderness area.

Day 6: Moremi Wildlife Reserve
Early morning coffee or tea before setting off on a full morning's game drive to return to camp at 11:00 where a delicious brunch awaits you. Time now to shower, rest and relax in camp. After tea you set off on your afternoon game drive through Moremi with its wilderness of rivers and lagoons. Return to camp and relax around the campfire. Dinner served in the dining tent.
Camp near Xaxanaka in exclusive wilderness area.

Day 7: Moremi Wildlife Reserve
Early morning game drive through Moremi with its magnificent scenery in search of numbers of wildlife resident in this area. Time to relax at camp during the day. Afternoon boating excursion on the Xaxanaka Lagoons takes you down the papyrus-fringed channels of the eastern delta, which are prolific in bird life. Camp near Xaxanaka in exclusive wilderness area.

Day 8 - 9: Moremi Wildlife Reserve
Having had breakfast you leave Xaxanaka and continue on an interesting riverine route through Moremi to arrive and set up camp within sight of Khwai River at Moremi's morning and afternoon game drives. Leisure time to relax during the day. Camp near Khwai River in exclusive wilderness area.

Day 10: Savuti
An early morning game dive to have one last look at the Khwai, before returning to camp for breakfast. You leave Moremi and the route takes you on an interesting day's drive northwards to Savuti, stopping en route for lunch. A game drive past the grassy plains of the Mabebe Depression takes to your campsite.
Overnight Savuti in exclusive wilderness area.

Day 11: Savuti
Savuti is one of Africa's most densely populated predator areas, and well known for its bull elephants. The Savuti waterhole offers an ever-changing spectacle of birds and wildlife. Morning and afternoon game drives with leisure time to relax during the heat of the day.
Overnight Savuti in exclusive wilderness area.

Day 12: Nogaatsha
Leaving the plains of the Savuti Marsh you follow the Ngwezumba Valley driving through Mopane Forest. Lunch en route.Arrive at the remote pan of Nogaatsha on which a variety of wildlife depends. Camp within sight of this waterhole.
Overnight in the area of Nogaatsha.

Day 13: Chobe
After breakfast you leave for the Chobe River and you should see the breeding herds of elephant and large herds of buffalo for which this part is famous. In the afternoon a boating excursion on the Chobe River offers a new dimension to game viewing.
Camp along Chobe floodplains in exclusive wilderness area.

Day 14: Victoria Falls
After a leisurely breakfast you pack up and slowly make your way out of Chobe National Park towards the town of Kasane, from here it is time to bid farewell as will arrange a transfer for you either Livingstone or Victoria Falls to a hotel of you choice. Please look at your extension options. A reminder that tax on departure, paid in US$, is required when flying at of Zimbabwe. It is presently US$30.00 - to be given in exact amount as no change will be available!