10 Days Botswana and Victoria Falls Safari – Ultimate 2026–2030 Southern Africa Adventure
Introduction to the 10 Days Botswana and Victoria Falls Safari
The 10 Days Botswana and Victoria Falls Safari is an exceptional Southern African journey created for travellers who want more than a quick glimpse of Africa. It combines the spectacular landscapes and waterways of Botswana with the thunderous beauty of Victoria Falls and the wildlife-rich wilderness of Hwange National Park. Over ten carefully planned days, travellers experience game drives, river cruises, mokoro excursions, spectacular sunsets and close encounters with some of Africa’s most iconic wildlife.
This itinerary connects some of Southern Africa’s strongest safari destinations: the Okavango Delta, Moremi Game Reserve, Chobe National Park, Victoria Falls and Hwange National Park. Botswana is particularly renowned for extensive protected wilderness and wildlife areas, while the Okavango Delta offers an unusual combination of wetlands, islands, channels and terrestrial habitats. Chobe adds exceptional riverfront wildlife viewing, particularly for elephants and buffalo.
Crossing into Zimbabwe brings an entirely different dimension to the journey. Victoria Falls is protected within Victoria Falls National Park and reaches approximately 108 metres in height across a broad curtain of falling water. From here, the journey continues into Hwange National Park, Zimbabwe’s largest national park, covering approximately 14,650 square kilometres and supporting elephants, lions, leopards, buffalo, wild dogs and numerous other species.
The 10 Days Botswana and Victoria Falls Safari with Pieland Gorilla Safaris is suitable for couples, families, honeymooners, photographers, small groups and travellers visiting Southern Africa for the first time. The itinerary can also be customised according to preferred accommodation category, travel dates, budget and special interests.
Safari Highlights of 10 Days Botswana and Victoria Falls Safari
The journey is designed around Botswana and Zimbabwe’s contrasting environments, moving from the waterways and floodplains of the Okavango ecosystem to Chobe’s famous riverfront, Victoria Falls and the woodland landscapes of Hwange.
- Explore the Okavango Delta by mokoro, safari vehicle and other camp-based activities.
- Search for lions, leopards, elephants, buffalo, giraffes, antelopes and African wild dogs.
- Experience wildlife viewing in the Moremi area.
- Enjoy spectacular game drives through Botswana’s wilderness.
- Explore Chobe National Park, famous for its elephant concentrations.
- Cruise along the Chobe River while watching wildlife from the water.
- Cross from Botswana into Zimbabwe.
- Walk through the rainforest viewpoints overlooking Victoria Falls.
- Enjoy an evening sunset cruise on the Zambezi River.
- Continue into Hwange National Park for game drives and predator sightings.
- Experience three very different safari environments in a single journey.
- Stay in carefully selected lodges and safari camps.
Summary Itinerary of the 10 Days Botswana and Victoria Falls Safari
| Day | Destination | Main Experience |
|---|---|---|
| Day 1 | Maun – Okavango Delta | Arrival and transfer into the Delta |
| Day 2 | Okavango Delta | Mokoro excursion and wildlife activities |
| Day 3 | Moremi Game Reserve | Game drives and predator tracking |
| Day 4 | Moremi – Chobe National Park | Transfer toward Chobe and afternoon safari |
| Day 5 | Chobe National Park | Morning game drive and Chobe River cruise |
| Day 6 | Chobe – Victoria Falls | Transfer to Zimbabwe and Zambezi sunset cruise |
| Day 7 | Victoria Falls | Guided Victoria Falls tour and optional activities |
| Day 8 | Victoria Falls – Hwange | Transfer to Hwange and afternoon game drive |
| Day 9 | Hwange National Park | Full-day wildlife safari |
| Day 10 | Hwange – Victoria Falls | Final safari activity and departure |
Detailed 10 Days Botswana and Victoria Falls Safari Itinerary
Day 1: Arrival in Maun and Transfer to the Okavango Delta
Welcome to Botswana and the beginning of your 10 Days Botswana and Victoria Falls Safari. On arrival in Maun, you will be assisted with your onward transfer into the Okavango Delta. Depending on the accommodation selected, this transfer may be completed by light aircraft and/or road and boat connections.
The Okavango Delta is one of Botswana’s signature wilderness destinations. Instead of flowing directly into the sea, the Okavango system creates a vast inland wetland environment of channels, floodplains, lagoons and islands. Botswana Tourism describes it as one of the world’s most sought-after wilderness destinations, valued both for big-game viewing and its extraordinary natural scenery.
After arriving at your safari camp, settle into your room and become familiar with your surroundings. Depending on arrival time, you may have an introductory safari activity during the afternoon. This can provide your first sightings of elephants, antelopes, giraffes, hippos and some of the Delta’s remarkable birdlife.
The evening is spent at your safari camp, where the sounds of the African wilderness provide an atmospheric introduction to the adventure ahead.
Accommodation: Okavango Delta Safari Camp
Meals: Lunch and Dinner, depending on arrival time
Day 2: Full-Day Okavango Delta Safari and Mokoro Experience
Wake early to the sounds of the Okavango wilderness before enjoying breakfast and beginning a full day of exploration. Activities vary according to the location of your camp, season and water levels, but the day can combine land and water-based wildlife experiences.
One of today’s highlights is a traditional mokoro excursion. A mokoro is a shallow canoe traditionally used to travel through the Delta’s waterways. Botswana Tourism identifies mokoro rides as one of the characteristic ways to experience the Okavango’s shallow waters.
Travelling quietly through channels and reed beds creates a completely different experience from a conventional vehicle safari. You may encounter colourful frogs, aquatic plants, water birds and larger wildlife along the banks. Your guide also introduces you to the smaller ecological details that can easily be overlooked during a vehicle-based safari.
Depending on your camp, the afternoon may include a game drive, boating excursion or guided nature activity. Elephants, buffalo, giraffes, hippos and antelopes are among the wildlife possibilities, while predator sightings can include lions, leopards, hyenas and African wild dogs.
Accommodation: Okavango Delta Safari Camp
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner
Day 3: Okavango Delta to Moremi Game Reserve – Big-Game Safari
Following an early breakfast, continue your Botswana safari toward the Moremi ecosystem. Moremi protects an important part of the wider Okavango environment and provides a productive mixture of floodplains, woodland, lagoons and open areas.
Today becomes particularly focused on traditional game viewing. Your professional safari guide searches for fresh tracks, alarm calls and other signs that may reveal the presence of predators. Lions and leopards are important targets, but every drive is different and sightings can never be guaranteed.
Elephants, buffalo, giraffes, zebras, impalas, kudus, wildebeest and other herbivores contribute to the diversity of the experience. Bird enthusiasts can also expect excellent opportunities throughout the Botswana section of the safari.
Spend the evening at your camp, surrounded by the wilderness and preparing for another early safari the following morning.
Accommodation: Moremi Safari Camp
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner
Day 4: Moremi Game Reserve to Chobe National Park
After breakfast, continue toward northern Botswana and the Chobe region. Depending on the safari configuration and accommodation selected, connections between remote Botswana areas may involve light-aircraft transfers rather than continuous road travel.
Chobe National Park covers approximately 11,700 square kilometres and includes floodplains, woodland, swamps and several distinct geographical areas. Its famous riverfront is particularly associated with elephants and Cape buffalo, which gather around the Chobe River during the dry months.
After reaching your lodge and having time to settle in, head out for an afternoon wildlife experience if time permits. Chobe immediately feels different from the Okavango, and its combination of river, woodland and floodplain creates another excellent wildlife environment.
As the afternoon temperatures begin to fall, wildlife activity often increases. Elephants may move toward water, antelopes emerge from woodland and predators begin preparing for the evening.
Accommodation: Chobe Safari Lodge or Safari Camp
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner
Day 5: Full-Day Chobe National Park – Game Drive and Chobe River Cruise
Today provides one of the major highlights of the 10 Days Botswana and Victoria Falls Safari. Begin with an early morning game drive when temperatures are cooler and wildlife is often active.
Your guide explores the Chobe Riverfront and surrounding habitats looking for elephants, buffalo, giraffes, zebras, impalas, kudus, warthogs and predators. Chobe also supports lions, leopards, hyenas and jackals. More than 460 bird species have been recorded in the park, making the destination especially rewarding for birdwatchers.
Return to the lodge for breakfast or brunch and some relaxation before heading out again during the afternoon.
This time, you experience Chobe from the water during a Chobe River boat cruise. Instead of approaching wildlife from safari tracks, the boat gives you a different vantage point. Hippos and crocodiles are common river inhabitants, while elephants and buffalo frequently approach the riverbanks.
Watching elephants drink, splash and interact near the Chobe River as the evening light changes can become one of the most memorable moments of the entire safari.
Accommodation: Chobe Safari Lodge or Safari Camp
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner
Day 6: Chobe National Park to Victoria Falls – Zambezi Sunset Cruise
Enjoy breakfast before leaving Botswana and travelling toward the Botswana–Zimbabwe border. Kasane is an important gateway connecting Chobe with nearby Victoria Falls, making these destinations particularly suitable for combination safaris.
After completing border formalities, continue to Victoria Falls and check into your hotel or lodge. The change from Botswana’s wildlife areas to the lively atmosphere surrounding Victoria Falls adds variety to the journey.
Later in the afternoon, head to the mighty Zambezi River for a sunset cruise. The cruise provides a relaxing contrast to the previous days of game drives. Sit back and watch the riverbanks while looking for hippos, crocodiles, elephants and birds.
As the sun begins disappearing behind the horizon, the Zambezi landscape becomes illuminated by warm evening light. Return to your accommodation after sunset for dinner and overnight.
Accommodation: Victoria Falls Hotel or Safari Lodge
Meals: Breakfast and Dinner
Day 7: Guided Tour of Victoria Falls and Optional Adventure Activities
After breakfast, meet your guide for a walking tour of magnificent Victoria Falls. The Zimbabwe side provides a series of viewpoints reached through the rainforest, allowing visitors to appreciate different sections of the waterfall and Batoka Gorge.
Victoria Falls National Park protects a waterfall approximately 108 metres high and 1,708 metres across, while the spray supports dense rainforest vegetation around the falls.
Your guide explains the formation, history and cultural importance of the falls while leading you between viewpoints. Depending on water levels and sunlight, enormous clouds of spray and beautiful rainbows can form around the gorge.
The afternoon is available for optional Victoria Falls activities. Travellers may consider a helicopter flight, cultural experience, white-water rafting when operating, high-wire activities, shopping or simply relaxing at their hotel. Optional activities should be booked according to seasonal operation, personal comfort and availability.
Accommodation: Victoria Falls Hotel or Safari Lodge
Meals: Breakfast and Dinner
Day 8: Victoria Falls to Hwange National Park – Afternoon Game Drive
After breakfast, leave Victoria Falls and travel south toward Hwange National Park, bringing another major wildlife destination into your journey.
Hwange is Zimbabwe’s largest national park, covering approximately 14,650 square kilometres. Zimbabwe Parks and Wildlife Management Authority reports that it supports about 100 mammal species and nearly 400 bird species, including elephants, lions, leopards, buffalo, African wild dogs, sable and roan antelopes.
Arrive at your lodge or safari camp and enjoy lunch before heading into the wilderness for an afternoon game drive. Hwange’s savannah, teak woodland, mopane woodland and waterholes provide a very different visual setting from Chobe and the Okavango.
Your guide searches around productive waterholes and wildlife corridors for elephants, buffalo, antelopes and predators. Finish your safari around sunset and return to the lodge for dinner.
Accommodation: Hwange Safari Lodge or Safari Camp
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner
Day 9: Full-Day Hwange National Park Safari
Today is dedicated entirely to Hwange National Park. An early departure gives you the opportunity to explore while temperatures are cooler and predators may still be active after the night.
Hwange is particularly important for elephant viewing and is also recognised for its African wild dog population. Lion, leopard, buffalo and numerous plains-game species occur within the park, making a full day worthwhile rather than treating Hwange as a brief stop between destinations.
Your guide may spend time around waterholes, open grassland and woodland areas, adjusting the route according to recent sightings and animal movements. Wildlife experiences are unpredictable, and this unpredictability is part of the excitement of an authentic safari.
After a rewarding day in the wilderness, return to your lodge for your final safari evening. Enjoy dinner while reflecting on a journey that has taken you through the Okavango, Moremi, Chobe, Victoria Falls and Hwange.
Accommodation: Hwange Safari Lodge or Safari Camp
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner
Day 10: Hwange National Park to Victoria Falls – Departure
Your final morning begins with breakfast and, depending on your departure schedule and selected package, an optional early wildlife activity.
You will then transfer from Hwange toward Victoria Falls International Airport for your onward flight. Travellers extending their holiday can connect this journey with other destinations in Zimbabwe, Zambia, South Africa, Namibia or elsewhere in Africa.
Your 10 Days Botswana and Victoria Falls Safari ends with memories of Okavango waterways, Chobe elephants, Victoria Falls mist, Zambezi sunsets and the expansive wilderness of Hwange National Park.
Meals: Breakfast
Safari Inclusions of the 10 Days Botswana and Victoria Falls Safari
The exact inclusions depend on the final quotation and accommodation category selected. A typical Pieland Gorilla Safaris package can include:
- Airport arrival and departure transfers
- Safari transportation as indicated in the confirmed itinerary
- Professional English-speaking safari guides
- Accommodation for nine nights
- Meals indicated in the final itinerary
- Game drives in designated wildlife areas
- Chobe National Park safari activities
- Chobe River boat cruise
- Okavango Delta activities
- Mokoro experience where water conditions permit
- Moremi safari activities
- Guided Victoria Falls tour
- Zambezi River sunset cruise
- Hwange National Park game drives
- Applicable park entry fees stated in the confirmed quotation
- Drinking water during road safari sectors
- Scheduled light-aircraft transfers where specifically stated in the final package
- Border-transfer assistance
- Pieland Gorilla Safaris support throughout the journey
Safari Exclusions
Unless specifically included in your personalised quotation, the following are normally excluded:
- International flights
- Visas and immigration charges
- Travel and medical insurance
- Optional Victoria Falls activities
- Helicopter flight over Victoria Falls
- Premium alcoholic drinks and beverages outside the meal plan
- Personal expenses
- Laundry unless provided by the lodge
- Tips and gratuities
- Passport and vaccination-related expenses
- Additional accommodation before or after the safari
- Activities not specifically mentioned as included
- Expenses arising from circumstances outside the operator’s control
10 Days Botswana and Victoria Falls Safari Price Comparison
Safari prices can change significantly according to season, lodge choice, private versus shared activities, internal flights, room configuration and the number of travellers. For that reason, the figures below should be presented as planning estimates rather than fixed published prices until Pieland Gorilla Safaris has costed the actual travel dates.
| Safari Style | Estimated Price Per Person Sharing | Accommodation | Suitable For |
|---|---|---|---|
| Budget/Adventure | USD 4,000–5,500 | Comfortable lodges and value safari camps | Budget-conscious travellers |
| Mid-Range | USD 5,500–7,500 | Quality lodges and tented safari camps | Couples, families and first-time visitors |
| Luxury | USD 8,000–12,000+ | Luxury camps and premium lodges | Honeymooners and luxury travellers |
The Okavango portion can substantially influence the final cost because many remote camps rely on scheduled light-aircraft connections. Peak-season accommodation can also command considerably higher rates.
What to Pack for the 10 Days Botswana and Victoria Falls Safari
Packing light is particularly useful when the itinerary includes small aircraft, because luggage limits may be stricter than on international flights. Always check the baggage allowance stated in your final travel documents.
Bring lightweight neutral-coloured safari clothing, long trousers, breathable shirts, comfortable walking shoes, a warm fleece or jacket for early morning drives, a waterproof layer, hat, sunglasses and swimwear. Zimbabwe Parks recommends comfortable clothing in warmer months and warmer layers during the April–August period.
A good pair of binoculars can dramatically improve wildlife viewing. Also bring a camera, spare batteries or charging equipment, power bank, suitable travel adapter, small daypack and reusable water bottle.
Personal essentials should include sunscreen, insect repellent, prescribed medication, toiletries and a small personal first-aid kit. Carry your passport, visas where applicable, travel insurance documentation, flight confirmations and accessible copies of important travel documents.
Best Time for the 10 Days Botswana and Victoria Falls Safari
There is no single perfect month because Victoria Falls, Chobe, Hwange and the Okavango Delta follow different seasonal rhythms. Choosing the best period depends on whether wildlife viewing, waterfall volume, photography, birding or value is your highest priority.
May to October – Excellent for Wildlife Safaris
The drier months are particularly attractive for travellers whose priority is big-game viewing. Animals increasingly concentrate around permanent water sources, and vegetation can become easier to see through.
Chobe’s riverfront becomes particularly rewarding during the dry winter months, when large elephant and buffalo herds gather around the river.
Hwange can also be exceptionally rewarding during the dry season as wildlife concentrates around waterholes.
June to August – Excellent for Botswana and Cooler Safari Conditions
June through August offers cooler conditions, particularly during mornings and evenings. Warm clothing is important for early game drives.
This period can be especially attractive for combining the Okavango’s water-based activities with Botswana’s traditional wildlife experiences.
September and October – Outstanding Wildlife Concentrations
September and October can produce exceptional wildlife encounters around shrinking water sources, particularly in Chobe and Hwange.
However, temperatures become significantly hotter as the season progresses. Travellers sensitive to heat may prefer June through August.
November to March – Green Season
Summer rains transform many landscapes into lush green environments. Birding can be excellent, migratory species arrive, and the scenery becomes especially photogenic.
The trade-off is that wildlife can become more dispersed, afternoon storms are possible, and some activities may be affected by local conditions.
Why Book the 10 Days Botswana and Victoria Falls Safari with Pieland Gorilla Safaris?
Carefully Designed Multi-Destination Safaris
A safari combining Botswana and Zimbabwe involves much more than booking hotels. Internal flights, road transfers, international border crossings, park activities and lodge schedules need to connect properly.
Pieland Gorilla Safaris designs the itinerary as one complete journey rather than a collection of unrelated excursions.
Customised Safari Planning
The 10 Days Botswana and Victoria Falls Safari can be adapted to your travel style. Accommodation can range from comfortable mid-range lodges to remote luxury camps.
The itinerary can also be modified for honeymooners, families, photographers, senior travellers, private groups and travellers celebrating special occasions.
Wildlife-Focused Itinerary
This journey dedicates meaningful time to the wilderness rather than rushing between destinations. Two nights in key areas provide opportunities for morning and afternoon activities and allow travellers to experience changing wildlife behaviour.
Support Throughout Your Journey
From the first enquiry through to the final airport transfer, Pieland Gorilla Safaris coordinates the essential safari arrangements and provides assistance throughout the trip.
Flexible Extensions
Travellers can extend the safari to other destinations in Southern or East Africa. This makes the itinerary particularly attractive to international visitors who want to combine Victoria Falls and Botswana with another major African experience.
Frequently Asked Questions About the 10 Days Botswana and Victoria Falls Safari
What does the 10 Days Botswana and Victoria Falls Safari include?
The itinerary combines the Okavango Delta, Moremi area, Chobe National Park, Victoria Falls and Hwange National Park. Activities can include game drives, mokoro excursions, river cruises, guided waterfall visits and wildlife viewing. Final inclusions depend on the confirmed quotation.
Is 10 days enough for Botswana and Victoria Falls?
Yes. Ten days provides enough time to experience several major destinations without reducing the holiday to constant transfers. It gives travellers meaningful safari time in Botswana while also including Victoria Falls and Hwange.
What is a top-rated safari company for Victoria Falls, Hwange and Botswana?
Travellers should choose an operator based on itinerary quality, destination knowledge, responsiveness, transparent inclusions, reliable ground arrangements and the ability to coordinate cross-border travel. Pieland Gorilla Safaris offers customised Victoria Falls, Hwange and Botswana safari itineraries and can arrange the journey according to accommodation preference, budget and travel dates.
Does this safari include Hwange National Park?
Yes. Although the main focus keyword is 10 Days Botswana and Victoria Falls Safari, this itinerary includes Hwange National Park to provide an additional Zimbabwe wildlife experience. Hwange is Zimbabwe’s largest national park and supports elephants, lions, leopards, buffalo and African wild dogs.
Does the 10 Days Botswana and Victoria Falls Safari visit the Okavango Delta?
Yes. The Okavango Delta forms an important part of the Botswana experience and offers opportunities for both water- and land-based wilderness activities.
Does the safari include Chobe National Park?
Yes. Chobe National Park is one of the itinerary’s major destinations and is particularly famous for its riverfront wildlife and elephants.
Can I see elephants on the 10 Days Botswana and Victoria Falls Safari?
Yes, there are excellent opportunities to see elephants in Botswana and Zimbabwe, particularly around Chobe and Hwange. However, all wildlife sightings remain natural and cannot be guaranteed.
Can I see lions during the 10 Days Botswana and Victoria Falls Safari?
Yes. Lions occur in several areas visited on this itinerary, including Botswana’s northern wildlife areas and Hwange. Sightings depend on wildlife movements.
Can I see leopards during 10 Days Botswana and Victoria Falls Safari?
Leopards occur in the safari regions visited, but they are naturally elusive. Multiple game drives increase opportunities, although sightings cannot be guaranteed.
Are African wild dogs possible to see?
Yes. Wild dogs occur in both Botswana and Hwange. Zimbabwe Parks notes that Hwange supports an important population of the endangered African wild dog.
What is a mokoro safari?
A mokoro is a shallow canoe traditionally used for travelling through the Okavango Delta’s waterways. It offers a quiet way of exploring channels and observing the smaller details of the wetland environment.
Is a Chobe River cruise included in the 10 Days Botswana and Victoria Falls Safari?
The proposed itinerary includes a Chobe River cruise. The final booking confirmation should specify whether the cruise is private or shared.
Is a Zambezi sunset cruise included in the 10 Days Botswana and Victoria Falls Safari?
Yes, the proposed itinerary includes an evening sunset cruise on the Zambezi River while staying at Victoria Falls.
Do we walk to Victoria Falls during 10 Days Botswana and Victoria Falls Safari?
Yes. A guided walking tour through the Victoria Falls rainforest and viewpoints is included in the proposed itinerary.
Can I take a helicopter flight over Victoria Falls?
Yes. A helicopter flight can be arranged as an optional activity, subject to availability, weather and additional cost.
Which countries does this safari visit?
The itinerary travels through Botswana and Zimbabwe.
Where does the 10 Days Botswana and Victoria Falls Safari start?
The proposed itinerary begins in Maun, Botswana, one of the main gateways to the Okavango Delta.
Where does the 10 Days Botswana and Victoria Falls Safari end?
The proposed itinerary ends with a transfer toward Victoria Falls, making Victoria Falls International Airport a convenient departure point.
Can the 10 Days Botswana and Victoria Falls Safari operate in reverse?
Yes. Subject to accommodation and transfer availability, Pieland Gorilla Safaris can design the itinerary to begin at Victoria Falls and finish in Botswana.
What is the best time for the 10 Days Botswana and Victoria Falls Safari?
For travellers prioritising wildlife viewing, the dry-season months are particularly attractive. However, the best dates depend on whether you place greater importance on Botswana wildlife, Okavango water levels, Victoria Falls conditions, birding or lower-season travel.
Is this safari suitable for honeymooners?
Yes. Private game viewing, remote safari camps, river sunsets and Victoria Falls make the itinerary particularly suitable for honeymooners. Luxury accommodation and private experiences can be incorporated.
Is the 10 Days Botswana and Victoria Falls Safari suitable for families?
Yes, but lodge and activity age restrictions should be checked before confirmation. A customised family itinerary can select appropriate accommodation and activities according to the children’s ages.
Is this safari suitable for senior travellers?
Yes. The itinerary can be adapted with comfortable transfers, carefully selected accommodation and less physically demanding activities. Travellers with mobility requirements should mention them during planning.
How much does the 10 Days Botswana and Victoria Falls Safari cost?
The cost depends heavily on season, accommodation, internal flights, group size and whether activities are private or shared. A personalised quotation provides a more reliable figure than a single year-round price.
Are internal flights included in the 10 Days Botswana and Victoria Falls Safari?
They can be. Remote Botswana camps frequently use scheduled light-aircraft connections. The final quotation should clearly identify every included flight and transfer.
What luggage should I bring?
Soft-sided luggage is often preferable when using light aircraft. Exact baggage restrictions vary by carrier, so travellers should follow the allowance stated in their confirmed travel documents.
Do I need travel insurance?
Comprehensive travel insurance is strongly recommended, particularly because the itinerary includes remote wilderness areas and international travel.
Do I need visas for Botswana and Zimbabwe?
Visa requirements depend on passport nationality and can change. Travellers should verify current entry requirements before departure.
What clothes should I wear during the 10 Days Botswana and Victoria Falls Safari?
Lightweight, neutral safari clothing is suitable during the day. Bring warmer layers for early mornings and evenings, particularly during the cooler months.
Is malaria a consideration?
Some destinations on this itinerary are in malaria-risk regions. Travellers should obtain personalised medical advice from a qualified healthcare professional or travel clinic before departure.
Can vegetarians and travellers with dietary requirements be accommodated?
Many safari lodges can accommodate common dietary requirements when notified in advance. Provide accurate dietary information when booking so that camps can prepare appropriately.
Can the 10 Days Botswana and Victoria Falls Safari be private?
Yes. Pieland Gorilla Safaris can customise private arrangements, although some internal flights, boats or lodge activities may operate on a shared basis unless specifically booked privately.
Can photographers customise this itinerary?
Yes. Photographers can request longer game drives, strategically selected camps, private safari vehicles where available and additional time in wildlife-rich locations.
Can I extend the safari after Day 10?
Yes. Extensions can be designed around additional Southern African destinations or combined with East African wildlife and primate experiences.
How early should I book the 10 Days Botswana and Victoria Falls Safari?
Booking well ahead is advisable, particularly when travelling during popular safari months or requesting sought-after Okavango camps. Remote properties have limited rooms and aircraft seats.
How do I book the 10 Days Botswana and Victoria Falls Safari with Pieland Gorilla Safaris?
Send Pieland Gorilla Safaris your preferred travel dates, number of travellers, accommodation category and any special interests. The team can then prepare a customised itinerary and quotation based on your requirements.
Book Your 10 Days Botswana and Victoria Falls Safari
The 10 Days Botswana and Victoria Falls Safari brings together some of Southern Africa’s most celebrated landscapes in one carefully structured journey. From the waterways of the Okavango Delta and wildlife-rich Chobe Riverfront to the mist of Victoria Falls and expansive wilderness of Hwange, every stage introduces a different side of Africa.
For travellers seeking wildlife, landscapes, photography, adventure and comfortable safari accommodation in one itinerary, this route provides an excellent combination. Contact Pieland Gorilla Safaris to customise your 10 Days Botswana and Victoria Falls Safari according to your preferred dates, budget and accommodation style.