Road transfer from Livingstone Airport to The River Club
River Club is situated on the Zambian side of the Zambezi River, 18kms upstream from Victoria Falls. The camp has a distinct Victorian flavour, and guests here enjoy the sights and sounds of Victoria Falls and the Zambezi River in a peaceful and tranquil setting away from the crowds. Ten luxurious, thatched chalets accommodate a maximum of 20 people. The rooms overlook the Zambezi River, and have en-suite facilities including a bath, shower, toilet and basin. All the rooms have fans. The main dining room, lounge, and pub area also has an interesting library. The Victoria Falls is one of the Seven Natural Wonders of the World and is arguably the greatest waterfall in the world. Daily trips to the Falls are a highlight. Boating to the Zambezi River’s islands provides relaxed afternoon activities, and fishing and sundowner trips are offered. The Zambezi National Park is located just across the river, and lion calls can often be heard at night. A rich bird life is found in the area. Hippos are regularly sighted (and heard) along the river’s edge. Activities included in your safari rate: fishing, sundowner boat trips, visits to Mosi-Oa-Tunya National Park, visits to the Railway Museum, Livingstone Museum and the town, the Zambian side of the Falls and a local African village.
Sefofane shared charter flight Kasane Airport – Savuti Camp
Savuti Camp is situated in the Linyanti Reserve along the Savuti Channel in northern Botswana. The camp is built about 17 kilometers "downstream" from the source of the Savuti. The channel stopped flowing in 1980 and what was a Hippo-filled river, is now wide, open grasslands and a legendary predator’s enclave. Savuti Camp is a comfortable camp providing accommodation in seven large walk-in tented rooms with en-suite facilities. Five of the bathrooms are within the tents and two tents have bathrooms with wonderful open fronts facing onto the Savuti Channel. Each room is raised off the ground on wooden decks. The camp has a thatched dining area, pub, and plunge pool, all on raised wooden decks. There is a waterhole close to camp and this attracts large numbers of animals that guests can view from the camp. Activities include game drives in open 4x4 Land Rovers, night drives, walks with an armed guard and several hides for safe, up-close animal viewing. Savuti Camp’s “woodpile hide” is famous for the finest in elephant viewing where one literally feels what it is like to be with the herd. Game concentrations are high, particularly in the winter. There is also good concentration of plains game in the area.
Sefofane shared charter flight Savuti Camp – Jao Camp
Jao Camp is situated in a private reserve on a remote island, to the west of the Moremi Game Reserve in the heart of the Okavango Delta. Across the waterway in front of the camp, guests have wonderful views of the open flood plains and savannah, allowing for a wonderful Okavango experience. Guests are accommodated in nine large and spacious rooms which are raised off the ground. Each of the unique and beautiful twin-bedded canvas and thatched rooms has been individually handcrafted under the direction of renowned architects Sylvio Rech and LeslieCarstens. The rooms are built under a canopy of shady trees, with en-suite bathroom, hot and cold running water, a large bath and double vanity. There is an additional outside shower under the stars for those more adventurous guests who want to shower closer to nature. There is an outdoor “sala” for guests to enjoy midday siestas with a view and a breeze. A raised walkway connects the rooms to the dining room and lounge area. There are two plunge pools and an outdoor “boma” for dining under the stars, as well as an excellent wine cellar. Jao also offers a Salon with a full-time therapist, offering a wide range of massage treatments. The activities at Jao include mokoro (dug out canoe) excursions, boats, fishing, day and night game drives, and guided walks. During an unusually high flood season, game drives begin by boating out to a nearby island - Hunda Island - where the vehicles are waiting, and the drive begins from. Access to this area is only by aircraft.
Sefofane shared charter flight Jao Camp – Jack’s Camp
Jack’s Camp is located deep in the Kalahari Desert on the edge of the Makgadikgadi Pans, the largest saltpans in the world. A relic of one of the world's largest super-lakes, the Makgadikgadi dried up thousands of years ago as a result of the continued shifting of the earth's crust. When the lake was formed, some five to seven million years ago, its shores were the setting for the mysterious transition from ape to man. Jack's Camp is a classic desert safari camp accommodating 20 guests. Ten green roomy stylish and canvas tents, with en-suite bathrooms and indoor and outdoor showers (for those who want to feel the Kalahari breeze on their skin) have been fashioned in classical style and are set into a palm grove creating an oasis of civilization in what can be the harshest of stark environments. Persian rugs underfoot and cool cotton sheets form a striking contrast with the rugged wilderness viewed from the comfort of one's own veranda. Facilities include a mess tent for dining and a tea tent with Persian carpet cushions for socializing. Innovative and fresh, your meals are of a superb standard with all baking done daily on coals. Jack's Camp offers a comprehensive Kalahari desert experience as well as the opportunity to walk with the Bushmen trackers who provide a unique connection between their fascinating culture and the natural environment. In the wet season, the pans fill with water forming one of the most important wetland sites in Africa which in turn attracts huge flocks of Flamingo as well as the annual zebra and wildebeest migration, the desert is teeming with game and predators. Activities are conducted in open 4x4 vehicles custom designed for this terrain and accompanied by knowledgeable guides. Venturing far into the centre of the Makgadikgadi, on 4-wheel-drive quad bikes, one is able to explore remote archaeological sites, periodically discovering never-before-documented fossil beds of extinct giant zebra and hippo. A safari to Jack's Camp is also a complete desert experience, focusing on species unique to the area such as aardvark, gemsbok and springbok. It is the only place where guests are virtually guaranteed to see the rare and elusive brown hyena and are able to walk through the Kalahari with a gang of habituated, yet wild meerkats (suricates)!
