Botswana 4x4 safari - The road less travelled: Maun to Xakanaxa
Planning a Botswana 4×4 self-drive safari but looking to escape the crowds? Here’s an itinerary that does just that. Botswana is an excellent 4×4 self-drive destination for travellers looking to experience an authentic African safari.
Your journey
This Botswana 4×4 self-drive holiday starts in Maun – the gateway to the wildlife-rich Okavango Delta. Maun is the ideal place to stock up for your exploits as you make your way towards Xakanaxa.
Getting there
There are two entrances to Moremi – the South Gate and the North Gate. South Gate takes you directly to the Xakanaxa, or you can choose to travel via Third Bridge, which, which passes through the North Gate as well as a stunning section known as Hippo Pools. Close to North Gate is a Mopane Pole bridge that travellers will have to cross to exit Moremi.
Wildlife that you may see along your journey to Xakanaxa includes elephant, buffalo, hyena, giraffe, hippo, wildebeest, kudu, lechwe, lion and leopard, and many more.
Where to stay
Xakanaxa Camp
Activities to try
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