We rose early and packed up promptly so we could go on safari before the heat of the day. Driving back along the river tracks in Chobe NP we found some impalla "harems" and herds of buffalo, then we found a lion under a tree, chewing on his kill (a buffalo) !
Satisfied with our early morning sightings we stopped at the designated picnic spot by the river where Charlotte and Devon created us a most delicious brunch. .
Around mid-day we left the park and headed for the border crossing. The balance of the afternoon was spent driving west. We stopped for a late lunch at Catima Mulilo, where we sampled a local meal with fresh fish served up at a tiny eatery in the local market.
At sunset we arrived at Nunda campsite, a most appealing river front site I had prebooked, where we relaxed with G&Ts on the deck over the river. Our host told us he was offering a prize for the first person to swim across the river and back again. Of course we knew no one could ever win that prize because crocodiles would get them first?
It was another amazing day, with a most amazing camp for overnight.
Take a look at the web page for our camp: Nunda River Lodge
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