Relax in No-Holds-Barred Luxury

All the accommodation in the Delta is good, but sometimes it is extraordinary. Our Exclusive and Luxury Lodges are not solely about price but also the experience: what could be more out of this world than lounging on a daybed, private plunge pool by your side, while watching game almost within arm's reach coming to drink at a waterhole?

Most of the camps in the Okavango Delta overlook floodplains or a waterhole, and many of the suites have their own totally private daybeds (like this one at Little Mombo) where you can while away the day and forget all about the real world in incredible surroundings.

Unwind on a Mokoro Safari

It's the perfect way to see the Okavango Delta: travel as the animals do, nosing your way through reed beds and along clear channels, never quite sure what is round the next bend in the river.

Your guides are locals and have an intimate knowledge of their environment. Sit back and unwind on a guided local canoe, drifting through quiet backwaters and papyrus-lined channels. The only sounds will be swirling water and bird calls.

We recommend the Kanana Mokoro Trail where you will venture deep into the backwaters of the Delta on the hunt for the legendary sitatunga antelope.

 

 "Nothing quite compares to the thrill of sitting in a flimsy canoe on crocodile-infested water next to a two-tonne monster with a well-deserved reputation for aggression. Luckily, the hippo hadn't seen us so imagine my surprise when our guides began shouting and whistling..." - Dominic Chadbon, Chasing Shadows - Hunting Sitatunga in the Okavango Delta, June, 2008. 

 

Alternatively, for a more thrilling edge to your Okavango Delta Travel experience, take a motorised boat trip - you'll reach high speeds on the open waterways and meander slowly through hippo channels to get close up to animals.

Go Game Viewing in an African Eden

Spot incredible concentrations of wildlife in a diverse, beautiful environment. In particular, look out for big cats, elephants and buffalo - there are plenty!

Wind your way in a 4X4 through forest, floodplain and open savannah. Moremi has an international reputation as having some of Africa's best game viewing: it's the last stronghold of the African wild dog, has great birdwatching, and is full of the iconic large African mammals.

Go on an Okavango Walking Safari

An Okavango Delta Travel experience with a difference: the Delta is one of the few places in Botswana where you can walk in the bush. Your guide will track down and get close to big game - but don't forget to take the time to study the smaller stuff: birds, bugs and beautiful trees.

Lodges in the private concessions offer walking trails ranging from a couple of hours to several days with overnight bush camps. Walk with a qualified and armed ranger to enjoy a unique experience - not much can beat the thrill of spotting fresh lion spoor or crouching down while a curious elephant sniffs the air.

Experience a Delta High

Take a scenic flight over the Okavango Delta and watch the landscape open up into a kaleidoscope of channels, lagoons and islands. You'll be flying from lodge to lodge but you can also take scenic flights by light plane or helicopter - just ask your Go2Africa consultant for details.

Spotting animals from the air puts a totally different angle on game viewing! It's only from the air that the scale of the Okavango Delta becomes apparent - it stretches out in all directions, a horizon-hugging web of waterways.

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Okavango Delta Travel - Relax in Luxury Accommodation

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Okavango Delta Travel - Go on a Walking Safari in the Okavango Delta

Okavango Delta Travel - Get a Bird's Eye View on a Fly-in Safari or Scenic Flight

 

 "It gets light quickly in this part of the world and we set out at dawn. We were staying on one of the Delta's countless unnamed islands where our huge walk-in tents had been set up under giant shade trees. Smoke from the kitchen fires lay still in the hushed atmosphere and the ice-cold water of the Delta murmured against our canoe as we set off... " - Dominic Chadbon, Chasing Shadows, June, 2008. 

 

 

 "The Golden Age of the African hunting safari may be over but the grizzled Great White Hunters haven't hung up their rifles just yet. With a trusted firearm by their side they still track game through the wilds of Botswana, but they now line up their targets through a camera's viewfinder rather than the scope of a high-powered hunting rifle....." - Dominic Chadbon, 'An Interview with Dougie Wright', June, 2008. 

 

 
 

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