The Okavango Delta experts, crafting tailormade safaris to this unique safari destination and throughout the surrounding region.
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Apr 3, 2025
March seems a very good time to visit the Delta. Very green. Drying out from rains of January and February. Temperatures delightful day and night and perfect for a camping safari, with clear skies …Full review by CCleChat
Oct 10, 2024
Go in the wet seasons when you can go in a mokoro canoe down the canals the elephants create by walking through the tall grasses. Amazing place to be.Full review by M6983QDmarcom
Oct 1, 2024
This is the most visited place in botswana.we stayed at kwara camp.very friendly staffs.stayed here for three nights.whats an amazing experience.Full review by Pioneer33565540455
I have the chance to travel for safari in the Delta in either mid April or late August. Which would you recommend, and why?
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We were told to avoid October/November and January/February. We went in October and it was sweltering hot. But if you don’t mind the heat then it’s ok. You are …
We were told to avoid October/November and January/February. We went in October and it was sweltering hot. But if you don’t mind the heat then it’s ok. You are lucky! It is no longer dry!! The drought is over!!
Hi, what company did you do this safari with? Thanks :)
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Depending on your budget there are many tour operators around however if you want a safari that is flawless with a variety of camps and lodges to choose from have a look at …
Depending on your budget there are many tour operators around however if you want a safari that is flawless with a variety of camps and lodges to choose from have a look at Wilderness Safaris on their website.
Hi! We are going to the Okavango in July and are trying to decide on a mokoro company, a plane/helicopter company etc. We are looking for a great experience, but also bang for our buck (not looking to take expensive tours with huge profit margins for rich companies). Any suggestions? Thanks a lot for any help you can provide! Matt
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Hi Matt, July is a pretty busy month as the floodwaters have arrived but I would suggest a) you can base yourself in Maun and stay at a Backpackers’s and do your activities from …
Hi Matt, July is a pretty busy month as the floodwaters have arrived but I would suggest a) you can base yourself in Maun and stay at a Backpackers’s and do your activities from there or b) depending on your budget ( I know you don’t want to spend too much!) but if you could look at flying/ driving into a camp from Maun possibly an overland trip with a local operator? Rates are good and you will enjoy. Please let me know...thanks
I think everyone will have a different story based on individual experience with their respective tours. During our time there we went with Sun Safari's who hire subcontractors for the job. …
I think everyone will have a different story based on individual experience with their respective tours. During our time there we went with Sun Safari's who hire subcontractors for the job. You might try researching reviews of individual tours for your answer. In the end it's based on local knowledge, how long they have done the job, how long your out there during the day and just some plain good luck with seeing elusive lions and leopards. It's a big area and animals move about constantly.
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How long does it take to get from camp to camp?
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The flying time between camps varies depending on the camp and areas, with some journeys being a simple hop taking just 5 minutes. Most transfers are around 20 minutes...
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