The latest news from the Okavango Delta
Our team keep our eyes and ears open for all the latest developments in the Okavango. We do regular research trips to the camps and concession, sharing our safari experience with you. This collection of news posts includes everything from water level updates to packing suggestions and our favourite camps.
19th August 2020
With over 600 listed species, Botswana is a top birding destination thanks to its extremely diverse habitats. These converge together in a relatively small area allowing for an amazingly varied birding safari. From the fertile wetlands of the Okavango Delta...
Read More29th June 2020
It’s all in the name! A mobile safari in Botswana is the original safari, a journey of discovery between a variety of different locations with your camp moving with you every few days. The word ‘safari’ is Swahili, from East...
Read More25th June 2020
While every day on safari brings new and different experiences, safaris follow a general daily rhythm designed to maximise your game viewing opportunities. The Okavango Delta offers a wide range of activities which will vary from camp to camp and...
Read More23rd June 2020
The Okavango has long been admired for its incredible range of safari activities – game viewing on land and water – and now visitors have the opportunity to view this magnificent wilderness from the unique perspective offered by hot air...
Read More23rd June 2020
Protecting the heart of the Okavango Delta is the Moremi Game Reserve, controlled by the Department of Wildlife and National Park. Surrounding this is a network of private concessions. Both offer excellent but different safari experiences. Concerned by the rise...
Read More23rd June 2020
Due to its great conservation efforts and anti-poaching programmes, the Okavango Delta is one of the best places in Africa to see the Big Five. This is all the more impressive when you consider the Okavango is an unfenced wilderness,...
Read More19th June 2020
No one forgets the first time they saw a lion in the wild. A family safari creates shared memories for life. It is a chance to disconnect from the distractions of technology and focus on the wonders of nature. And...
Read More18th June 2020
Absolutely! Historically this was not a family friendly destination but increasingly camps are specialising  to create excellent family safaris. We know the best camps, areas and activities suitable for families. Here we set out the key factors to take into...
Read More17th June 2020
This guide not only offers information on what to pack for your safari but also the luggage allowance to work to, the type of bags to use and the temperatures to expect so you can plan accordingly. In general, when...
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