Okavango Delta
Botswana — Ngamiland

Okavango Delta

One of Africa's last great wilderness areas

A UNESCO World Heritage site where the Okavango River spreads into a maze of lagoons, islands, and floodplains teeming with wildlife.

Best time to visit

June–October (dry season, peak wildlife)

Ideal for

Wildlife & wilderness lovers

Suggested stay

3–4 nights

Getting there

Light aircraft from Maun (arranged in your package)

Experiences

What to Do in Okavango Delta

Mokoro Safaris

Mokoro Safaris

Glide through papyrus-lined channels in a traditional dugout canoe — the quintessential Okavango experience.

Game Drives

Game Drives

Open-vehicle game drives across the delta's islands and floodplains. Elephant, lion, leopard, wild dog, and buffalo.

Walking Safaris

Walking Safaris

Explore on foot with an armed ranger — track animals, learn bushcraft, and connect with the wilderness.

Luxury & Camping

Luxury & Camping

From tented camps under the stars to exclusive fly-camp lodges — stay right in the heart of the delta.

Gallery

A Glimpse of Okavango Delta

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Travel Tips

Plan Smart, Travel Better

A few things worth knowing before you go — from the best seasons to the details that make the trip smoother.

  • Best time: June to October (dry season, peak wildlife viewing)
  • Access is by light aircraft from Maun (flights arranged in your package)
  • Malaria prophylaxis is recommended — consult your doctor
  • Pack light, neutral clothing, a sun hat, and good binoculars
  • Botswana visas are visa-free for most African passport holders for up to 90 days

Ready for the Delta?

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