7 day Okavango Delta Trail

a 4x4 game drive into Chobe for more animal spotting

Spot numerous wildlife on your Botswana safari and explore the mysterious Okavango by mokoro on your Okavango Delta safari.

Summary of this 7 day Okavango Delta Trail Safari:

Accommodation: Camping in 2 person domed tents

Activities: Optional cruise on the Chobe River, 4x4 game drive into Chobe, join local villagers / guides on mokoros in the Delta (2 man dug out canoes), game walks, shopping, optional scenic Delta game flight.

Destination: Johannesburg (South Africa) / Chobe, Maun, Okavango Delta (Botswana) / Livingstone (Zambia)

What you can expect from this 7 Day Okavango Delta Safari Tour:

Spot a variety of game while cruising on Chobe River and on game drives while on your Botswana safari. Camping on islands in the Delta will prove to be an exciting experience while on your Okavango Delta safari. Your 7 Day Okavango Delta Safari is an adventure tour, tracking different species and exploring the waterways of the Okavango swamps.

Day 1: Chobe, Botswana

This morning you will have some free time for last minute shopping or exploring the town, before you depart for Livingstone and cross into Botswana to begin your Botswana safari. You will set up camp on the edge of the Chobe National Park. You have the option on your Botswana safari of a cruise on the Chobe River for your first chance of game viewing. Dinner.

Day 2: Maun, Botswana

The early morning of your Botswana safari will see you head off on a 4x4 game drive inside the Chobe for more game viewing. You will often see some of the migratory herds this area is famous for on your Botswana safari.

Leaving for Maun on your Botswana safari, it is common to see Elephant and other animals on both sides of the road. Keep your eyes open for any sightings. You will arrive in Maun, the gateway to the Delta late afternoon. Breakfast, Dinner.

Day 3: Okavango Delta, Botswana

Venture into the wild bush of Africa, far from any form of civilisation. Your Botswana safari begins once again by 4x4 Landrover as you journey across the 'Buffalo Fence' into the wildlife area.

Once in the Delta you will join local villagers / guides on mokoros (2 man dug out canoes) and begin your Okavango Delta safari. You will search for an abundance of wildlife that inhabits the Delta. Drifting silently through the channels, you will set up camp on islands in the Delta. Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner.

Day 4: Okavango Delta

This Okavango Delta safari allows you a unique opportunity to live under nature’s rules! Rising with the sun you will enjoy more poling on the mokoros, drifting silently through the channels as well as game walks tracking different animals and learning their habits.

Your Okavango Delta safari gives you a great opportunity to learn about the people of the area as each 2-man mokoros has a poler or local guide who grew up in the area and lives in the local village. These people work together in a community tourism initiative. After a breathtaking sunset, relax around the campfire listening to sounds the night has to offer. Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner.

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This morning on your Okavango Delta safari you will have another game viewing opportunity on the mokoro. You will then transfer back to Maun on a 4x4, a drive that often turns into a game drive itself. You have the option on your Okavango Delt ...

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