4-Day Okavango Delta Boat Safari Adventure

We well pick you up from you hotel on the morning around 8am, Depart the confirmed Maun boat station at approximately 08:00 and travel upstream through Okavango Delta channels toward the Nxaraga and Chief’s Island area. The guide will interpret the wetland landscape, birdlife and wildlife encountered naturally along the route. Stop for a light

lunch and continue to the camping area, with arrival currently planned for mid-afternoon. After time to settle in, take a sunset boat excursion where conditions permit. Return

for dinner. Your tent has its own private bush toilet and attached private bucket shower.

Rise early for coffee, tea and a guided walk where access and safety conditions permit. Return for breakfast, then leave the Nxaraga area by boat and continue upstream. Pause for a light lunch in a suitable location before reaching the Xaxaba camping area during the afternoon. After a rest, join a short sunset walk if confirmed safe by the guide. Return to the fully serviced camp for dinner. All walking and landing activities depend on water levels, terrain, permissions and the guide’s safety assessment.

You will be woken up at 7:00am for breakfast and head out for a special treat; the mokoro experience. This brings you up close and personal to arguably Africa’s most pristine game land. At first you may be unsettled about just how close you are to the wild, until you realize that you have just become a part of the environment, this is where you will get into such a relaxed mode and take it all in. some have fallen asleep, while some have been perplexed about the entire experience. Your story is yet to be told…

The cruise will come to an end and you will arrive back at around 14PM for lunch. We will then depart after lunch to spend the afternoon on game and bird viewing from the

boat for about 2 hours. Once back at camp before dark, you will be treated to a warmed bucket shower and a hearty campfire cooked dinner. Your stories will be told around the

fire.

Begin with coffee, tea and rusks, followed by an early guided walk only where access, permissions and safety conditions allow. Return for breakfast and depart the camp at approximately 10:00 for the boat journey back to Maun. A light lunch is planned during the trip. Navigation time can vary considerably with water levels, channel conditions and

required stops.