The Okavango Delta plays host to a plethora of unforgettable things to do. Book your Okavango Delta activities online now and explore the tranquil waterways of this serene wilderness area.
Okavango Delta activities & things to do in the Okavango Delta, Botswana /
Glide through a maze of clear channels and opaque lagoons on traditionally made mokoro boats, once carved out of ancient Delta trees. Explore remote and secluded areas of the Delta on a game drive as professionally trained guides tailor your preferences, promising up-close views of unique wildlife and flourishing vegetation. For those wishing for an intensely personal experience in the Okavango, a walking safari offers a unique way of exploring the delta. Discover the Okavango Delta’s intricate network of winding channels and glassy lagoons on an Okavango Delta boat cruise safari. If that is still not enough, try your hand an catch and release in one of Africa’s top fishing destinations on an Okavango Delta fishing safari.
Hear the gravel beneath you. See the night sky above. Connect with the world around you
The pandemic has taught us that our own health and wellbeing is intrinsically linked to the health of our planet and our relationship with nature. Thats why supporting local communities to be the custodians of Africa's unique and rich biodiversity has never been more important.
8 nights / Okavango Delta, Chobe National Park & Victoria Falls safari
US$5,500 per person
6 night Okavango Delta, Chobe National Park & Victoria Falls safari
US$4,995 / 6 Nights / 3 Countries
4 nights / Okavango Delta & Victoria Falls safari
US$2,300 per person
Tour of Victoria Falls
Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe
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For people and wildlife to coexist in a modernising Africa, we don't have to choose between conservation and development. But to build the kind of future our kids and our kids’ kids deserve, we have to develop responsibly.
Destinations / Hear the gravel beneath you. See the night sky above. Connect with the world around you
The pandemic has taught us that our own health and wellbeing is intrinsically linked to the health of our planet and our relationship with nature. Thats why supporting local communities to be the custodians of Africa's unique and rich biodiversity has never been more important.
