Okavango Delta

One of Africa’s wildlife meccas, the Okavango Delta is a 15000 sq. km (5792 sq. mi) inland delta fed by seasonal floodwaters that inundate the area, peaking from June to August.
The abundance of water and food attracts all manner of wildlife in a concentrated area – and in their wake, tourists lucky enough to witness this unspoilt wilderness. Due to its size and low-volume approach to tourism, the Okavango Delta never feels crowded and offers a taste of true nature. Tourists visiting this World Heritage Site have a large selection of accommodations and service providers, and the water-based safari activities are a standout attraction.
Saguni Safari Lodge
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Saguni Safari Lodge

Saguni Safari Lodge is nestled in Moremi East, Okavango Delta in an island of mature riparian trees, typical of the Okavango Delta.

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Okavango Explorers Camp

Okavango Explorers Camp, a Great Plains Conservation Explorer-Collection safari camp, is located in the southwest of Botswana’s private Selinda Reserve.

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Xaoo Safari Camp
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Xaoo Safari Camp

This gorgeous luxury eco-friendly safari lodge sits on a seventeen-hectare private property on the outskirts of Xoxao settlement, in the Ngamiland NG 35 concession and on the banks of the Santantadibe River in the Okavango Delta. A two hours game viewer drive, or a fifteen minutes helicopter ride gets you to the camp.

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Machaba Safaris
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Machaba Safaris

Situated in the game rich Khwai area on the eastern tongue of the Okavango Delta, lies the sophisticated Machaba Camp. Ten luxury tents with en-suite bathrooms and outdoor showers are located between tall riverine trees. Each of the tents have views of the Delta and the Moremi Game Reserve. Machaba, despite its obvious luxury is still an affordable camp.

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Zarafa Camp

Zarafa Camp, a Great Plains Conservation Réserve-Collection safari camp, is located on the private Selinda Reserve.

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Plan Your Trip

For those that plan their trip with a reputable operator, practically every aspect is taken care of, from transport to meals and activities. However, due to the Okavango Delta’s popularity and the low-volume tourism policy, you should book well in advance once you have decided what your priority activities are. Aside from all-inclusive lodges, specialist operators offer everything from walking and horse-back safaris to hot air balloon and helicopter flights.
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