Top Activities on the Ground in Botswana

A highlight on any Botswana safari is a mokoro trip. It's a unique, gentle, relaxing, and eco-friendly way of enjoying and exploring the Okavango Delta’s meandering channels and hidden lagoons. It also allows visitors to get up close to the diverse ecosystem and observe the wildlife in their natural habitat. Embarking on a mokoro trip has fast become one of the top reasons to visit the Okavango Delta. The silence of travelling in a mokoro means that birdlife and wildlife is less likely to take fright, allowing you to capture the perfect photo.

The Best of Botswana Safari commences in Maun - the gateway to the world famous Okavango Delta. The tour covers Okavango Delta, Khwai, Savute and Chobe National Park, followed by a transfer to Victoria falls on the final day. Activities includes bush walks, mokoro excursions and game drives. We offer you a 4x4 safari converted vehicle as well as a professional guide. Camping gear, all meals, bottled water will also be provided.

Explore the vast beauty of Botswana’s pristine wildlife areas - Okavango Delta, Moremi Game Reserve, Khwai Concession and Chobe National Park. Boasting the biggest concentration of wildlife in Africa, enjoy adventures including exceptional game drives, private river cruises, mokoro excurions, bush walks, excellent birdwatching and breathtaking photographic opportunities.

Join us for a stunning day at Victoria Falls, one of the world’s largest and most breathtaking waterfalls. Walk scenic paths to view the thunderous cascade from multiple viewpoints, surrounded by lush rainforest and vibrant wildlife. Your guide will share fascinating stories and local legends, while you capture unforgettable photos of this natural wonder. Optional extras include helicopter flights or boat cruises for a thrilling twist. Perfect for nature lovers and adventure seekers alike book your unforgettable Victoria Falls experience today!

A Natural Wonder Like No Other. Whether you're chasing the thrill of a helicopter ride over the roaring gorge, daring to swim in the edge-defying Devil’s Pool, or simply soaking in the mist from the scenic rainforest trails, Victoria Falls is a destination that stirs the soul. Feel the raw energy of nature

Imagine gliding through the pristine waters in a traditional canoe, surrounded by breathtaking views and the untouched beauty of nature. Your journey begins at the crack of dawn from Maun when you'll be whisked away to one of the Mokoro stations. After a delicious breakfast, you'll step into your mokoro with a skilled local guide who will lead you through the winding channels, unveiling the secrets of the rich wildlife and flora. After a thrilling ride, you'll arrive at an enchanting island, where you can savour a delightful picnic before setting off on an unforgettable bushwalk. End the night with the ultimate Okavango Delta night filled with wild bush sounds, starry night skies and chatter around the campfire

If you truly want to experience Africa at its wildest, there’s no better way to do it than with an Okavango Delta mokoro camping trip. Take to the water on your mokoro, with all camping gear and your experienced guide or “poler” and experience an authentic African adventure that takes you deep into the heart of the Okavango Delta, where you’ll set up camp and explore the wilderness on foot and on the mokoro. A mokoro is a traditional canoe-like vessel commonly used in the Okavango Delta as a popular mode of transport. Originally, mokoros were handcrafted from large tree trunks. However, mokoros are now made from environmentally friendly fiberglass. A chef accompanies each camping party to prepare fresh and delicious meals. Meals are served at a table with chairs or around a campfire, under the starry African sky.

An overnight mokoro experience takes you on an adventure gliding silently through the unspoiled channels and clear waters of the Okavango Delta. Take to the water on your mokoro, with all camping gear and your experienced guide or “poler” and experience an authentic African adventure that takes you deep into the heart of the Okavango Delta, where you’ll set up camp and explore the wilderness on foot and on the mokoro. A mokoro is a traditional canoe-like vessel commonly used in the Okavango Delta as a popular mode of transport. Originally, mokoros were handcrafted from large tree trunks. However, mokoros are now made from environmentally friendly fiberglass. A chef accompanies each camping party to prepare fresh and delicious meals. Meals are served at a table with chairs or around a campfire, under the starry African sky.