4 Days - Botswana Okavango Safari

Start at Maun – Ends at Maun

Experience the beauty and splendor of the Okavango Delta. Our professional guide will collect you from the Airport and after a stay in Maun you’ll be transferred to the Okavango Delta by boat. You’ll explore the delta by Mokoro canoe and on foot during nature walks.

ITINERARY

Day 1 – Arrival and overnight in Maun

On arrival in Maun, you will be met by one of our professional guides in Maun airport, which is the gateway to the Okavango Delta. You are going to spend a night in any of the Maun Lodges or Hotels, as per available. Camp grounds are also available should you wish to use one. Dinner and overnight at Camp/Lodge.

Meals:  Dinner

Day 2 – Okavango Delta (Full day)

You will be driven by a guide to the boat station which is 20 minutes. Then for yet another 4 hours by a boat transfer to Xaxaba village, which is located south of the Okavango Delta.

It will allow you to view the beauty and splender of the fauna & flora of the Okavango Delta. Dinner and overnight at Camp/Lodge.

Meals: Breakfast | Lunch | Dinner

Day 3 – Full day in Okavango Delta

You will meet your polers ready to take you on mokoro trips to Chiefs Island, where you will spend nights exploring the wilderness both on mokoro and on walks. You will have opportunity to do nature walk on the Chiefs Island. We visit Xaxaba village where we are going to see different tribes Bayei and Basarwa and learn more about their tradition like basket. Bayei people The Bayei people came to the Okavango delta hundreds of years ago. Bringing with them, their traditional mode of transport the mokoro dug-out canoe made from a large straight tree such as a sausage tree an ebony tree and marula tree. The mokoro is ideally as transport in the delta as in can move quietly through shallow water, being push by the boatman using along pole, moving along the narrow channels or catting through the long grasses papyrus. Mekoros (plural for mokoro) started to be used by tourists in the 1980`s and since then become an almost mandatory activity if one is visiting the Okavango –the two almost becoming synonymous. Dinner and overnight at Camp/Lodge.

Meals: Breakfast | Lunch | Dinner

Day 4 – Boat transfer back to Maun

Early morning you will picked by boat to Maun

Meals: Breakfast
Accommodation: N/A