"Botswana  Trans Okavango Delta Safari"

Botswana Trans Okavango Delta Safari.

Great Okavango  Expedition: RATES DEPEND ON AMOUNT OF PEOPLE ON THE OKAVANGO SAFARI.

Trans-Okavango Adventure

More people have climbed Mount Everest than have done a Trans-Okavango Adventure.

Best done over a six day period, this trip is not for the faint-hearted and the memories you take with you will certainly never be forgotten.

Incorporating: Okavango Delta from Sepupa to Maun .

This is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for a truly unforgettable experience.

This unique expedition starts in the Okavango Delta Panhandle

and traverses the entire length of the largest inland delta in the world.

The Okavango Delta has been described as the last remaining wilderness in Africa,

but even here there are pressures from the encroachment of man

and this expedition could well be your last chance to experience a true African wilderness.

We explore this wildlife paradise by powerboat and on foot.

En route we will track and stalk game, catch fish, bird watch, camp on idyllic islands

and learn more about the subtleties of this wondrous ecosystem.  

 

THE OKAVANGO DELTA

The Okavango Delta is a unique green wilderness paradise situated in northern Botswana. It is created when the Okavango River encounters the Kalahari Desert and spreads out searching for a route across the flat sands. The result is a shallow inland delta of 15 000 square kilometres, giving life to all manner of plants, game and birds. The Okavango's sense of tranquility is timeless. Its beauty derives from the sweet and translucent water flowing slowly and constantly over pearly beaches while fishes dart in and out of long purple and green wisps and tendrils of water flora dancing on the current; long-toed birds prance with curious strides on lily-pads that embroider dark and brooding lagoons; green grassy flood plains merge with palm-fringed peninsulas. The profusion of islands vary in size from tiny protrusions above the water to larger islands clad in massive ebony, sausage and baobab trees to the 1 000 square kilometre Chief's Island, traditional hunting ground of the Chief of the Bayei tribe. There are 2 distinctly different areas within the delta proper: the northern region which is dominated by small densely vegetated islands and the more open southern regions which supports the plains game.  

INCLUDED:

All transfers between destinations, accommodation and activities as mentioned; all camping equipment; all meals; staff members to take care of camp chores; all park fees and permits; the services of a licensed professional guide.

EXCLUDED:

International flights; tips and gratuities; medical and travel insurance; items of a personal nature; laundry; soft drinks, beer, wine & alcoholic beverages; visas.

IMPORTANT NOTES:

·          This trip is an epic expedition. It is a journey of discovery – discovery of the Okavango delta as well as oneself.

·          In the nature of expeditions, the exact route may change and vary from one trip to another. A precise day-by-day itinerary cannot be provided. Different campsites and different channels may be used on each subsequent expedition depending on water levels and game movements.

·          While there is abundant wildlife in the Okavango delta, no guarantees can be provided regarding game viewing. On some days the game viewing can be poor, while on other days it may be exceptionally good. The aim of the trip is not to see game, but to experience this unique part of the world in all its facets, its ebb and flow, its bounty and its flaws.

·          Game walks on the islands and fishing in the channels will be undertaken as and when time permits and where it is deemed safe by the professional guide.

·          The water levels in the Okavango are in constant flux: rising and falling according to the annual flood levels from Angola as well as local rainfall and the rate of evapo-transpiration. Due to this unpredictability the starting and ending points of the trip are entirely at the discretion of the polers and the guide. If the water is not high enough to reach Maun, we will terminate the trip slightly further north and fly our guests back to Maun. In this event the duration and cost of the trip will remain unchanged.

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