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Float through the Okavango in a mokoro, track lions in Savute and count elephants along the Chobe — this 11‑day safari stitches Botswana’s best wildlife country into one multi‑day experience. Read on for what to expect, when to go and how to pack.
Float through the Okavango in a mokoro, track lions in Savute and count elephants along the Chobe — this 11‑day safari stitches Botswana’s best wildlife country into one multi‑day experience. Read on for what to expect, when to go and how to pack.
Dawn over the Okavango feels deliberate: a thin pink light presses across reed-fringed channels while a mokoro pushes through mirrored water, poler’s rhythmic dips stitching quiet into the floodplain.
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Operated by Walking Stick Travel Tours · Maun, Ngamiland
Dawn over the Okavango feels deliberate: a thin pink light presses across reed-fringed channels while a mokoro pushes through mirrored water, poler’s rhythmic dips stitching quiet into the floodplain.
This 11‑day loop threads Botswana’s most iconic wildlife landscapes — the seasonal alluvial wonder of the Okavango Delta, the mixed-woodlands of Moremi, the community-run Khwai concession, the predator-rich Savute and the elephant-packed riverine plains of Chobe. The Delta is an inland delta fed by Angolan rains, shaping lagoons and islands that teem seasonally; Moremi was set aside in the early 1960s to protect those habitats, and Khwai reflects long-standing community tourism partnerships.
Expect a mix of travel modes: motorboat transfers, mokoro (dugout canoe) excursions, guided game drives in open 4x4s and short guided bush walks. Nights are in Meru‑style tents, often with communal campfires and meals prepared by camp chefs. Birding is exceptional and photographic opportunities are frequent — predators, elephants, buffalo and sightings of roan or sable in Khwai are highlights.
Practical guidance: bring binoculars, a good camera, and malaria prophylaxis after consulting your doctor. Pack sun protection, lightweight layered clothing for early-morning chill and insect repellent for evenings. Travel windows matter — the dry season concentrates wildlife and simplifies drives, while the green season offers lush landscapes and migratory bird activity but more insects and soft tracks.
Be ready for long travel days between destinations; follow guides’ safety briefings, keep distance from wildlife and respect local communities and protected area rules.
moderate.
11 days.
Suitable for travelers with average fitness: able to embark/exit boats, sit for long game drives and walk short bush trails.
International airfare is not included; the itinerary typically begins in Maun and ends in Kasane — arrange flights to/from those airports separately.
Accommodation is Meru‑style canvas tents with camp beds and basic amenities; facilities vary by camp but meals are provided as listed.
The tour notes wheelchair accessibility options, but activity includes boat transfers and uneven surfaces; discuss specific mobility needs with the operator before booking.
Yellow fever vaccination may be required depending on travel history; the Okavango and Chobe areas are malaria risk zones—get medical advice on prophylaxis prior to travel.
Moremi Game Reserve was established in the early 1960s to protect Delta wildlife, and the Okavango Delta is an internationally recognized inland delta shaped by seasonal Angolan floods.
Tourism supports community concessions and anti‑poaching efforts; keep noise and waste to a minimum, stay on guided routes and avoid feeding or approaching wildlife.
Walking Stick Travel Tours operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
Dawn over the Okavango feels deliberate: a thin pink light presses across reed-fringed channels while a mokoro pushes through mirrored water, poler’s rhythmic dips stitching quiet into the floodplain.
Dawn over the Okavango feels deliberate: a thin pink light presses across reed-fringed channels while a mokoro pushes through mirrored water, poler’s rhythmic dips stitching quiet into the floodplain.
This 11‑day loop threads Botswana’s most iconic wildlife landscapes — the seasonal alluvial wonder of the Okavango Delta, the mixed-woodlands of Moremi, the community-run Khwai concession, the predator-rich Savute and the elephant-packed riverine plains of Chobe. The Delta is an inland delta fed by Angolan rains, shaping lagoons and islands that teem seasonally; Moremi was set aside in the early 1960s to protect those habitats, and Khwai reflects long-standing community tourism partnerships.
Expect a mix of travel modes: motorboat transfers, mokoro (dugout canoe) excursions, guided game drives in open 4x4s and short guided bush walks. Nights are in Meru‑style tents, often with communal campfires and meals prepared by camp chefs. Birding is exceptional and photographic opportunities are frequent — predators, elephants, buffalo and sightings of roan or sable in Khwai are highlights.
Practical guidance: bring binoculars, a good camera, and malaria prophylaxis after consulting your doctor. Pack sun protection, lightweight layered clothing for early-morning chill and insect repellent for evenings. Travel windows matter — the dry season concentrates wildlife and simplifies drives, while the green season offers lush landscapes and migratory bird activity but more insects and soft tracks.
Be ready for long travel days between destinations; follow guides’ safety briefings, keep distance from wildlife and respect local communities and protected area rules.