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A five-day semi-luxury mobile tented safari from Maun into Moremi and the Okavango Delta. Expect private game drives, mokoro excursions and close encounters with hippo and elephant across seasonally flooded channels.
A five-day semi-luxury mobile tented safari from Maun into Moremi and the Okavango Delta. Expect private game drives, mokoro excursions and close encounters with hippo and elephant across seasonally flooded channels.
You step from Maun into a wash of light and dust; the Land Cruiser’s engine settles and the Okavango’s breath takes over. Reeds sway like hands along channels that dare you closer, and the scrub opens to wide floodplains where hippos grunt and elephant herds stitch slow lines across the grass.
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Operated by Travel Creations Botswana · Maun, Ngamiland (North-West District)
You step from Maun into a wash of light and dust; the Land Cruiser’s engine settles and the Okavango’s breath takes over. Reeds sway like hands along channels that dare you closer, and the scrub opens to wide floodplains where hippos grunt and elephant herds stitch slow lines across the grass.
Moremi Game Reserve—set aside in 1963 on the eastern edge of the Okavango Delta—sits where seasonal floods meet ancient Kalahari sands. The delta’s shifting waterways carve channels and islands, creating a patchwork of lagoons, mopane woodland and grassy floodplains that support big concentrations of wildlife and migrating birds.
This semi-luxury mobile tented safari runs five days from Maun, with private guides, open-sided Land Cruisers for game drives, mokoro (dugout canoe) excursions and a short boat cruise. Camps are mobile, tented units roughly 3 x 3 m with basic ablutions, meals provided, and an emphasis on access rather than frills—prime for photography and close wildlife encounters in less crowded areas.
Expect morning and afternoon game drives timed for cooler light, 2–3 hour excursions and longer transit between zones like Xakanaxa and Chief’s Island. Guides read river levels and animal patterns; you’ll wait with them as a lion family crosses a channel or watch hippos negotiate a narrowing river.
Practical tips: bring neutral clothing, good binoculars, sun protection, and a day pack with water. Malaria prophylaxis and up-to-date travel documents are essential. Plan transfers from Maun airport; be prepared for bumpy roads and early starts to catch wildlife at their most active.
moderate.
5 days.
Moderate fitness required: you should be comfortable stepping in and out of a raised vehicle, walking short uneven paths, and tolerating early starts.
Yes—malaria prophylaxis is recommended; check with a travel clinic for up-to-date vaccines and anti-malarial advice before travel.
This is a private tour exclusive to your party, with a private guide and tailored game drives and mokoro excursions.
Tents are semi-luxury mobile units (~3m x 3m) with basic ablution facilities; meals and drinks are provided but camps focus on access to wildlife rather than high-end amenities.
Dry season (May–October) concentrates wildlife around permanent water and gives clearer roads; early flood season (March–May) offers dramatic water channels and birding but can be wetter.
Moremi Game Reserve was established in 1963 to protect the eastern Okavango Delta and its unique seasonal wetlands.
Mobile camps and regulated vehicle routes minimize footprint; supporting local guides and community conservancies helps fund anti-poaching and habitat protection.
Travel Creations Botswana operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
You step from Maun into a wash of light and dust; the Land Cruiser’s engine settles and the Okavango’s breath takes over. Reeds sway like hands along channels that dare you closer, and the scrub opens to wide floodplains where hippos grunt and elephant herds stitch slow lines across the grass.
You step from Maun into a wash of light and dust; the Land Cruiser’s engine settles and the Okavango’s breath takes over. Reeds sway like hands along channels that dare you closer, and the scrub opens to wide floodplains where hippos grunt and elephant herds stitch slow lines across the grass.
Moremi Game Reserve—set aside in 1963 on the eastern edge of the Okavango Delta—sits where seasonal floods meet ancient Kalahari sands. The delta’s shifting waterways carve channels and islands, creating a patchwork of lagoons, mopane woodland and grassy floodplains that support big concentrations of wildlife and migrating birds.
This semi-luxury mobile tented safari runs five days from Maun, with private guides, open-sided Land Cruisers for game drives, mokoro (dugout canoe) excursions and a short boat cruise. Camps are mobile, tented units roughly 3 x 3 m with basic ablutions, meals provided, and an emphasis on access rather than frills—prime for photography and close wildlife encounters in less crowded areas.
Expect morning and afternoon game drives timed for cooler light, 2–3 hour excursions and longer transit between zones like Xakanaxa and Chief’s Island. Guides read river levels and animal patterns; you’ll wait with them as a lion family crosses a channel or watch hippos negotiate a narrowing river.
Practical tips: bring neutral clothing, good binoculars, sun protection, and a day pack with water. Malaria prophylaxis and up-to-date travel documents are essential. Plan transfers from Maun airport; be prepared for bumpy roads and early starts to catch wildlife at their most active.