2 Nights Okavango Delta Mokoro Wildcamping Tour, All-Inclusive

Embark on an unforgettable adventure through the lush landscapes of the Okavango Delta with this 2-night all-inclusive mokoro wildcamping tour. Led by expert guides from the Okavango Mokoro Community Trust, this intimate experience immerses you in the serene beauty of this UNESCO World Heritage site. Witness the rich diversity of wildlife during guided bushwalks, glide effortlessly through tranquil waterways on a mokoro canoe, and relish in all meals freshly prepared by your knowledgeable crew. With the opportunity to support local eco-tourism initiatives, this tour promises to leave you with memories that will captivate your senses long after you’ve returned home.

Key Points

All-inclusive 2-night experience in the Okavango Delta with guided bushwalks, mokoro cruises, and opportunities to spot wildlife like elephants, lions, and leopards.
Tour led by guides from the Okavango Mokoro Community Trust, supporting local communities and sustainable practices.
Maximum group size of 15 travelers for an intimate nature-focused experience.
Meals, activities, and roundtrip transfers from Maun included in the package.
Ideal timing for the tour is from May to October, also available during the rainy season.

Tour Overview

The Okavango Delta Mokoro Wildcamping Tour offers a 2-night all-inclusive experience that immerses travelers in the natural beauty of the region.

Led by guides from the Okavango Mokoro Community Trust, the 3-day tour explores the delta’s small channels and islands via traditional canoe, supporting the livelihoods of local communities reliant on tourism.

Guests can expect a focus on wildlife and activities, including guided bushwalks to spot elephants, lions, and leopards, as well as mokoro cruises through the delta.

All meals, nature walks, and excursions are included, and the tour has a maximum group size of 15 travelers.

While an unforgettable adventure, the tour may not be suitable for those with limited mobility or certain medical conditions.

Wildlife and Activities

Guided bushwalks allow travelers to search for a variety of wildlife, including elephants, lions, and leopards, while mokoro cruises offer a tranquil means of exploring the delta’s small channels and islands. All activities are conducted from the same designated campsite, allowing guests to fully enjoy the natural surroundings.

The tour’s focus on experiencing the region’s beauty through these excursions includes:

Spotting majestic elephants roaming the floodplains
Scanning the horizon for the elusive leopard stalking its prey
Observing the powerful movements of lions on the hunt
Gliding silently through the narrow waterways in a traditional canoe

These engaging wildlife encounters and serene delta explorations provide an unforgettable all-inclusive experience.

Inclusions

This Okavango Delta Mokoro Wildcamping Tour includes roundtrip transfers from/to accommodation in Maun, along with all meals – 2 dinners, 3 lunches, and 2 breakfasts – providing an entirely all-inclusive experience. Along With the meals, the tour also includes nature walks and excursions in traditional African canoes called mokoros. Alcohol is available for an additional surcharge, and insurance is included in the package. The group size is limited to a maximum of 15 travelers, ensuring an intimate and personalized experience.

Included	Not Included
Roundtrip Transfers	Alcohol
All Meals	Optional Activities
Nature Walks	Personal Expenses
Mokoro Excursions	Travel Insurance

Important Information

Confirmation is received at the time of booking for this Okavango Delta Mokoro Wildcamping Tour. However, it’s not wheelchair accessible, and moderate physical fitness is required. The tour isn’t recommended for travelers with back problems, pregnant individuals, or those with serious medical conditions.

Infants can sleep in their parents’ beds, and the campsites are operated by the Okavango Mokoro Community Trust.

The ideal timing for this tour is during the peak season from May to October, although it can also be enjoyed during the rainy season from late November to April.

Some key considerations include:

Campsites operated by Okavango Mokoro Community Trust
Infants can sleep in parents’ beds
Ideal timing: May-October (peak) or late November-April (rainy)
Not recommended for certain travelers due to physical requirements

Cancellation and Reviews

Cancellations for the Okavango Delta Mokoro Wildcamping Tour are non-refundable, with no option for a refund if guests choose to cancel.

However, the tour boasts an overall rating of 4.5 stars from 17 reviews, with checks performed to verify their authenticity. This suggests the tour offers an exceptional experience that satisfies the vast majority of participants.

While the no-refund policy may be a deterrent for some, the overwhelmingly positive reviews indicate the tour delivers on its promises of an all-inclusive, nature-focused adventure in the Okavango Delta.

Travelers should weigh the non-refundable nature of the booking against the highly rated experience when deciding whether to embark on this unique, community-supported wildlife excursion.

Exploring the Okavango Delta

Travelers embark on a 3-day exploration of the Okavango Delta’s small channels and islands, navigating the waters in a traditional African canoe known as a mokoro.

Led by experienced guides from the Okavango Mokoro Community Trust, this immersive experience offers guests the opportunity to witness the delta’s natural wonders firsthand.

During the tour, guests can expect to:

Spot a diverse array of wildlife, including elephants, lions, and leopards, during guided bushwalks.
Glide through the serene delta channels, taking in the stunning scenery and abundant birdlife.
Learn about the local culture and traditions from the knowledgeable guides.
Enjoy all-inclusive meals and accommodations at a designated campsite operated by the Okavango Mokoro Community Trust.

Guided Bushwalks and Mokoro Cruises

Experienced guides from the Okavango Mokoro Community Trust lead guests on exhilarating bushwalks to search for the delta’s iconic wildlife, including elephants, lions, and leopards.

Guests then board traditional mokoro canoes to glide through the serene waterways, marveling at the stunning scenery and abundant birdlife that surrounds them.

The guided activities are all conducted from the same designated campsite, ensuring a seamless and immersive experience.

Whether tracking animals on foot or drifting silently along the narrow channels, visitors are immersed in the natural beauty and tranquility of the Okavango Delta.

These activities provide an authentic and unforgettable way to connect with this remarkable wilderness.

Community-Supported Eco-Tourism

This Okavango Delta tour also supports the local Okavango Mokoro Community Trust, demonstrating a commitment to community-supported eco-tourism.

The tour operator collaborates closely with the trust, whose experienced guides lead all the activities and manage the designated campsite where the tour is based.

The tour’s focus on sustainable practices benefits the local community in several ways:

It provides stable employment opportunities for community members as guides and camp staff.
Revenue generated from the tour directly supports the trust’s conservation and community development initiatives.
Travelers gain an authentic cultural experience by interacting with the local Okavango people.
The trust’s stewardship ensures the preservation of the Okavango Delta’s fragile ecosystem for generations to come.

Frequently Asked Questions

What Is the Best Time of Day for Wildlife Viewing?

The best time for wildlife viewing is typically in the early morning and late afternoon/evening. This is when animals are most active and likely to be out in the open before the heat of the day.

Are There Any Age Restrictions for This Tour?

There are no specific age restrictions for this tour, however it’s not recommended for travelers with serious medical conditions, pregnant travelers, or young infants due to the physical nature of the activities and accommodation. Travelers of all ages are welcome with appropriate fitness levels.

Can Participants Bring Their Own Camping Gear?

No, participants cannot bring their own camping gear. The tour is an all-inclusive experience, and the campsites are operated by the Okavango Mokoro Community Trust. All necessary camping equipment is provided as part of the tour package.

What Is the Availability of Electricity and Phone Signal in the Campsite?

The campsites are remote and off-grid, with no electricity or reliable phone signal. Participants should expect limited connectivity and come prepared with portable chargers and any necessary communication devices for their needs during the tour.

Can Guests Extend Their Stay in the Okavango Delta After the Tour?

Guests can typically extend their stay in the Okavango Delta after the tour, though this would need to be arranged separately. The tour operator can provide guidance on additional accommodation options and activities to extend the experience.