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Okavango Delta Travel Guide
 Best Time to Visit
The Okavango Delta is a place of numerous ecosystems and as such provides something for everybody at any time of the year. Read more on the best time to visit the Okavango...
[more information] How to get around
Because of the remoteness of some of the areas in the Okavango Delta, and the water levels at certain times of year, the Delta is a very difficult place to access in a motor vehicle...
[more information] Maun: Gateway of the Okavango
Maun is known as the gateway of the Okavango but it is also the gateway to much of northern and central Botswana and the majority of safaris into the parks of Botswana...
[more information] Okavango & Moremi
The emerald swirl that is the Okavango Delta, can be seen from space, reaching out like a hand into the heart of the Kalahari. The palm of the hand is the permanent delta while the fingertips..
[more information] Okavango Activities
From exciting Big Five game drives to tranquil Mokroro trips in the lagoons to scenic helicopter flights, there are plenty of activities on offer in the Okavango...
[more information] Okavango Highlights
Highlights of the Okavango Delta include its spectacular scenery and an event that takes place annually, which occurs in very few other places around the world...
[more information] Okavango Panhandle
The Okavango Panhandle is the main watercourse supplying the Okavango Delta. The Panhandle is a stretch of approximately 70km of the Okavango River from where the river enters Botswana...
[more information] Okavango Self-drive
A self-drive safari in the Okavango Delta revolves predominantly around the Moremi Game Reserve, as the areas of the Okavango outside of Moremi are private concessions...
[more information] Okavango Wildlife
From water-loving lions to elusive antelope the Okavango is truly a naturalists dream. The Okavango Delta has numerous eco-systems, allowing it to support a wide range of wildlife...
[more information] People of the Okavango
Although there are few people that live in the Okavango Delta itself, humans have been relying on the region for survival for many millennia. There are many different tribes...
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