Weeping Wattle Tour

What makes Camp Moremi special is the combination of water and land-based activities. You can head out on traditional game drives to spot lions, leopards, and elephants, then switch to mokoro canoes for a completely different perspective gliding through the channels. The guides are knowledgeable and passionate, and the whole experience feels authentic rather than manufactured. It's the kind of place where you quickly settle into safari rhythms and don't want to leave.

Camp Moremi

From $745

Moremi Game Reserve

Because this is a water camp, the activities revolve around exploring the delta by mokoro canoe and motorboat rather than traditional game drives. You'll glide silently through narrow channels spotting red lechwe, elephants wading through the shallows, and an incredible variety of water birds. Guided walks on nearby islands add another dimension, and fishing is also available. It's an intimate, immersive way to experience the Okavango that feels both adventurous and relaxing.

Camp Okavango

From $690

Okavango Delta

What really sets this place apart is its commitment to sustainable tourism. They've introduced electric-powered game drive vehicles and a full fleet of solar-electric safari boats, creating virtually silent safaris that dramatically enhance wildlife encounters on the famous Chobe River. It's genuinely impressive eco-innovation that doesn't compromise the guest experience one bit.

Chobe Game Lodge

From $745

Chobe River Front

Today your safari ends and you exit by a short drive to Kasane Airport in time for your international departures or onwards travel.