After arriving at Maun Airport, you’ll be greeted by a representative and assisted to your scheduled flight into the Okavango Delta. From the airstrip, you’ll be transferred to Nokanyana Camp, nestled on the banks of the Khwai River. This peaceful setting offers views of wildlife right from your room—look out for elephants, antelopes, and giraffes wandering the nearby floodplain. Settle in and begin your first night of safari adventure.

Accommodation: Nokanyana Camp

Spend two full days exploring the area around Nokanyana. You can choose between morning and afternoon game drives, bush walks, nature walks, or opt for a full-day safari in the Khwai region. The area is rich with wildlife and diverse vegetation, including open plains and riverine forest. Visit Mababe Village to see how communities coexist with wildlife. With just 10 rooms, Nokanyana offers a relaxed and personal experience—perfect for families, couples, or solo travelers.

Accommodation: Nokanyana Camp

channels. Here, you can glide through the delta in a mokoro (traditional canoe), an unforgettable way to explore this watery paradise. There’s no fixed schedule—your days are tailored to what you’d like to do, whether that’s exploring or simply relaxing.

Accommodation: Mopiri Camp

Enjoy your full day at Mopiri with options for birding, wildlife viewing, or fishing. The Delta is home to over 350 bird species, including rare sightings like Pel’s fishing owl and slaty egret. Mopiri is also known for great lure fishing (available from March to December). Whether you’re out on the water or enjoying the lodge, it’s a day to take in the magic of the Okavango.

Accommodation: Mopiri Camp

Spend your final morning relaxing or enjoying one last activity. Then, you’ll be transferred to the airstrip for your scheduled flight back to Maun. If you’d like to extend your trip, options include visiting the Kalahari Desert, Makgadikgadi Pans, or even Victoria Falls—just let us know!