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A compact, all-inclusive safari that pairs a mokoro introduction in Maun with two nights of game drives in Chobe National Park. Ideal for travelers wanting concentrated wildlife viewing and comfortable lodge stays over four days.
A compact, all-inclusive safari that pairs a mokoro introduction in Maun with two nights of game drives in Chobe National Park. Ideal for travelers wanting concentrated wildlife viewing and comfortable lodge stays over four days.
You step off the small plane into the dust-laced heat of Maun and the air immediately shifts—dry reed smoke mingles with distant water. A short drive delivers you to a tented camp where a mokoro glide across reeds waits: the wooden canoe parts the delta like a quiet invitation.
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Operated by And Untamed Travel · Maun, North-West District
You step off the small plane into the dust-laced heat of Maun and the air immediately shifts—dry reed smoke mingles with distant water. A short drive delivers you to a tented camp where a mokoro glide across reeds waits: the wooden canoe parts the delta like a quiet invitation.
This four-day loop links Maun, the northern gateway to the Okavango’s seasonal waterways, with Chobe National Park’s wide floodplain and riverine woodlands. Geology here is recent: annual floods push nutrient-rich sediments from the Angolan highlands through the Okavango fan and down to the Chobe River, creating the shallow channels that attract huge concentrations of wildlife. Human history threads through the landscape too—the region is home to Tswana communities and traditional river users whose knowledge shapes low-impact guiding.
Expect two nights based at Chobe Mopane Forest Lodge with daily game drives, and an introductory mokoro cruise near Maun plus one night at Boteti Tented Camp. Wildlife viewing centers on elephant herds gathering along the Chobe River, hippos and diverse birdlife; guiding is vehicle-based and accessible for most travelers.
Practical notes: travel between Maun and Chobe is by road transfer; pack sunscreen, a wide-brim hat, and binoculars. Dry-season (May–Oct) game viewing is highest because animals concentrate around permanent water, while high-water months (Dec–Apr) favor mokoro and water-based sightings. Lodges provide full board; communicate dietary needs in advance. Bring layered clothing for cool early mornings, insect repellent for dusk, and a camera with extra batteries—power can be limited at camps.
The itinerary starts in Maun with arrival transfers and concludes with a transfer to Kasane (Kasane International Airport) after the final game drive.
The package lists full board (breakfast, lunch, dinner) during lodge nights; park access and standard game drives are included as described—confirm specific park fees with your operator at booking.
The supplier notes the tour is suitable for all fitness levels; however, mokoro and vehicle entry require basic mobility—check in advance for accessibility assistance and infant seat options if traveling with young children.
Operators request dietary requirements at booking or via their business WhatsApp so lodges can accommodate vegetarian, vegan, or gluten-free needs ahead of arrival.
And Untamed Travel operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
You step off the small plane into the dust-laced heat of Maun and the air immediately shifts—dry reed smoke mingles with distant water. A short drive delivers you to a tented camp where a mokoro glide across reeds waits: the wooden canoe parts the delta like a quiet invitation.
You step off the small plane into the dust-laced heat of Maun and the air immediately shifts—dry reed smoke mingles with distant water. A short drive delivers you to a tented camp where a mokoro glide across reeds waits: the wooden canoe parts the delta like a quiet invitation.
This four-day loop links Maun, the northern gateway to the Okavango’s seasonal waterways, with Chobe National Park’s wide floodplain and riverine woodlands. Geology here is recent: annual floods push nutrient-rich sediments from the Angolan highlands through the Okavango fan and down to the Chobe River, creating the shallow channels that attract huge concentrations of wildlife. Human history threads through the landscape too—the region is home to Tswana communities and traditional river users whose knowledge shapes low-impact guiding.
Expect two nights based at Chobe Mopane Forest Lodge with daily game drives, and an introductory mokoro cruise near Maun plus one night at Boteti Tented Camp. Wildlife viewing centers on elephant herds gathering along the Chobe River, hippos and diverse birdlife; guiding is vehicle-based and accessible for most travelers.
Practical notes: travel between Maun and Chobe is by road transfer; pack sunscreen, a wide-brim hat, and binoculars. Dry-season (May–Oct) game viewing is highest because animals concentrate around permanent water, while high-water months (Dec–Apr) favor mokoro and water-based sightings. Lodges provide full board; communicate dietary needs in advance. Bring layered clothing for cool early mornings, insect repellent for dusk, and a camera with extra batteries—power can be limited at camps.