THE ADVENTURE COLLECTIVE® · Independent discovery and booking for outdoor travel
A seven‑day safari across Moremi, Khwai, Mababe and the Okavango Delta that mixes open‑vehicle game drives, mokoro excursions and visits to Savuti’s rock paintings. Perfect for travelers who want land and water wildlife encounters in one trip.
A seven‑day safari across Moremi, Khwai, Mababe and the Okavango Delta that mixes open‑vehicle game drives, mokoro excursions and visits to Savuti’s rock paintings. Perfect for travelers who want land and water wildlife encounters in one trip.
Dawn pulls a cool, blue edge over the Khwai floodplain as the safari vehicle hums across a braided track. Reedbeds whisper beside pools where impala edge to drink; a mokoro waits in the delta like a patient shadow, ready to carry you between islands of grass.
Verified experiences and guided adventures in the surrounding area.
Operated by Xaa Safaris · Maun, North-West
Dawn pulls a cool, blue edge over the Khwai floodplain as the safari vehicle hums across a braided track. Reedbeds whisper beside pools where impala edge to drink; a mokoro waits in the delta like a patient shadow, ready to carry you between islands of grass.
This seven‑day loop stitches together Moremi Game Reserve, Khwai, the Mababe depression and the inner Okavango Delta. Geologically the delta is an inland river oasis — Angolan rains sink into Kalahari sands and fan into lagoons and islands. Culturally the route touches local heritage: San and other communities left rock paintings in the Mababe and Savuti, and traditional boatmen (the BaYei) still guide mokoros along channels carved by seasonal floods.
Expect wildlife-led days: early morning game drives in open 4x4s, sundowner stops, a day at Elephant Havens learning about orphan rescues, boat cruises and mokoro trips with short guided walks on island patches. Camps are fully equipped tents with basic comforts; some transfers are long over rugged tracks.
Practical edge: rise early for the best light and predator activity, carry layered clothing for cool mornings and hot afternoons, and protect against sun and mosquitoes. Bring binoculars, extra camera batteries and small cash for community fees and tips. Respect distance rules around animals and follow guides’ instructions — the landscape is alive and will test your attention. This itinerary is ideal for travelers seeking a varied safari that combines vehicle drives, water travel and cultural stops in one compact week.
No — guides accommodate beginners; the trip’s activities are guided and suitable for most fitness levels.
Yes — experienced guides enforce safe distances and protocols; always follow their instructions during drives and walks.
South African rand and Botswana pula are commonly accepted in Maun; bring small notes and tip guides and camp staff in cash at trip end.
The Okavango region is in a malaria risk zone — consult your healthcare provider about prophylaxis well before travel and use repellents and nets.
Xaa Safaris operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
Dawn pulls a cool, blue edge over the Khwai floodplain as the safari vehicle hums across a braided track. Reedbeds whisper beside pools where impala edge to drink; a mokoro waits in the delta like a patient shadow, ready to carry you between islands of grass.
Dawn pulls a cool, blue edge over the Khwai floodplain as the safari vehicle hums across a braided track. Reedbeds whisper beside pools where impala edge to drink; a mokoro waits in the delta like a patient shadow, ready to carry you between islands of grass.
This seven‑day loop stitches together Moremi Game Reserve, Khwai, the Mababe depression and the inner Okavango Delta. Geologically the delta is an inland river oasis — Angolan rains sink into Kalahari sands and fan into lagoons and islands. Culturally the route touches local heritage: San and other communities left rock paintings in the Mababe and Savuti, and traditional boatmen (the BaYei) still guide mokoros along channels carved by seasonal floods.
Expect wildlife-led days: early morning game drives in open 4x4s, sundowner stops, a day at Elephant Havens learning about orphan rescues, boat cruises and mokoro trips with short guided walks on island patches. Camps are fully equipped tents with basic comforts; some transfers are long over rugged tracks.
Practical edge: rise early for the best light and predator activity, carry layered clothing for cool mornings and hot afternoons, and protect against sun and mosquitoes. Bring binoculars, extra camera batteries and small cash for community fees and tips. Respect distance rules around animals and follow guides’ instructions — the landscape is alive and will test your attention. This itinerary is ideal for travelers seeking a varied safari that combines vehicle drives, water travel and cultural stops in one compact week.