A week-long circuit through the Okavango Delta and Moremi Game Reserve, this safari combines mokoro rides, guided bush walks, 4x4 game drives and a Chobe river cruise. Expect close wildlife encounters, nights under canvas and active, conservation-minded guiding.
A week-long circuit through the Okavango Delta and Moremi Game Reserve, this safari combines mokoro rides, guided bush walks, 4x4 game drives and a Chobe river cruise. Expect close wildlife encounters, nights under canvas and active, conservation-minded guiding.
You step off the small plane in Maun and the air changes—dry, warm, threaded with dust and the distant sound of waterfowl. Within hours you'll be threading channels in a narrow mokoro as papyrus walls and watery grasses dare you forward, then trading the reed boat for a canvas tent under a sky that throws stars like embers.
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Operated by Marvelous Mobile Safari · Maun, North-West District
You step off the small plane in Maun and the air changes—dry, warm, threaded with dust and the distant sound of waterfowl. Within hours you'll be threading channels in a narrow mokoro as papyrus walls and watery grasses dare you forward, then trading the reed boat for a canvas tent under a sky that throws stars like embers.
This seven-day loop moves from Maun into the heart of the Okavango Delta, through Moremi Game Reserve, Mababe concession and Savuti, finishing along the elephant-rich Chobe River at Kasane. Moremi, proclaimed in the 1960s, protects a complex mix of mopane woodland, floodplain and permanent lagoons; geology here is driven by seasonal floods that push life into the channels and draw predators and prey into concentrated viewing opportunities. Local BaYei and San communities still shape the human story—guides often share hunting and watercraft traditions that inform modern safaris.
Expect mokoro excursions, guided nature walks, early morning and late-afternoon 4x4 game drives, nights at basic campsites and one optional sunset boat cruise on the Chobe. Practicalities: bring lightweight, neutral-colored clothing that layers for cool mornings, sturdy closed shoes for walks, and a good pair of binoculars. Protect against sun and insects, carry a refillable water bottle, and follow guide instructions closely—wildlife viewing is immersive but governed by safety and conservation rules.
This trip favors patient observers: floods create intimate scenes—hippo grunts, elephants moving through shallows, and the river daring you to keep watching until the light changes.
All breakfasts, lunches and dinners listed in the itinerary are included during the safari portion; first-night Maun hotel meals are at your own expense per itinerary notes.
Families can join but check age restrictions with the operator; nights under canvas and long drives can be tiring for very young children.
Vaccination and visa requirements depend on your nationality—check current Botswana entry rules and consult a travel clinic for recommended vaccines and malaria prophylaxis.
Guides are trained for night and water-based activities; always follow their instructions, keep noise low and never exit vehicles or boats without permission.
Marvelous Mobile Safari operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.




You step off the small plane in Maun and the air changes—dry, warm, threaded with dust and the distant sound of waterfowl. Within hours you'll be threading channels in a narrow mokoro as papyrus walls and watery grasses dare you forward, then trading the reed boat for a canvas tent under a sky that throws stars like embers.
You step off the small plane in Maun and the air changes—dry, warm, threaded with dust and the distant sound of waterfowl. Within hours you'll be threading channels in a narrow mokoro as papyrus walls and watery grasses dare you forward, then trading the reed boat for a canvas tent under a sky that throws stars like embers.
This seven-day loop moves from Maun into the heart of the Okavango Delta, through Moremi Game Reserve, Mababe concession and Savuti, finishing along the elephant-rich Chobe River at Kasane. Moremi, proclaimed in the 1960s, protects a complex mix of mopane woodland, floodplain and permanent lagoons; geology here is driven by seasonal floods that push life into the channels and draw predators and prey into concentrated viewing opportunities. Local BaYei and San communities still shape the human story—guides often share hunting and watercraft traditions that inform modern safaris.
Expect mokoro excursions, guided nature walks, early morning and late-afternoon 4x4 game drives, nights at basic campsites and one optional sunset boat cruise on the Chobe. Practicalities: bring lightweight, neutral-colored clothing that layers for cool mornings, sturdy closed shoes for walks, and a good pair of binoculars. Protect against sun and insects, carry a refillable water bottle, and follow guide instructions closely—wildlife viewing is immersive but governed by safety and conservation rules.
This trip favors patient observers: floods create intimate scenes—hippo grunts, elephants moving through shallows, and the river daring you to keep watching until the light changes.