Okavango Delta, Moremi and Chobe
These parks offer excellent wildlife viewing. The Big Five or a least the Big Four can be easily spotted. That's why they are very popular and accommodation is sometimes a little bit expensive.
Okavango Delta
Size: 22’000 km2
200 km away from our lodge
Excellent wildlife viewing with four of the Big Five easily spotted
Off-road driving is permitted, which facilitates quality sightings
Great birding destination, especially for waterbirds
Game drives, night drives, walking safaris and mokoro trips are available
A large choice of small, exclusive camps
The Okavango is an expensive destination
Widlife viewing is limited in the water-based camps
Moremi Park
Size: 5’000 km2
560 km away from our lodge (via Chobe)
Excellent wildlife viewing with the Big Five present
Great birding destination, particularly for waterbirds
Game drives and mokoro trips are available
A large choice of small, exclusive camps
Mobile camping safaris are possible in part of Moremi
Lodges are very expensive
Night drives and walking safaris offered in other parts of the delta are not permitted in Moremi
Off-road driving – allowed in the private concessions in the delta – is not permitted in Moremi
Many areas become inaccessible in the wet months, from December to March
Chobe Park
Size: 11’700 km2
400 km away from our lodge
Excellent wildlife viewing
Big Four present and easily seen, no rhino
Ideal birding destination, especially for water birds
Game drives and boat safaris available
Self-drive day visitors are allowed entry
Most accommodation is outside the park
The river gets very busy with safari boats