Okavango holidays & tours
When you’re deep in the Okavango Delta, you’ll never guess that you’re in a desert. This enormous oasis, formed from the flooding waters of the Okavango River, is right by the Kalahari. It’s a wonderful watery world, where much of Africa’s great safari wildlife finds sustenance and shelter.
On our Okavango Delta holidays, you get a front row seat into life lived among reedbeds and rivers. Go by dugout mokoro canoe steered by ‘polers’ from the local community, bushwalk with community guides, and stay in locally-run lodges: whether you try a low-impact camping safari, an eco-lodge or a lodge with its own resident herd of giraffes, we ensure your visit benefits communities and nature.
On our Okavango Delta holidays, you get a front row seat into life lived among reedbeds and rivers. Go by dugout mokoro canoe steered by ‘polers’ from the local community, bushwalk with community guides, and stay in locally-run lodges: whether you try a low-impact camping safari, an eco-lodge or a lodge with its own resident herd of giraffes, we ensure your visit benefits communities and nature.
Our top Okavango Delta holidays
Okavango Delta safari in Botswana
From
£2749 to £3649
14 days
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From the Okavango & Vic Falls to safari lands
Small group2026: 16 Aug, 23 Aug, 30 Aug, 6 Sep, 1 Nov, 2027: 28 Mar, 18 Apr, 2 May, 23 May, 30 May, 6 Jun, 13 Jun, 20 Jun, 11 Jul, 18 Jul, 25 Jul, 8 Aug, 15 Aug, 29 Aug, 5 Sep, 12 Sep, 19 Sep, 26 Sep, 3 Oct, 10 Oct, 17 Oct, 31 Oct, 7 Nov, 14 Nov, 2028: 26 Mar, 23 Apr, 7 May, 14 May, 28 May, 4 Jun, 11 Jun, 18 Jun, 25 Jun, 2 Jul, 9 Jul, 16 Jul, 23 Jul, 30 Jul, 6 Aug, 27 Aug, 3 Sep, 10 Sep, 17 Sep, 24 Sep, 1 Oct, 8 Oct, 15 Oct ...
Okavango Delta and Victoria Falls luxury holiday
From
£6550 to £9980
8 days
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Botswana's Pristine Wilderness & Wildlife & Fun in Vic Falls
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Okavango Delta adventure holiday, Botswana
From
£3725 to £5310
10 days
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Great value in the Delta and Victoria Falls
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Botswana National Parks safari holiday
From
€1770 to €1785
10 days
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Botswana's premier game parks, Moremi, Savuti & Chobe
Small group2026: 24 Sep, 5 Nov, 10 Dec, 2027: 28 Jan, 11 Feb, 25 Feb, 4 Mar, 11 Mar, 25 Mar, 8 Apr, 15 Apr, 22 Apr, 29 Apr, 6 May, 13 May, 20 May, 27 May, 10 Jun, 17 Jun, 1 Jul, 8 Jul, 15 Jul, 22 Jul, 29 Jul, 12 Aug, 26 Aug, 2 Sep, 9 Sep, 23 Sep, 30 Sep, 14 Oct, 28 Oct, 4 Nov, 11 Nov, 25 Nov, 2 Dec, 23 Dec
Botswana small group lodge safari
From
€3490 to €3630
14 days
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Botswana affordable lodge safari including Okavango
Small group2026: 27 Sep, 4 Oct, 11 Oct, 18 Oct, 8 Nov, 22 Nov, 6 Dec, 20 Dec, 2027: 7 Feb, 7 Mar, 21 Mar, 28 Mar, 4 Apr, 11 Apr, 25 Apr, 2 May, 9 May, 23 May, 6 Jun, 13 Jun, 20 Jun, 27 Jun, 4 Jul, 11 Jul, 25 Jul, 1 Aug, 15 Aug, 22 Aug, 5 Sep, 12 Sep, 26 Sep, 3 Oct, 10 Oct, 17 Oct, 24 Oct, 7 Nov, 14 Nov, 21 Nov, 12 Dec, 19 Dec
Botswana northern parks and Okavango Delta tour
From
£3395
11 days
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Delta safari, wildlife plains & riverfront wonder
Small group2026: 19 Sep, 10 Oct, 24 Oct, 31 Oct, 21 Nov, 2027: 20 Feb, 27 Mar, 24 Apr, 8 May, 5 Jun, 26 Jun, 10 Jul, 17 Jul, 31 Jul, 7 Aug, 21 Aug, 4 Sep, 18 Sep, 9 Oct, 23 Oct, 30 Oct, 20 Nov, 11 Dec
Botswana camping safaris
From
€2120 to €2280
14 days
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Botswana's premier game parks, Okavango Moremi Savuti Chobe
Small group2026: 20 Sep, 1 Nov, 6 Dec, 2027: 24 Jan, 7 Feb, 21 Feb, 28 Feb, 7 Mar, 21 Mar, 4 Apr, 11 Apr, 18 Apr, 25 Apr, 2 May, 9 May, 16 May, 23 May, 6 Jun, 13 Jun, 27 Jun, 4 Jul, 11 Jul, 18 Jul, 25 Jul, 8 Aug, 22 Aug, 29 Aug, 5 Sep, 19 Sep, 26 Sep, 10 Oct, 24 Oct, 31 Oct, 7 Nov, 21 Nov, 28 Nov, 19 Dec
Basic Field Guide Course, Botswana
From
€3900 to €7800
15 days
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Get trained as a guide in the iconic Okavango Delta
Small group2026: 21 Aug, 18 Sep, 2 Oct, 13 Nov, 27 Nov, 2027: 5 Feb, 19 Feb, 2 Apr, 16 Apr, 28 May, 11 Jun, 20 Aug, 3 Sep, 17 Sep, 1 Oct, 12 Nov, 26 Nov
Nxai Pan and Okavango Delta safari, Botswana
From
£4400 to £5840
7 days
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Explore Botswana's most iconic sites by fly-in safari
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Where to go in the Okavango Delta
Maun is the gateway to the Okavango. Fly in via South Africa before driving several hours to your safari camp or lodge, or take a scenic flight in a light aircraft. In the delta, safari vehicles, mokoro canoes and bushwalks are the only way of getting around, with longer boat journeys common along the deep Panhandle. Most tours then follow migration routes out across the Linyanti floodplains to the magnificent Chobe National Park – famed for its enormous elephant herds and luxurious lodges. Flying is the most common way to travel, but overland adventures – camping along the way – offer lower prices and bigger adventures. Read our Okavango Delta highlights for more information.
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Chobe National Park
2. Kasane
3. Moremi Game Reserve
4. Panhandle
5. Savuti & Linyanti
6. Tsodilo Hills
2. Kasane
3. Moremi Game Reserve
4. Panhandle
5. Savuti & Linyanti
6. Tsodilo Hills
Chobe National Park
1. Chobe National Park
Up to 50,000 elephants live in Chobe – Botswana’s first national park. An enormous transfrontier park spanning five nations enables the migration of these huge herds, and gives Chobe one of the greatest concentrations of game in Africa. Rivers, marshland, savannah and hardwood forests all offer different ecosystems, supporting leopard, hippo, hyena, giraffe and zebra, amongst others.
Kasane
2. Kasane
Tucked into the border with Zambia, Zimbabwe and Namibia, Kasane is the gateway to both Chobe National Park – and Victoria Falls. You’re an easy drive from the wilderness and wildlife of Chobe here, but the town itself is no wilderness; however, an abundance of hotels, lodges and campsites make it appealing to travellers on a budget, and happy to take day trips into the park. There are also a number of banks and ATMs.
Moremi Game Reserve
3. Moremi Game Reserve
Moremi protects a tapestry of islands, swamps, forests, grasslands and channels – an unspoiled ecosystem providing a glimpse of the African wilderness at its best. It was the first reserve in Botswana to be established by locals, who fought back against expanding farms and uncontrolled hunting. The Big Five can be seen here, along with 400 bird species – look out for lions stalking buffalo in the reeds.
Panhandle
4. Panhandle
The Panhandle is a deep, wide river stretching 75km south from Mohembo, which channels the vast quantities of water into the Delta’s floodplains. The Panhandle is a fishing mecca, with tiger fish being the most popular catch – but the birdlife is equally as abundant, including rare skimmers plus egrets and kingfishers.
Savuti & Linyanti
5. Savuti & Linyanti
Between the delta and Chobe NP, the Savuti Marsh is famed for its large predators. Big cats are especially bold here; lions have been observed hunting adult elephants – a thrilling sight. Huge herds of wildebeest and zebra migrate here during the annual flooding of the Savuti River, along with 450 species of birds. The remote Linyanti Reserve is less visited, and remains one of northern Botswana’s wildest landscapes.
Tsodilo Hills
6. Tsodilo Hills
The sacred Tsodilo Hills, now a UNESCO site, offers a rare slice of ancient Kalahari culture. Huge rocks stand sentry over the surrounding flat landscape, containing some 4,000 examples of rock art; many are thousands of years old, preserved by the parched desert air. Standard itineraries rarely reach this remote spot, but it can be requested as an add-on – a guided tour reveals the rocks’ spiritual secrets.
Our Okavango Delta safaris reviews
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Ian Williams26 May 2026
The trip of a lifetime...I'd do it all again in a heartbeat! Fantastic wildlife encounters with wonderful opportunities for photography.read more
Denyse Wheeler13 Apr 2026
I had a fabulous time. Okavango Delta. Stay and helicopter flight. Microlight flight over Mosi oa tunya. Plus all the animal sightings.
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Alan Holloway01 Apr 2026
The lodges employed local people, supported local villages and were helping to support conservation. Everything worked like clock work and the wildlife was great.read more
