WATER THAT ARRIVES FROM NOWHERE.
This is not a park you drive through.
It’s a network of private concessions, low guest density and varied terrain. You move by mokoro, boat and vehicle. Some camps focus on water. Others sit in drier, predator-rich areas.
The Delta offers:
Botswana operates on a high-value, low-impact tourism model.
Camps are smaller. Access is controlled.
The Delta floods during Botswana’s dry season.
May – September: Peak flood levels. Cooler temperatures. Excellent wildlife
concentration.
October – November: Hotter. Water recedes. Strong predator movement.
The flood timing varies slightly each year.
May to September for peak flood and cooler weather.
Yes, depending on the concession. Predator sightings can be excellent.
Minimum three nights. Four or more if combining regions.
Yes. Light aircraft transfers are standard.
Some camps accept children; age restrictions vary.
