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OKAVANGO

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The Moremi Game Reserve offers protection of some 5500 km2 of pristine wilderness and is part of the 1000th World Heritage listed site – the Okavango Delta. A tapestry of landscapes with seasonal flood plains, permanent water channels and lagoons alongside the riverine. Mophane forests offer travellers an ever changing vista that holds an astonishing amount of bird, mammal, reptile and insect life. There are resident prides of Lions, strong densities of Leopard, African Wild Dog, Hyena and Cheetah. Elephants have a strong presence along with other herbivores like Hippos, Giraffes, Kudus and Impalas. 

 

This photographic safari is conducted around light and behaviour.

Includes wildlife photography tuition and post editing by Gabi Guiard.

DATES: SEPTEMBER 18th-28th

PLACE: Okavango Delta

DURATION: 11 Days

START / FINISH: Maun

PRICE: 6,500$ (p.p.) Private tent

MIN.-MAX.: 3-6 pax

LENGUAGES: English / Spanish

AVAILABILITY: 6

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INCLUDED

  • Luxury and comfortable tented accommodation, including beds, bed linen and towels, with a private bathroom en-suite.

  • Services of a professional guide, safari chef and camp assistants.

  • Game drives and local transfers in customised safari vehicles             (Toyota Land Cruiser 4×4).

  • All entrance and camping fees within the national parks and reserves.

  • Exclusive camping in private campsites within the national parks and reserves.

  • All meals and drinks (Water, soft drinks, beer, wine…) for the duration          of the safari.

  • All activities as specified in the itinerary.

NOT INCLUDED

  • International / Local flights.

  • PCR or ANTIGEN tests

  • Personal travel insurance and cancellation insurance (Mandatory).

  • Safari extensions.​

  • VISA if necessary.

  • Tips for accommodation staff and local guide.

  • Visits, excursions and activities not included.

  • In general any service not specified as included.

  • Scenic flight over the Okavango Delta.

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