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  • Okavango Delta and Victoria Falls I dozed as we floated through the rivers of the Okavango Delta. We were travelling in style: inside a 'makoro' (a type of dugout canoe). The sun beat down relentlessly through the reeds and illuminated the beautiful white Posted by chris89 in Travails of the Wide Eyed Wanderer | Jun 7, 2008
  • Mombo Camp Mombo Camp is in Botswana’s Moremi Game Reserve on the northern tip of an Island called “Chiefs Island”. The Island’s name sake, the local tribe’s chief, had been the only person allowed to hunt this sacred place over Posted by Blakei in On the way Home | Apr 9, 2008
  • The Kalahari Desert Allison Nolting had recommended that we go to the Kalahari Desert as part of our safari itinerary for a couple of very good reasons: The Kalahari was only an hour away by charter, an Posted by Blakei in On the way Home | Mar 31, 2008
  • The Moremi Game Reserve Our Cessna 260 lifted off from Tubu Tree and headed toward the south eastern corner of the Moremi game reserve. As we lifted from the airport and cleared our first tree line we looked down and saw a herd Posted by Blakei in On the way Home | Mar 28, 2008
  • The Okavango Delta, Botswana The Okavango Delta is located in the northern most regions of Botswana and is the only place on earth where rivers dump into a flood plain, without any exit. The Okavango river and a few others, pour into Posted by Blakei in On the way Home | Mar 28, 2008
  • Okavango The notion of a houseboat on the Panhandle of the Okavango Delta may be unusual, but we did it. Driving with our AfriFriends guide from Vic Falls through Chobe and the Caprivi Str Posted by AfriFriend in When Roads Become Tracks | Feb 25, 2008
  • Botswana -- the Okavango Delta I am here in Botswana. In Maun, on the edge of the delta. Two days ago it was +40, it has been hoter than usual lately here for this time of year. It is quite pricy here. Posted by OhnoBonobo in African Adventure | Sep 25, 2007
  • Botswana From 26 July to 1 August, we spend six nights camping – yes, camping!! – our way across Botswana. Stops en route include Chobe National Park, the Okavango Delta, and the Kalahari. After our tremendous experience in Kenya, Posted by jacquiedro in travelling right, travelling light | Aug 1, 2007
  • Made it Hi All. We're here at Maun due to start our trip taoday. Harrowing trip over and now I've finally found civilsation the internet is so slow I wion't have time to write much. It appears my yahoo email; site isn't working Posted by altech in Africa and Beyond | Jul 14, 2007
  • Botswana After putting our truck, 21 people and a twelve-seater bus onto a very, VERY dodgy ferry, we completed a mountain of paperwork and finally made it into Botswana and headed straight for Chobe National Park. We took a couple of game Posted by TDL in The Departure Lounge | Jul 28, 2004
  • Botswana and a little bit of Zim Our non ac bus has large windows that have, thus far, offered a pleasant breeze in times of need. As we enter Botswanan and journey across the Kalahari Desert our transport has been transformed into a fan forced oven. It’s Posted by Nat and Ev in Nat & Ev | Apr 30, 2007
  • Botswana! Taken me a while to get round to doing this and it will probably take me equally as long to get up to date!! But here goes! After Zimbabwe we travelled to Botswana, through the Chobe National Park where we Posted by baluba in Baluba goes Backpacking | Apr 15, 2007
  • Botswana http://s44.photobucket.com/albums/f8/jontydubb/Botswana%20Album/ Posted by InfoAds in Jonty Dubb | Dec 28, 2006
  • Dag 68 Videre til Zambia i dag tidlig. Framme ved grensa etter et par timer, og vider til Zambezi River som vi maatte krysse for aa komme over til Zambia. Fryktelig lang ko i dag, saa for at vi skulle rekke fram Posted by Mari06 in Sor Afrika 06 | Dec 2, 2006
  • Delving in the Delta Left Zimbabwe and all her troubles behind and set off to Botswanna. So different going through the borders now with clean tidy offices and uniformed immigration officers. Makes me miss the chaos of the first few borders with Posted by Raffe in An African Odyssey | Sep 18, 2006
  • out of africa 2006 we travelled around in a truck, camping at towns of maun and nata, around the kalahari desert. we also took the opportunity to visit the magadikgadik salt pans, and witnessed a mirror lake and amazing sunset. before we could cross Posted by jalanjalan in jalanjalan | Sep 2, 2006
  • out of africa 2006 the guide told us we were the first singaporean clients she has had since she started working 7 years ago. she said camping was never popular among asians so she was rather surprised to see us wanting to "rough it Posted by jalanjalan in jalanjalan | Sep 2, 2006
  • Central Kalahari The pack were laid up for the day and our arrival, to set up camp, caused inquisitive heads to pop up all over. Cool drink in hand, our elated guests relaxed and watched as more dogs Posted by AfriFriend in When Roads Become Tracks | Aug 8, 2006

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