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DeutschDo you love water? Then this water safari is the ideal choice for you. Discover thundering waterfalls, glide silently through lagoons and waterways and cruise along riverfronts. Water Safari Botswana combines the majestic Victoria Falls in Zimbabwe, the lush water-wilderness of the pristine Okavango Delta and the enchanting Chobe River. Enjoy close wildlife encounters on your water based activities. This is the perfect choice for a first safari to Botswana; be mesmerized by unique wildlife encounters and stunning landscapes. You most likely will come back for more.
Boat-Safari at Chobe
Immerse yourself in the magic of Africa
Okavango Delta
Colorful sunsets in the waterways
Angel’s View
… onto the thundering Victoria Falls
Okavango Delta
A wonderful water-wilderness
Water Safari Botswana
Your Experience
Your Accommodation
Victoria Falls River Lodge
Victoria Falls
Victoria Falls
Chobe Safari Lodge
Chobe Nationalpark
Chobe Nationalpark
Kana Kara Camp
Okavango Delta
Okavango Delta
Itinerary Summary
VICTORIA FALLS – 2 NIGHTS
Your water safari starts at the mighty thundering Victoria Falls, one of the Seven Wonders in the World. You have no shortage of exciting activities to do. Bungee jump of the Victoria Falls Bridge. Go an a sunset cruise on the mighty Zambezi. Embark on the ‘Flight of Angels’ to marvel at Southern Africa’s most spectacular tourist attracting from above.
CHOBE NATIONAL PARK – 2 NIGHTS
You will love the abundance of wildlife in this truly enchanting area of Botswana. Cruise along the Chobe River on your water safari. Hold your breath when elephants are taking a bath right next to you. Watch this spectacle when the sun is about to set and be mesmerized by the most beautiful sunset. Come across huge herds of elephant, buffalo and Burchell’s zebra and predators such as lion, leopard, spotted hyena and cheetah on your game drives through Chobe National Park.
OKAVANGO DELTA – 2 NIGHTS
The Okavango Delta is one of Africa’s top big game destinations and a superb spot for your water safari. Explore this 15.000 km2 big lush water-wilderness of papyrus swamps, shallow reed-beds and floodplains, dotted with islands and laced with a network of channels on guided nature walks, mokoro trips and game drives. Glide silently in a mokoro (a traditional dugout canoe) through the lily covered waterways and watch wildlife at eye level and listen to the birds call.