Introducing The Ndlovu Club

The Okavango Delta

An African Oasis of Waterways, Wildlife, and Endless Wonder  

A Classic Botswana Safari

The Okavango Delta, a shimmering oasis in the heart of Botswana, is one of Africa’s most extraordinary safari destinations. Unlike most river deltas that empty into the ocean, the Okavango Delta spills into the Kalahari Desert, creating an immense network of channels, lagoons, and islands teeming with life. This dynamic, seasonally flooded landscape offers one of the most unique and immersive wildlife experiences on the planet.

The annual floodwaters from Angola arrive in May, transforming the Delta into a lush paradise. This marks the start of Diamond Season (May – September), when the floodwaters create ideal conditions for water safaris and spectacular game viewing. As the waters recede in September, wildlife from far and wide gathers at the remaining pools, coinciding with Botswana’s Amber Season (October – November).

A safari in the Okavango Delta offers both water and land-based exploration. Glide through reed-lined channels in a mokoro, a traditional dugout canoe, expertly guided by our local polers, or embark on thrilling game drives across national parks and private concessions for unforgettable adventures.

The Okavango Delta is home to an astonishing variety of wildlife, including elephants, lions, leopards, cheetahs, and African wild dogs. Bird enthusiasts will revel in sightings with over 400 species, including the majestic African fish eagle and the elusive Pel’s fishing owl. From hippos jostling in the lagoons to buffalo herds wading through the floodplains, this ever-changing ecosystem offers an unparalleled safari experience when it comes to animal diversity.

The Okavango Delta is more than a safari destination – it’s an experience that will remain with you for a lifetime.

Wildlife

A myriad of species are found within the delta including African bush elephant, African buffalo, hippopotamus, wildebeest, giraffe, Nile crocodile, lion, cheetah, leopard, brown hyena, spotted hyena, greater kudu, sable antelope, black rhinoceros, white rhinoceros, plains zebra, warthog, and chacma baboon. Notably, the endangered African wild dog still survives within the Okavango Delta and exhibits one of the richest pack densities in Africa.

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