2 nights 3 days Overnight Mokoro Trail Okavango delta
Overview
The service that we provide to our clients starting with equipment ,the vehicles and we brief our clients on trip expectation before, to make them understand the whole concept .We provide our clients with lunch ,dinner and full English breakfast during camping at the delta .They travel with our representative and our chef to make sure that they are well treated at the okavango delta mind you the service is offered by the community trust .
Inclusions
- Camping equipment & small linen tent
- Mokoro toilet
- Coffee and/or Tea
- Bottled water
- All Fees and Taxes
- 2x Breakfast
- 2x Dinner
- 2x Lunch
- Accommodation included: 2 nights
What to expect
Itinerary
Day 1: Okavango Delta
Pass By: Okavango Delta, Botswana
Wake up have your small bag ready packed before we pick you up. You will only need small amount of luggage for 2 nights that you will be staying in the delta; your big bag will be left in the storage for safe keeping to be collected when you come back from the delta. We depart to the Okavango delta, here you will meet your local mokoro poler who will serve also as your guide, this activity is conducted by local mokoro community guides but our chef comes along. When we arrive the camp assistant will put up camp under a canopy of trees, have brunch after that you take a walk on the island.
Travelling by mokoro is undeniably the best way to experience the Okavango delta you explore the waterways, and take nature walks where you have the opportunity to track game and get a close-up feel of this unique environment, here bird life is spectacular.Sightings include hippos and elephants
Meals included:
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Accommodation included: Mobile camping using small tents
Day 2: Okavango Delta
Stop At: Okavango Delta, Okavango Delta, North-West District
An early morning tea/coffee, rusks then depart for a morning walk The area looks very beautiful there are beautiful tall trees along the river animals like to hang around for shade.
Get back after a beautiful walk , have shower, launder your clothes during your siesta time or read a book. Depending on individuals, sometimes some people update their diaries. At 3:30 pm, we will have tea/coffee depart for mokoro excursion for 1 hour 30minutes, Get back from mokoro before sun set and have dinner at 20.00pm time of going to bed is determined by the last guest.
Duration: 1 hour 30 minutes
Meals included:
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Accommodation included: Mobile camping in small tents
Day 3: Tour Ends :Drop off Maun
Stop At: Maun, Maun, Ngamiland East, North-West District
After breakfast we return to mokoro station where we will find our vehicle waiting for us, first we have to make a stop in the office to collect your luggage which we left when going to the delta. We will transfer you to your lodge where you will be accommodated.
Duration: 2 hours
Meals included:
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No accommodation included on this day.
Day 1: Okavango Delta
Pass By: Okavango Delta, Botswana
Wake up have your small bag ready packed before we pick you up. You will only need small amount of luggage for 2 nights that you will be staying in the delta; your big bag will be left in the storage for safe keeping to be collected when you come back from the delta. We depart to the Okavango delta, here you will meet your local mokoro poler who will serve also as your guide, this activity is conducted by local mokoro community guides but our chef comes along. When we arrive the camp assistant will put up camp under a canopy of trees, have brunch after that you take a walk on the island.
Travelling by mokoro is undeniably the best way to experience the Okavango delta you explore the waterways, and take nature walks where you have the opportunity to track game and get a close-up feel of this unique environment, here bird life is spectacular.Sightings include hippos and elephants
Meals included:
•
•
Accommodation included: Mobile camping using small tents
Day 2: Okavango Delta
Stop At: Okavango Delta, Okavango Delta, North-West District
An early morning tea/coffee, rusks then depart for a morning walk The area looks very beautiful there are beautiful tall trees along the river animals like to hang around for shade.
Get back after a beautiful walk , have shower, launder your clothes during your siesta time or read a book. Depending on individuals, sometimes some people update their diaries. At 3:30 pm, we will have tea/coffee depart for mokoro excursion for 1 hour 30minutes, Get back from mokoro before sun set and have dinner at 20.00pm time of going to bed is determined by the last guest.
Duration: 1 hour 30 minutes
Meals included:
•
•
•
Accommodation included: Mobile camping in small tents
Day 3: Tour Ends :Drop off Maun
Stop At: Maun, Maun, Ngamiland East, North-West District
After breakfast we return to mokoro station where we will find our vehicle waiting for us, first we have to make a stop in the office to collect your luggage which we left when going to the delta. We will transfer you to your lodge where you will be accommodated.
Duration: 2 hours
Meals included:
•
No accommodation included on this day.
Additional information
- Not wheelchair accessible
- Near public transportation
- Most travelers can participate
- Face masks required for travelers in public areas
- Face masks required for guides in public areas
- Hand sanitizer available to travelers and staff
- Regularly sanitized high-traffic areas
- Gear/equipment sanitized between use
- Transportation vehicles regularly sanitized
- Guides required to regularly wash hands
- Bring their sanizers all the times as other people might be allegic to what we provide
- This tour/activity will have a maximum of 20 travelers
- Confirmation will be received at time of booking
Ticket delivery
You can present either a paper or an electronic voucher for this activity.
Cancellation
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours in advance of the start time of the experience.
F411DApeterh
April 2023
The community staff were fantastic guides... no vehicles and no fancy lodges, just the natural surroundings of the bush. Would recommend to anyone looking for a truly wild experience.
The community staff were fantastic guides... no vehicles and no fancy lodges, just the natural surroundings of the bush. Would recommend to anyone looking for a truly wild experience.B8388OHbenm
September 2023
A group of 6 of us went on the 3-day overnight Mokoro trip in July 2023. We were greeted at the office in Maun by really friendly staff before Kemy told us all about what we would do on the trip. We then were taken in vehicles to the Mokoros where we met with the local delta people who were to be...
A group of 6 of us went on the 3-day overnight Mokoro trip in July 2023. We were greeted at the office in Maun by really friendly staff before Kemy told us all about what we would do on the trip. We then were taken in vehicles to the Mokoros where we met with the local delta people who were to be our guides for the three days. We went out in the mokoros with a crew of about 10-15 people plus the six of us. This included two chefs, three guides for our mokoros, and then several other mokoros which carried all of our gear. We were given the most amazing food, the tents were spacious and comfortable, and the views were unbelievable. Over the three days, we hardly had to lift a finger as our guides were so helpful. We went on a number of amazing nature walks, seeing elephants, giraffes, zebras, hippos, buffalo, to name a few. Not only that but our guides gave us ample information on every question we had as we went. Other activities included trips in the mokoro amongst hippos and crocodiles, swimming in the delta (completely safe), and eating the best food we’ve ever had. I cannot recommend Mosu safari tours enough. They were efficient, friendly, safe, and are the best value for money that you will find. As a group of six Irish men, we are all in full agreement that this was the highlight of our two month trip in southern-Africa. Thank you to everyone!TomG959
May 2023
We went with Mosu on a 3 day/2 night Mokoro safari into the Okovango Delta, and had an amazing experience. The tour was well organised, communication throughout the lead-up was excellent with very quick replies to any questions, and all the staff we dealt with were friendly, helpful and hard-work...
We went with Mosu on a 3 day/2 night Mokoro safari into the Okovango Delta, and had an amazing experience. The tour was well organised, communication throughout the lead-up was excellent with very quick replies to any questions, and all the staff we dealt with were friendly, helpful and hard-working. Kemi was always quick off the mark to respond to queries in booking process and about logistics before we went, and it was a nice touch that she visited us at our hotel in night before our trip to answer any queries. I think because we were quite early in the season (end of April), we ended up with just the two of us on the trip, which made us feel very spoilt with our guide, a chef, a second guide and another assistant taking us on the trip. All of them were lovely, and made us feel very spoilt. It was really interesting to sit round a fire with them in the evening under the starlight, with hippos bellowing nearby, and hear about their villages, experiences and culture.Passport32402213351
September 2023
Totally recommend this 3 day mokoro camping safari. There was just the two of us and we loved it. Tony and Kemy from Mosu Safari Tours briefed us on what to expect the day before we went in, and on the trip itself we were superbly looked after by Joe (Mosu staff member) and well fed by George (ou...
Totally recommend this 3 day mokoro camping safari. There was just the two of us and we loved it. Tony and Kemy from Mosu Safari Tours briefed us on what to expect the day before we went in, and on the trip itself we were superbly looked after by Joe (Mosu staff member) and well fed by George (our cook). We also very much enjoyed the company, and helpful support provided by our mokoro polers, and Emanuel, our knowledgeable guide and tracker on the game walks. We really liked the fact that the mokoro polers and the nature guide were drawn from local villages on the edge of the delta and that these communities were benefiting as a result - eco-tourism as it should be. We also found it rewarding to be fully immersed in the environment and interacting with game animals on foot (as opposed to the more contrived and slightly voyeuristic norm of driving around and observing game from the comfort and protection of a vehicle). Whilst this undoubtedly induced higher adrenalin levels at times (coming as we do from a country with no dangerous wild animals) we never felt the least bit unsafe.