Why this route.
Why it works: the Okavango Explorers page notes very large elephant numbers in the dry season, at the south-west of Selinda Reserve where the spillway meets the Delta.
- Elephant herds
- Lions, leopards and wild dogs
- Sable, roan and eland
- Drives, guided walks, canoeing when water levels allow and seasonal tag-and-release fishing
- Birdwatching
Perfect for.
Day by day.
Sample camps shown below — your consultant can substitute alternatives in the same region and tier.
- Days 1–4Okavango Explorers CampSelinda Reserve
- Day 5DepartureOnward or homeward flights
Photo gallery.
Includes & excludes.
Includes
- Accommodation
- Meals
- Beverages
- Laundry
- Scheduled air transfers (2-night minimum)
Excludes
- Fees
- Gratuities
- Insurance
Handy hints.
What to pack
Lightweight, neutral-tone clothing with a warm layer for cool mornings, a waterproof jacket, a sun hat and well-worn boots. Full packing list on our Client Planning Reference.
Malaria
Parts of this route are in malaria areas — consult your physician or medical advisor before departure.
Gratuities
Tipping your guide and tracker is customary but never obligatory. See our full gratuities guidance.
Currency
US dollars are widely accepted at safari camps and lodges; carry small notes for gratuities and extras.
Planning tip
Confirm the peak elephant period with Great Plains before selling this stay.