Magkadigkadi Camp Maun

PO BOX 22039 Maun, Botswana

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Dancing With Elephants In The Dark

A travel blog entry by gregd999

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... evening in Africa. A further hour or so down the road the truck came to another screeching halt, and we all looked out expecting to see another elephant, but we couldn't see anything, anything at all actually. The headlights had blown. No problems said our driver. Probably just a fuse, and we've only got 50kms to go, and by the way can we borrow a torch? So for the last hour we motored down the road with our hazard lights flashing, and our guide hanging out the window using ...

Okavango Delta

A travel blog entry by gregd999

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So we sacked Killer. When the knock came on the tent flap at 4am - kill me, kill me now - we decided that if we were going to get up , we were going to make sure that it was worthwhile. So we went with the other guide, a tall, native bushman by the name of Phil, who also had another advantage over Killer, he carried a bigger stick. It was a four hour walk, and we did in fact come across a herd of zebra, wildebeest and impala. They all stick together as ...

Maun

A travel blog entry by ieeworldvoyage

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... are both looking on the internet to see if we could get a cheap deal to get into the Okavango... so, we don’t even know where we will be tomorrow...and unfortunately for us, prices are exorbitant and they sometimes make me angry... because, in truth, there will be so many things we ended up not being able to do because of them. Hum... I guess, same story for everyone, the purse determines the rest. Corinne

22 octobre, Maun

"Hier fut une ...

Botswana: Okavango Delta to Chobe National Park

A travel blog entry by nathananddarja

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... in its place, it meant the bathroom was occupied. It was a true camping experience. Luckily were able to bring some luggage, our tents, mats, sleeping bags, cooking equipment and even a cooler for drinks, all in mokoro boats.



The water in the delta is very clear and apparently pretty clean. The locals drink it straight, but for us we would boil it before drinking but used it for cooking and washing dishes. A dip in the water also served as ...

Just a little plane, nothing to worry about

A travel blog entry by brookeandchris

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... rather bumpy ride but absolutely incredible! No hippos unfortunately, but we still saw a ton of elephants and a bunch of giraffe. We saw some cape buffalo too! Now, we've seen 4 of the Big 5…just waiting for that leopard! It was amazing to be above the delta and to see the different waterways, especially now that the delta is completely flooded. I can’t wait to see the delta tomorrow from our little mokoro ...