Okavango Houseboat

Visiting the Okavango Panhandle is an enchanting experience, as it is the place where the desert meets the Delta. This area is characterized by narrow waterways lined with papyrus and tall reeds, making it a birdwatcher’s paradise with species like African fish eagles, herons, and kingfishers in abundance. The Panhandle is also a gateway to deeper delta adventures, including mokoro rides and boating trips, as well as exploring remote villages and cultural sites. It's a less-traveled part of the delta, offering an authentic and tranquil escape into one of Africa's most extraordinary natural wonders.

Meet the locals in a village near the flood plains of the Okavango Panhandle. You will be taken on a walk by a local guide and see how the people in this community live on a daily basis. Meet the chief, meet some of the ladies who make beautiful objects by weaving grass, meet some of the men and see how they make tools, store their food and more. No walk is the same, you can ask any question you want, the experience is led by your interest.