​User Reviews – Okavango Delta

Sort By: Date Most Helpful 111-120 of 122 Reviews
Ben Church Truro   –  
United Kingdom UK
Visited: August 2005 Reviewed: Oct 24, 2011

35-50 years of age

Overall rating
5/5

Real wilderness feel

smithp500   –  
United Kingdom UK
Visited: January 2005 Reviewed: Oct 23, 2011

35-50 years of age

Overall rating
5/5

A very special and very beautiful place like nowhere else in Africa. It needs to de seen to be believed.

muddykat8   –  
United States US
Visited: June 2010 Reviewed: Oct 21, 2011

Email muddykat8  |  35-50 years of age

Overall rating
5/5

The Okavango Delta has it all.

chrissy84 Visited: December 2009 Reviewed: Oct 20, 2011

Overall rating
5/5

Staying in Bed and Breakfast accommodation (lodges) with monkeys and elephants around, then up pop the hippos in the river, amazing. Found this the best way, as you get to pop into the towns and buy gifts from the locals.

Helen Wright   –  
United States US
Visited: May 2007 Reviewed: Oct 20, 2011

20-35 years of age

Overall rating
5/5

You can't beat the excitement of a jeep safari followed by lazy days spent on the Okavango Delta. A gentle evening mokoro trip through the water lilies watching as the sun slowly descends turning the sky into a burnt orange and purple haze is mesmerising.

Patrick Smith Visited: May 2001 Reviewed: Oct 12, 2011

Overall rating
5/5

The Okavango River pours into northern Botswana from Namibia and Angola, then fingers into an immense sprawl of ephemeral marshland and forest containing one of the continent's most spectacular and diverse concentrations of wildlife. The geography is wondrously ambiguous -- deeply tropical at one turn, dryly wooded at the next.

Perhaps most startling of all the country's wildlife, if lacking the glamor of the larger mammals, are its birds, and the Okavango is the best place to see them. The country is held in high regard by birders worldwide, but the sheer volume of species in the Delta is overwhelming. Tent-side one morning, a scan of shallow riverfront resembled a field guide into which one of each endemic species had been dropped by an overanxious illustrator: storks, eagles, hornbills, vultures, and no fewer than a dozen of Botswana's prettiest creature (and also its national bird), the liliacbreasted roller. No less common here than a pigeon in Trafalgar Square, the roller is a brilliantly appointed avian with iridescent, powder blue wings.

Kelly Cheng   –  
Singapore SG
Visited: June 2007 Reviewed: Oct 12, 2011

35-50 years of age

Overall rating
5/5

Just a unique natural wonder of the world, period.

lesliel   –  
South Africa ZA
Visited: August 2010 Reviewed: Oct 4, 2011

Email lesliel  |  35-50 years of age

Overall rating
5/5

As for Moremi - the delta is exceptional! The heart of Botswanna!

Simon G Visited: May 2010 Reviewed: Sep 27, 2011

Overall rating
5/5

The delta in May was quite full of water and the "bush vibe" was incredible. We would go for a 4 hour safari and not see a single other vehicle during that time. A ride in a mocorro is essential and a brilliant way to see the small details in the water such as frogs and (at a safe distance) hippos.

Patricia   –  
United States US
Visited: March 2011 Reviewed: Aug 17, 2011

50-65 years of age

Overall rating
5/5

The diversity of animal life and the great accomodations make this perfect.

Average User Rating

  • 4.8/5
  • Wildlife
  • Scenery
  • Bush Vibe
  • Birding

Rating Breakdown

  • 5 star 122
  • 4 star 23
  • 3 star 3
  • 2 star 0
  • 1 star 1
Write a User Review