Discover the Okavango Delta: Botswana's Natural Wonder
Witness the Magic of the Okavango Delta's Annual Flooding
Explore a unique wetland ecosystem teeming with life, nourished by an incredible natural phenomenon.

Okavango Delta, Botswana
The Okavango Delta is a vast and unique wetland ecosystem in Botswana, renowned for its annual flooding. Originating in the highlands of Angola, some 500km to the north, the Cubango River swells dramatically during Angola's summer wet season. This swollen river flows southwards through the Cuando River, eventually spreading across the landscape as it enters the Okavango Delta, flooding the vast floodplain. This annual flood is crucial for the delta's survival, bringing essential nutrients and sediment that support a diverse range of plant and animal life and maintaining its unique hydrology and geomorphology. It's a truly remarkable place, a testament to the power and beauty of nature.
Annual Flooding
The lifeblood of the delta, the annual flood brings vital nutrients and supports the incredible biodiversity.
Unique Ecosystem
Discover a vast wetland teeming with diverse plant and animal life, unlike anywhere else on Earth.
Stunning Scenery
Experience breathtaking landscapes, from tranquil waterways to expansive floodplains.
Things to Do
Enjoy mokoro rides (traditional dugout canoes), game drives, bird watching, fishing, and guided walking safaris. Numerous tour operators offer diverse packages to suit all interests and budgets.
Getting There
The Okavango Delta is accessible by air (Maun Airport is the closest major airport) and by road. Domestic flights are common, connecting Maun to various lodges and camps within the delta.