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Delta Rain - Day Tours
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Great Way to Experience the Delta with Help of a Native

This was a very unique way of spending a day. You may or may not see animals, but need to be... read more

Reviewed 22 July 2017
Namgah
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Winston Salem, North Carolina
DELTA RAIN CAMP

An experience out of the ordinary. We set off in canoes guided by our own poler person, about 1.5... read more

Reviewed 28 March 2017
mike s
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Mexborough, United Kingdom
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Reviewed 13 August 2015

We recently went on a one night accommodated delta excursion with Delta Rain and can highly recommend it! We were transported to the delta with a game vehicle from Sitatunga camp. Thereafter we went on a 40 minute Mokoro trip into the delta. The tented camp provided for very comfortable accommodation, even with a bush shower! We sat down to a three course dinner expertly prepared by the polers. We also went on two guided nature walks. This was a truly amazing way to experience the delta and I can highly recommend this company!

Date of experience: August 2015
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Reviewed 11 August 2015 via mobile

We went into the delta with Delta Rain as part of a Botswana tour. They were great! From the mokorow ride to the tents everything was well organised and all the pokers worked tirelessly to ensure we had a memorable stay. The nature walks were a bit hot and miss the evening one was great (we split into two groups, one saw elephant and hippo, the other also saw kudu being stalked by wild dog!), but neither group saw anything on the morning one (but they are wild animals!). One of the highlights was the food - how they produce a 3 course meal in a camp kitchen is beyond me!

Date of experience: August 2015
Thank Dan and Sarah J
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Reviewed 8 July 2015

went with them to their elephant bush camp for an overnight stay in the wild on an island reached by moloko canoe after a 2 hour 4x4 drive through the bush. plenty of animals and birds to see really up close. some of our party were even charged by elephants!

Date of experience: July 2015
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Reviewed 20 September 2014

Had two really relaxing days out in the Okavango, staying at the Elephant Camp. Arrived in Mokoros and went for walking safaris which took us close up to both elephants and hippos, would really recommend!

Date of experience: July 2014
Thank DanLah
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Reviewed 4 November 2013

The mokoro rides in were lovely, I felt very secure. We definately sped up when hippos appeared, but the polers were very good.

The 'nature walks' were a bit of a let down - we saw a lot of poo and tracks, but only saw some actualy zebras. Our guide was also slow and was constantly on his cell phone. We had a to throw a million questions at him to get info about tracks and animals out of him. Sunsets were brilliant though, and we got to witness as epic lightning storm on our last night.

It was way too hot during the day to do anything, so we napped, played cards in the shade and swam a lot. Also learnt to do some poling by the willing guides. The campsites were obviously reused frequently, but they were still 'in the bush' and very rustic.

I guess something like this depends on who you get as your guides. Our group had 6 polers, and about 3 of them were engaging, enthusiastic and friendly. The other 3 didn't really talk to us, and seemed bored the whole time.
It's unfortunate that you have to tip them as a group and they split it, as there were some who deserved a tip, and others that I didn't want to tip at all. I also didn't like the pressure to tip - our Nomad guide said a minimum of 15 USD a day, regardless of their service.

Date of experience: October 2013
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