Walking Safaris in the Khwai Concession & Okavango Delta
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Walking Safaris in the Khwai Concession & Okavango Delta

Khwai Concession, Northern Botswana 2-4 Hours

Experience Overview

Walking safaris bring you face-to-face with the African wilderness in the most primal and authentic way possible. Led by highly trained, armed professional guides, bush walks in the Khwai Concession and throughout the Okavango Delta strip away the barrier of a vehicle and immerse guests entirely in the sights, sounds, smells, and textures of the bush. Guides interpret the landscape as a living library — reading lion tracks pressed into soft earth, identifying medicinal plants used by local communities for centuries, explaining the behaviour of dung beetles and termites, and pinpointing the distant alarm calls of birds that reveal a hidden predator. Guests experience the bush at the pace of a walking animal, developing a depth of understanding unavailable from any vehicle. Encounters with elephant, giraffe, and antelope on foot — managed expertly by guides — create memories that endure long after the safari ends. Walking safaris are transformative, intimate, and deeply educational.

What to Expect & Prepare

What's Included

  • Contact us for details.

What to Bring

  • Standard travel gear.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are walking safaris safe with dangerous wildlife around?
Yes. Walks are led by professional armed guides with extensive training. Safety protocols are strictly followed and guests receive a full safety briefing before departure.
What is the maximum distance walked?
Distances range from 4 to 10 km depending on guest fitness, terrain, and wildlife activity. Guides adjust the pace and route accordingly.
Can I request a private walking safari?
Yes. Private guided walks for couples or small groups are available and offer a more tailored, intimate experience.
What should I wear for a walking safari?
Neutral-coloured long trousers, long-sleeved shirts, sturdy boots, and a sun hat. Avoid white, black, or brightly coloured clothing which can attract insects or startle wildlife.
What is the best time of day for a walking safari?
Early morning (6:00–10:00 AM) when temperatures are cool and animals are most active. Walks are generally not conducted in the heat of midday.

Activity Location

Location & Access

Khwai Concession, Northern Botswana

Physical Intensity

Moderate
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Experience Investment
$190.00Total Valuation
Adults
2
Children
0
Infants
0
Total Investment$190.00

Inclusive of all taxes & fees

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