The Expert Africa team has not yet experienced this activity, although we know and like Kanana Camp who operate this trail. The information below has been supplied by the safari operator.
The Kanana Mokoro Trail allows visitors to explore the Okavango Delta's tranquil waterways in search of rare creatures such as sitatunga and Pel's fishing owl.
The trails camp accommodates a maximum of four people in two twin bedded tents, and the camp includes the services of two professional guides, personal chef, waiter, housekeeper and mokoro guides. Each tent has adjacent bucket shower and 'long drop' toilet facilities. Lighting is by rechargeable 12 volt lamps, charged by solar power.
From Kanana Camp you will board a mokoro (dug-out canoe) and glide into one of the more remote areas of the Okavango Delta. On a secluded island, you will find your rustic bush camp where friendly staff waits ready to welcome you with a refreshing cool drink.
Over the next two nights/three days you will explore this diverse environment by canoe and on foot. When on the water, your mokoro guides will take the time to point out red lechwe, fish eagles, painted reed frogs, golden orb spiders and malachite kingfishers. Whilst on foot your walking guide will point out interesting plants and trees. He will take time to explain ways the bark, roots or fruit are utilised by the animals and people of this area. You may also see animals such as giraffe, impala or elephant during your walk and searching the canopies of the African ebony and the mangosteen might allow you a glimpse of the Pel's fishing owl.
Each day begins with a light breakfast before your morning activity. Returning to camp during the late morning, you will find a generous brunch awaiting you. Dinner is a three-course affair enjoyed around a fully laid candle-lit table. All cooking in the camp is bush style, using fire and coals to create delicious wholesome meals.
Lodge overview
Ideal length of stay: 2 nights.
Central facilities: The trails camp accommodates a maximum of four people in two twin bedded tents. Each tent has adjacent bucket shower and 'long drop' toilet facilities. Lighting is by rechargeable 12 volt lamps, charged by solar power.
Luxury in the Bush on Kanana Mokoro.
I spent just 2 nights on the Kanana Mokoro trail with my girlfriend in August. The stay was part of a wider Okavango safari.
In summary the stay was excellent. You stay in a mobile camp situated ...
Fascinating Kanana Mokoro Trail
One of the highlights of our trip. Simply nothing we could fault here, we loved it.
Dougie, the guide, has a wealth of knowledge which he shares with an infectious enthusiasm. Be aware that you...
Kanana Mokoro Trail review
Our guide Paul was so knowledgeable and fun. I loved it that the camp was solar powered (except for the propane freezer) and that everything had been brought into the camp on mokoro! This was our se...
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