Okavango Houseboats

The Okavango is the world's largest island Delta and the calm waters is ideal for house boats to operate in this area. The diverse wild and birdlife creates a perfect paradise for anglers and nature lovers to enjoy.

Inkwazi house boat operates between Sepopa and Seronga.

Accommodation is economy class, and sleeps 4 people in cabins and 12 people on deck. There is a lounge / dining area, galley, semi-covered deck area, splash pool and a gas barbecue on deck.

There are three self drive tender boats available for fishing. Apart from the notorious tiger fish there are other species like bream and pike to catch. The catfish migrate upstream just before the floods and embark on an intensive feeding frenzy. They beat their bodies against the papyrus plants in an effort to get the fish out of their hiding spot. The catfish hunts in packs and this event can be seen from quite a distance as the waters maul around them. Fish- eating birds like herons, kingfishers and fish eagles make use of this opportunity for a fast, free and quick meal. House boats are a tranquil way of enjoying the spectacular views, the abundant wildlife and the varied species of birds of the Okavango Delta. The calm clear water will wash away all your troubles and cleanse you from within.

Ngwesi house boat operates from Seronga in the heart of the Okavango Delta and is a luxurious boat.

Ngwesi house boat has an upper and lower deck. The boat can sleep 4 people in cabins, 6 people on deck and have 2 en-suite cabins. Mosquito nets are provided. There is hot and cold running water in the bathrooms and the bedrooms have ample packing and hanging space. The upper deck is roofed and is used for dining and hosts a wooden bar area. Guests can relax and socialize here and talk about all the wondrous adventures that the Okavango has to offer. Exotic dishes are prepared in the limited space of the galley kitchen. Breakfast, lunch and dinner are served. Ngwesi is named after the tiger fish which is a big challenge to catch because of its feisty nature. A tender boat excursion can take the guest out to select a prime spot from where they can fish, and is also the ideal way to experience the abundant wild and birdlife. Over a 100 species of birds can be seen amongst the vegetation, and large numbers of hippos and crocodiles congregate between the grassy plains and waterways.

Inyankuni house boat operates between Sepopa and Seronga on the Okavango Delta Panhandle.

Accommodation is economy class, and can sleep 6 people in cabins, and 14 people on deck. There are 2 cabins with en-suite, as well as toilet facilities available. There is a lounge / dining area, galley, semi covered deck, and a bar. The splash pool is just the thing to cool and refresh the guests after being in the African sun for the better part of the day. Inyankuni is ideal for large tourist groups. Catered moroko trips and game flights can be arranged at an extra cost.