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"There is no magic on earth to beat it"
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"Splash through sparkling flood plains in this ultimate African Adventure"
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"Experience the unexpected"
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"To be surrounded by images previously only seen on the small screen; so many , so close, was an exhilarating experience"
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Temperature |
Day: 20°-30°C Night: 5°-10°C |
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Weather |
Cooler at night, but still pleasantly warm during the day. Very unlikely to rain. |
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Habitat |
Bush still green but grass getting shorter. |
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Water |
The Okavango annual floodwaters normally arrive in May or June - so are within riding distance for a couple of weeks before they actually reach camp. The floodwaters bring long shallow water canters on the floodplains and deeper channels to cross. As water levels rise, motorboat replaces vehicle game drives and mekoros are also in use into November. |
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Game |
When the water arrives initially the birdlife is great as they feed off the shallow water areas. Game comes to drink from the water, with the buffalo and lechwe moving in as the water levels increase. However, there is a lot of water - so much of the game is still dispersed. |
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Clothing |
A splashproof jacket, a fleece/sweater for evenings and one pair of long rubber riding boots plus one other pair of riding footwear and swimmers. |
P.O.Box 20671
Maun
Botswana
Tel: +267 686 1523
Fax: +267 686 3154
reservations@africanhorseback.com